#TulasiOrangeGreenTea : I have already shared Green tea with Tulasi in one of my posts. Recently I have opened a tea box that was brought by my daughter from Germany. Each box has tea bags of different herbs and flavours. This particular one is orange & ginger tea bags. I started liking its flavour and the sharp taste given by orange peels.
Nowadays I have started saving the orange skin after eating the fruit. I wash the oranges before peeling and then dry them in the Sun. I am preparing green tea daily using these dried orange peels along with tulsi and ginger. The taste of the tea is as good as the tea made from the tea-bags that my daughter brought.
Here comes the method of preparing #Greentea with #Tulasi [ #Tulsi ], #Orangepeel and #Ginger.
Given Ingredients are just enough to prepare a cup of tea.
Method :
Boil water in a vessel and turn off the stove once it starts boiling.
Add all the given ingredients.
Keep the vessel closed with a lid for 2 minutes.
After two minutes strain through a filter into a tea cup.
Enjoy hot and orange flavoured Tulasi tea!
A spoon full of honey or jaggery can be added to make it sweet.
Other green tea you may like to try
Nowadays I have started saving the orange skin after eating the fruit. I wash the oranges before peeling and then dry them in the Sun. I am preparing green tea daily using these dried orange peels along with tulsi and ginger. The taste of the tea is as good as the tea made from the tea-bags that my daughter brought.
Here comes the method of preparing #Greentea with #Tulasi [ #Tulsi ], #Orangepeel and #Ginger.
Given Ingredients are just enough to prepare a cup of tea.
Ingredients : | |
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1 Tsp | Green tea |
10 - 15 | Tulasi leaves |
3 - 4 small pieces | Orange peel |
a small piece | Ginger crushed |
1 cup | Water |
Method :
Boil water in a vessel and turn off the stove once it starts boiling.
Add all the given ingredients.
Keep the vessel closed with a lid for 2 minutes.
After two minutes strain through a filter into a tea cup.
Enjoy hot and orange flavoured Tulasi tea!
A spoon full of honey or jaggery can be added to make it sweet.
Other green tea you may like to try
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