Passion Fruit Iced Green TeaHow do you like to eat passion fruit? Passion fruit has low calories and is high in fiber, vitamin C, and vitamin A.
Lemongrass Ginger TeaLemongrass and ginger has many health benefits especially for digestion aid and anti-inflammatory properties. This is a refreshing tea you could make and versatile as you could drink this cold or warm. If you don't have an instant pot, you can boil these two simple ingredients over a stove top to achieve the same results.
Lemon Ginger TeaSimple flu symptoms might cause you to panic because of the corona virus pandemic. Even I get a little paranoid when I cough a little or experience headaches. To relieve myself from worrying, I made this recipe to help boost my immune system. Also this is good for the kids as source of vitamin C.
Passionfruit Green Tea with BobaA family of 4 going out for green tea with boba would cost a minimum of $16. Instead of going out, you can make your own twist at home for much less and it is healthier.
Fruity Rose TeaSometimes the best homemade teas don't involve steeping dried tea leaves. This version uses fresh slices of fruit, cinnamon and rose petals. It's quick and easy, and it tastes and smells absolutely divine.
Dried Black Fungus Mushroom BeverageThis is a herbal drink I make twice a week. It is very easy and healthy for you. This recipe is good for 4 cups and the mushroom is edible as well. Dried black fungus is believed to help with blood circulation, lowers cholesterol and other benefits.
Turmeric Morning ShotThis is my morning turmeric shot I have every morning. I make little batch and store in the fridge. This lasts 1 week for 2 people. Turmeric is full of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties. It has been used for thousands of years - even as medicine.
Preparing Sweet TeaIn this sweet tea, the lemon has been infused and is very refreshing. I attach my three tea bags to the side of the pot with a large black paper holder and put it on the handle of the pot. When the water begins to boil I just place the tea bags in the boiling water. After the pot has been emptied is easy to remove the tea bags from the pot.
Pineapple Peel TeaPlease don't toss out your pineapple peels! Make some delicious teas with them instead. That's right, the peels and scraps from your pineapple fruit make fantastic tasting teas that are also packed with antioxidants and enzymes with anti-inflammatory properties. It is said to also help with joint pain and arthritis.
Mint TeaI was anxious to try this since I am growing mint. I was not disappointed! I halved the recipe, so I only filled my jar halfway. I also used stevia instead of sugar. Stevia is twice as sweet, so only half as much is needed. However, I wrote the recipe as it was originally written.
Soothing Sore Throat TeaAll of these ingredients are natural and helpful to soothe cough and throat. They help me feel better. I drink this twice a day when I'm feeling a little sick or having a sore throat.
Harvesting SpearmintWith abundant spearmint plants I dried some, made some fresh tea and started growing new plants. See how and try them yourself!
Quick Iced TeaIf you run out of iced tea, you don't have to make a whole pitcher. Here's how to do it for one glass.
Homemade Stevia SweetenerMake your own natural liquid sweetener with Stevia plant and water!
Citrus TeaThis is an excellent way to get your vitamin C in the wintertime! It is mainly just good for you though.
Artichoke TeaArtichoke tea is known to be good for your liver and also help you have clear skin. It is also subtly tasty.
Dried Lime TeaThis slightly sour tea is a very simple drink to make. Like ice tea, it is a refreshing summer beverage.
Homemade Iced TeaEven easier than sun tea. Put the water into the container it will be served from, a one gallon container, like a sun tea jar or a clean milk jug. If you can't easily put in/take out the tea bags or container, use a large sauce pan.
Violet TeaDry petals and leaves in a 150 degree F oven until all moisture is gone. Store in an air-tight container until ready to make tea.
Tummy Tune-Up TeaA great general digestive aid, this tea tastes good too.
Herb TeaI started out by using all my mint and basil herbs from my summer garden. When I ran out of herbs, I tried tea bags and store bought herbs. I also had frozen fruits from summer and this was a great way to use them up, as well as give added vitamins to the tea.
