Name: Wild Thyme Tea
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 20 min
Total time: 25 min
Ingredients: 1 Pouch/Bag Black Tea; 1 Fistful Lime Leaves (Dried); 1 Fistful Cherry Leaves (Dried); 1 Fistful Wile Thyme Leaves (Dried); 1 Fistful Currant Leaves (Dried); 1 Fistful Mint Leaves (Dried); 1 Fistful Lingonberry Leaves (Dried); 1 Tbsp. Orange or Grapefruit Zest/Peelings; 1 Tbsp Honey; 1.5 Ltr Water (Boiling)

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Wild Thyme Tea

I want to share with you my method of brewing tea. I will say right away that I collect all the herbs and dry them myself in the summer Time. Dry aromatic herbs should be in a ventilated place, in the shade, in no case in the sun. It is necessary to lay the grass on a clean cloth or paper so that the moisture that evaporates comes out and does not accumulate. It is better to store various dry tea additives in rag bags or in glass tea or coffee jars with an airtight lid. Having prepared everything in summer, winter and spring, you will enjoy your favorite aroma of tea with thyme.

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Prep Time 5 mins

Cook Time 20 mins

Total Time 25 mins

Course Drinks

Cuisine Home

Servings 1 Person

Equipment

1 Tablespoon
1 Tea Pot
1 Grater (Small)

Ingredients

1 Pouch/Bag Black Tea
1 Fistful Lime Leaves (Dried)
1 Fistful Cherry Leaves (Dried)
1 Fistful Wile Thyme Leaves (Dried)
1 Fistful Currant Leaves (Dried)
1 Fistful Mint Leaves (Dried)
1 Fistful Lingonberry Leaves (Dried)
1 Tbsp. Orange or Grapefruit Zest/Peelings
1 Tbsp Honey
1.5 Ltr Water (Boiling)

Instructions

Take all of the ingredients except for honey and put in the tea pot
Add boiling water and mix the 1 tbsp honey and stir for 5 seconds
Cover tea pot and drink after 5 to 10 minutes

Notes

For more information about herbs please visit:

https://www.healthrevivify.com

Keyword Herbal Tea

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