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Hibiscus Lemon Verbena And Ginger Tea Recipe


Hibiscus Lemon Verbena And Ginger Tea Recipe
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I’ve made tea with lemon verbena alone, but this combination of ingredients has become my favorite tea to sip on after meals. The jamaica (hibiscus, in English) is rich in vitamin C, the lemon verbena relieves stress, and the ginger aids digestion ... More

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Ingredients
  • 1 handful dried jamaica, or hibiscus flowers
  • 1 handful fresh lemon verbena leaves, torn
  • 2 T chopped fresh ginger
  • 6 c. water
  • honey, if desired

Directions
  1. Combine herbs and fold into a cheesecloth - secure with string.
  2. Bring 6 cups of water to boil. Remove from heat, and add the bundle of herbs.
  3. Let steep for 5 minutes, remove herbs and serve! Offer honey if you desire, although I like this tea just the way it is - tart! This serves 6 people one cup of tea.

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Nice recipe. I used to have around 6 verbena plants at my old house and would make tea with garlic, ginger and verbena.


Please forgive me, but I am a novice.
Is Lemon Verbena the same as Lemon Grass?

Tilgidh


This sounds so soothing. thank you!


It is not the same as lemon grass.


Nice,no fillers,just pure ingredients.

Thank-you


Wonderful tea recipe. Can not wait to try! 5


I made this as a sun tea and it came out delicious. I smashed the ginger, rather than chopping.


Yay! glad you liked it!


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