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Fruit / herbal Tea
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I just bought some honey, going to squeeze some lemons and put in the freezer - always have this for a cold
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Anyone make thier own?
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Yes, I do, with fresh peppermint's leaves, from a pot and boiling water, and sugar if you prefer.0
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I've looked everywhere for this and can't seem to find anything!
I'm wondering if there's any way of making fruit/herbal teas yourself and where you get recipes from? When i tried to google making your own fruit tea it just instructed you to use hot water and a tea bag?!? i'd love to know how to make these things from scratch lol!
I've managed to find out how to make fennel tea from the seeds but now i have to work out which part of the fennel plant actually is the seeds....
perhaps there is information out there and i'm just so baffled that i cant see it!
If anyone knows anything about this, i'd be very grateful!:AAug £10 a day £0/£10000 -
When I make my own teas, I usually just use either the fresh leaves, or the flowers I've picked and dried during the year, although you can make tea with the fresh flowers.
I have lime flower tea, nettle tea (dried usually), yarrow - flowers or leaves, fresh or dried, feverfew for headaches (fresh), lemon balm (fresh, mmmmm), blackberry leaf and raspberry leaf, plantain (dried), oh and elderflower (dried).
I think that's it. I can't help with any of the raspberry/cranberry combos you can buy as that's all flavouring and concentrates as far as I can tell.
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It's honey, fresh lemon and fresh ginger for me!
Great for the digestion and for colds.
:rotfl:Felines are my favourite
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I like fruit teas, but have yet to make them from scratch
I'll add this to the older thread on this topic later.:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
I've got fennel growing in the garden but it doesn't produce enough seed to keep me in fennel tea. The easiest way to sort this is to buy a pack of fennel seeds intended as a cook's ingredient. I buy them for curries, but it's the ordinary seeds so you can just use a teaspoon per mug & use for tea as well. I dry lemon balm out of the garden for tea, but mostly, I just pick leaves of herbs I know make a good flavour & infuse them in one of those tea-ball infusers. At the moment, I like 2 lemon balm leaves, 1 vervain leaf (v relaxing) and 1 grapefruit mint leaf (for flavour) to one mug of boiling water, leave for a couple of minutes & it's a nice summer drink. I like this so much, I have planted one of each herb in a trough on the patio, along with a tangerine sage plant & a chamomile. They need lots of water this weather, but are providing lots of leaves for teas.2025's challenges: 1) To fill our 10 Savings Pots to their healthiest level ever
2) To read 100 books (36/100) 3) The Shrinking of Foxgloves 6.5kg/30kg
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