Friendship TeaThis is a good idea to give to your friends for Christmas and really don't cost much per person. You can put it in almost anything as far as a container goes. You could shop some of the thrift stores for containers.
Iced TeaCombine tea, lemonade, pineapple juice and sugar in large container; mix well. Place mint leaves in glasses. Add tea. 6-8 servings.
Cranberry Iced TeaI've made this with frozen raspberry juice concentrate too and love it. Place water in large pot and heat on high until boiling. Add sugar and stir until dissolved, add teabags and let steep until desired strength is acquired.
Simple Iced Tea This is super yummy iced tea that uses less tea bags and no energy, and is not bitter. Fill your container with water. Put 4 tea bags into your container, and leave the "tags" dangling over the side (or remove tags altogether).
Instant Ice TeaMix all ingredients well and store in a covered container. To make tea, add 3 heaping teaspoons to 1 cup water.
Spiced Cherry TeaThis is a great drink either hot or cold, but I prefer cold. Mix all ingredients in large saucepan. Simmer for 1 hour. Strain to remove whole spices. Ladle into serving mugs or chill and serve cold in tall glasses.
Hot Spiced TeaBoil 3 cups water and 1cup sugar until sugar is dissolved. Add cinnamon sticks and whole cloves, pineapple, orange juice and lemon juice. Boil 5 minutes. Add 6 tea bags and 1/2 cup sugar and steep 10 minutes. Put in gallon container and fill with water.
Homemade Chai Tea LatteI love the Chai Lattes that all the places are coming up with, but I'm cheap and I don't like the prices. However, I found this great recipe for an Indian spice chai that's out of this world!
Iced Green Tea with HoneyOur family loves iced tea, and with warm weather approaching I thought I'd share a great recipe for tea that is full of healthy antioxidants and so much better than the sugary stuff you buy in the store:
Russian Spiced TeaMake cloth bag for spices. Put bag into 1 qt. water and boil 10 minutes. Add sugar, then cool. Put tea bags into 1 qt. boiling water and steep 10 minutes.
Iced Tea SyrupDissolve sugar in water and boil 10 minutes. While hot pour over unstrained fruit juices and rinds. Add 2 large handfuls of mint and bruise; cover with tight lid overnight.
Citrus Iced TeaPour boiling water over tea bags in 2 1/2 qt. heat-resistant pitcher. Allow tea to steep 5 minutes; remove bags.
Raspberry Iced TeaRecipe for Raspberry Iced Tea. In a Dutch oven, bring water to a boil. Remove from the heat; stir in sugar until dissolved. Add raspberries, tea bags and lemon juice. Cover and steep for 3 minutes. Strain; discard berries and tea bags.
Hot Spices Afternoon TeaRecipe for Hot Spices Afternoon Tea. Add spices to water. Bring to full rolling boil. Remove from heat. Immediately add tea. Brew 4 minutes. Stir and strain. Add sugar, stir until dissolved.
Easy Russian TeaRecipe for Easy Russian Tea. Mix ingredients together. Store in covered jar. Dissolve 2-3 tsp. in 1 cup hot water and serve.
Peach Iced TeaPeach Iced Tea recipe. Combine all ingredients together and chill...
Russian Tea MixMix ingredients together and store in a jar. Add 2 tsp. and mix to hot water for 1 cup tea...
Spiced Orange Ginger TeaIn a large saucepan, combine all ingredients; mix well. Bring to a boil; reduce heat. Simmer 10 to 20 minutes. Remove ginger root, cinnamon sticks and allspice; discard...
Delicious Strawberry SmoothiesThese smoothies are always a big hit with people with a sweet tooth, health conscious people, and of course people who love smoothies!
Fizzy Ice TeaSteep 4 green tea bags in 2 cups boiling water according to directions. Discard tea bags. Add 1 can frozen juice concentrate (such as, cranberry-raspberry or apple-cherry, etc.)
Cover and chill.
Spiced Tea MixHere's the recipe for one of the gift mix jars I will be giving for Christmas. I saw many soups, drinks, and cookie mixes at a gift show a week or so ago.
