The phrase "steaming tea" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a cup of tea that is hot and releasing steam. Example: She sipped her steaming tea, enjoying the warmth and comforting scent of the brew.
Trays of food were brought and cups of steaming tea passed hand to hand.
It was, and his mugs of steaming tea and an indecent number of chocolate Hobnobs turned out to be lifesavers.
While we defrosted back on Ortelius, sipping mugs of steaming tea, she sailed across the Gerlache Strait to Neko Harbour, on mainland Antarctica.
At night in their dreams the prisoners conjure succulent dishes and fantasy menus of truffled veal chops and steaming tea from Ukrainian samovars.
Instead, Licklesh and Asefa, our innovative, ever-smiling cook crew, saw to it that an enhanced thirst for steaming tea was sated, a prelude to chicken soup and the finest goulash in all Ethiopia.
Our impromptu picnic is served atop sheets of newspaper and accompanied by the comings and goings of the men, who ferry trays of steaming tea and thick coffee to the merchants outside.
Green tea, from Camellia sinensis L. (Theaceae), is widely consumed around the world and is prepared by drying and steaming fresh tea leaves.
Soon, mugs of steaming barley tea arrive, a pleasing touch on cold winter days.
"I'm going to find a different place, take a little vacation, come back fresh," Mr. Belkadi told Ms. Wilkins recently over fragrant cups of steaming mint tea.
After braving the shopping mall mobs, after hunting down a parking space, there's something soothingly civilized about pouring a cup of steaming, amber tea from a personal pot.
