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Fresh Basil Summer Herb Tea

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Fresh Basil Summer Tea

Like other herbs in the mint family, basil settles the stomach, improves appetite, and is a natural disinfectant. Basil is known for its many varieties, many with distinct aromas that come from different qualities in the essential oils contained in the leaves. Basil is such a widely used kitchen staple that it may not occur to you to think of it as a tea herb. During the summer months, when basil is growing abundantly the fresh leaves do indeed make a very refreshing, mildly stimulating tea that is great served hot or iced.

Ingredients:

Basil *

Additions: Stevia, Lemon

Variations:All the myriad cultivars (lemon, thai, cinnamon, chocolate, etc) add their own unique flavor twists Mixes well with mints.

Recipe Instructions: Herbal Tea :Use a handful of freshly picked leaves for each cup of hot water. Chop or cut leaves and infuse in hot water until cool enough to drink. Serve over ice with a lemon twist.

Tags and Uses for this Remedy Culinary/Kitchen :You already have a powerful natural home health remedies in your kitchen. Culinary herbs like rosemary, sage and thyme not only add taste to foods, they make the food you eat better for you. Herbal Teas :Herbal Tea - This method is commonly referred to as a standard brew., or herbal infusion. Herbal tea making is just as much of an art as it is a science

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