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tea-strainer - a device to keep back tea leaves when pouring a cup of tea

strainer - a filter to retain larger pieces while smaller pieces and liquids pass through

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Senger Bamberg Kunsthandel bring the early 20th-century skiing paintings of Alfons Walde, and Bamberger Silberschmeide Haertl will be offering a Bauhaus tea-strainer. The event is timed to coincide with the nearby Wagner Festival in Bayreuth but earlier in the month the town's--perhaps not as cultured, but no less enjoyable--Brewery Festival takes place (Bamberg is famous for its smoked beer).

The three to see: the summer's art fairs in Europe: are you planning to take a holiday in the Bavarian countryside, a German spa or on the Belgian coast? If so, an art fair awaits you. Annie Blinkhorn previews fairs in Bamberg, Knokke and Baden-Baden

Shake all ingredients, using a cocktail shaker, strain into a martini glass through a fi ne tea-strainer. Garnish with fresh grated dark chocolate.

Fun cocktails to ring in the New Year; IF you're planning on raising a glass to welcome in the New Year, ANN EVANS has mixed up a few cocktail recipes to get you in the party mood

Transfer clams to a large bowl then strain cooking liquor through tea-strainer or a normal strainer covered with a J-cloth.

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