To All Appearances A Lady - University of British Columbia
To All Appearances A Lady - University of British Columbia
To All Appearances A Lady - University of British Columbia
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Jim<br />
Wong-Chu<br />
(pronounce: téh or tea<br />
origin: fukienese/Scottish dialects)<br />
recipe for tea<br />
a modest pot<br />
enough for<br />
four<br />
small cups<br />
insert tea<br />
green or fermented<br />
or in a<br />
bag<br />
the water<br />
boiled separately<br />
keep your eyes<br />
on the bubbles<br />
shrimp eyes<br />
crab eyes<br />
fish eyes<br />
(the first ships came to trade)<br />
the area was fukien<br />
the traders were Scottish<br />
brought it back<br />
bastardized it<br />
made it mud<br />
drowned in heavy cream<br />
two, three teaspoons<br />
<strong>of</strong> colonial sugar<br />
in search for monopoly<br />
planted in india<br />
after their first crop:<br />
opium
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