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3 Tea Blends

Samantha
These recipes are designed to be filled directly into a single tea bag, so you can make a whole box of unique teas!
Total Time 15 minutes
Servings 3 Bags

Equipment

  • 3 Prepared Tea Bags -see the above post to learn how to make tea bags.

Ingredients
  

Green Rooibos, Lemongrass and Ginger

  • ½ tsp Green Rooibus Tea - you can substitute green tea
  • ¼ tsp Ground Ginger - or ½ tsp Ginger Pieces
  • ½ tsp Lemon Grass

Wintergreen and Spearmint with Rose hips

  • 1 tsp Crushed Wintergreen Leaves
  • ½ tsp Crushed Spearmint
  • 4-5 small Crushed Multi-flora Rose Hips -use less rose hips if you don't have multi-flora roses. See notes.

Chocolate Covered Orange

  • ½-1 tsp Black Tea -can substitute red rooibus for a decaf version.
  • ¼ tsp Coco Powder
  • 3-5 small Dried orange Pieces
  • ½ tsp Black Locust Flowers -optional

Instructions
 

Green Rooibus, Lemongrass, and Ginger

  • On one side of the prepared tea bag, towards the center, make a small pile of the green rooibus tea and ground ginger.
  • Make a small pile of the lemon grass next to the first pile
  • Fold the tea bag, secure with a staple.
  • Steep at a temperature of 200℉ for 6-8 minute for best results.

Wintergreen and Spearmint with Rose hips

  • On one side of the prepared tea bag, towards the center, make a small pile of the wintergreen leaves.
  • Make a pile of the spearmint and the rose hips next to the first pile.
  • Fold the tea bag, secure with a staple.
  • Steep at 200℉ for 10-15 minutes for best results.

Chocolate Covered Orange

  • On one side of the prepared tea bag, towards the center, make a small pile of the black tea and coco powder.
  • Make a pile of the orange pieces and black locust flowers next to the first pile.
  • Fold the tea bag, secure with a staple.
  • Steep at 200-205℉ for 3-5 minutes for best results.

Notes

Some of the ingredients in these recipes, I have foraged. Please be 100% certain of anything you decide to forage for yourself. Otherwise you can find the ingredients online or in a local herb store.
*Multi-flora rose hips are much smaller than common garden rose hips but both can be used in this recipe. Use half to a whole regular rose hip in place of the multi-flora rose hips.