Orange-ginger tea
Wise people say that tea is the quintessence of natural philosophy. It gives warmth to the body, calmness to the mind and joy to the heart.... Let's not describe the taste of this wonderful tea for a long time, because it should be drunk!... In the good company of close people, seeing off the last gray and rainy days to plunge into the real joy - hot orange summer!
Orange-ginger tea
Wise people say that tea is the quintessence of natural philosophy. It gives warmth to the body, calmness to the mind and joy to the heart.... Let's not describe the taste of this wonderful tea for a long time, because it should be drunk!... In the good company of close people, seeing off the last gray and rainy days to plunge into the real joy - hot orange summer!
Ingredients
| For 0.5 liters of tea: |
| classic green tea 1.5 tsp. |
| orange peels 1 handful |
| ginger root 3 cm |
| fresh mint 1-2 sprigs |
| honey to taste |
| cinnamon sticks optional |
Instructions
Step 1
Rinse the teapot with boiling water and brew the tea in it. Allow the tea to steep for a few minutes.
Step 2
Meanwhile, cut the ginger into small pieces. If you like a more intense ginger flavor, it is better to grate the ginger rather than cut it.
Step 3
Add a pinch of orange peels, ginger slices and mint leaves to each cup.
Step 4
Pour green tea over the mixture, let steep for 2-3 minutes and serve with honey and cinnamon sticks.
