/ck/ - Food & Cooking

in my experience wedding food consistently sucks dick.
only 2 weddings it was decent is when they had a local hog served whole in the backyard. My sisters wedding was at a marriott, the horse devouers were money (raw oysters in bloody mary shots, sushi platters etc.) but the main course was either sub par leg of lamb or dry ass red snapper.

tl:dr very quickly mass produced food is never good

I've been trying to get more into tea. Teach me all of the best ways to make tea and best kinds. I've always liked black tea, but I've recently been trying green and I like it. What are some good sites to buy high quality leaves? How should I be preparing it for the best? Has anyone had any luck growing their own tea plants? Teach me all the things about tea, /ck/. I wish to learn from your wisdom.