Order a steaming plate of traditional lamb couscous (15 Swiss francs) and wash it down with pots of foaming mint tea (3.50 Swiss francs).
I sampled a "honey bush tea foam cascading over vanilla-scented brioche pudding," in the words of the young man who brought it.
Scrape off the unpleasantly tart orange foam from the tea cup of amuse bouche, and underneath you find a perfectly fine carrot soup.
In her new cookbook, "Le Livre Blanc" (her first in English, available Sept. 1), she features recipes like Normandy scallops topped with a "sunset" of rose petals and radicchio and crab topped with Chinese white-jasmine tea foam, which are accompanied by lovely, spare photographs.
At 3 20 p.m., Mr. Tucker put down his foam cup of tea and emptied his pockets of their contents: a phone message from a social worker, some napkins, the chipped benefits card with his picture on it, $7 and a receipt from a Harlem optometrist for new eyeglasses.
This mouthful of luxury was topped with delicate green tea foam and served with a thin pistachio cookie.
An interesting example, from the Fat Duck, is that of a green tea foam palate cleanser (for a recipe and photograph see page 133 of The Big Fat Duck Cookbook 62)).
At 42, age has caught up with the attitude and he's now as stolid and British and there as Brands Hatch, Debenhams, milky tea in foam cups.
As she traveled across Arkansas, Mrs. Lincoln walked with no entourage, carrying a foam cup of hot tea (the kind one finds at a gas station, not a coffee house).
Add the heated or foamed milk to the tea, filling the cup to the top.
