"tea making" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you can use it when talking about food preparation: "I enjoy the relaxation of tea making after a long day at work."
His account is about as good as a spilled cup of tea, making the rest unreadable.
There, Jasper (Erin Gann) and KJ (Michael Chernus), both bearded and thirtyish, live in their own world, smoking, drinking shroom tea, making up songs.
A visit to one of the local tea factories (Labookellie is the most famous) will demonstrate the entire process of tea making.
I was in the Scouts at the time and we were doing a sponsored tea making.
A recent mandate introduced at GingerMay PR limits tea making to immediate neighbours to end niggles over time-sapping rounds.
In particular, fine grained, sharp tephra particles strongly adhered to the leaves of most crops, including waxy leaved spinach and tea, making cleaning difficult.
We have a new tea-making rota, and it seems that Rob will be making less tea than me.
We've raised tea-making to an art form; geishas and their ceremonies have nothing on us.
I suggest you get any toilet breaks, tea-making and breathing done now.
When in London, he makes his own cuppa because "there's a lack of good tea-making down here.
■ Don't complain about the lack of tea-making equipment in the bedroom.
