Preparation:


Brew the Jasmine tea with 1 litre of 75-80°C hot water. Let infuse for 3 minutes and strain into a pot.
Chop the onion and watercress, grate the parmesan. Rinse the asparagus and cut off the bottom part which is stringy. Cut the asparagus into bite-sized pieces and sear in the pan with some salt and a dash of lemon juice until al dente.
Sweat the onion cubes with half of the butter on medium heat. Add the rice and also sweat for about 3 minutes while stirring. Deglaze with the wine. As soon as this is evaporated, add the still hot tea in small amounts so that the rice is always just covered with liquid. Stir frequently. It takes about 25 minutes for the rice to be al dente. Now add the butter, the grated parmesan and the chopped watercress. Add lemon peel, sea salt and pepper to taste. Now top off the risotto with the asparagus.

TIP: Add 100 g cocktail tomatos cut into quarters. A fresh and fruity indulgence.

For this dish we recommend: Green tea from China - Jasmine Tea


  • Ingredients for 4 servings:
  • 5 heaped tsp. Jasmine tea
  • 1 medium, chopped onion
  • 400 g risotto Rice
  • 200 ml dry white wine
  • 3 tblsp. butter
  • 40 g grated parmesan
  • 1 bunch of green Asparagus
  • 1 handfull of watercress
  • 1/2 organic Lemon
  • salt, pepper, sea salt


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Green tea China

Green tea China
Jasmine OP

The basis for this Chinese speciality is a green tea to which fresh jasmine blossoms are added during the drying period. The blossoms are partially removed later. The classical flavouring technique has been known in China for some 1,000 years. Jasmine tea is practically the Chinese national drink and is consumed at any time of day and on every occasion. This quality is one of the most popular. This mellow blend still has quite a few blossoms, which leave an intense, flowery jasmine taste and scent.

green tea, jasmine blossoms

  •  1-3 minutes brewing time
  • 75° - 80 °C water temperature
  • 4-5 heaped tsp./1 litre


  • box of 15 pyramidal teabags of 3 g each

  • box of 50 pyramidal teabags of 3 g each



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