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Ginger Root Tea

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Ginger root tea

Ginger root tea is a light golden color, and the taste is spicy, hot, and sweet. The fresh root makes a slightly sweet tea, dried ginger is slightly hotter and drier. Ginger is one of my favorite teas, as a single ingredient and as an addition to other herbal blends. You should drink ginger tea daily for a healthy tonic.

Ingredients:

Ginger *

Additions: lemon, honey,

Variations:Add ginger to any tea blend where added warmth and energy is wanted

Recipe Instructions: Decoction : Grate or thinly slice ginger. Use a generous teaspoon of ginger for each cup of water. Add to cold water and bring to a boil over medium heat in a covered saucepan. Gently simmer for 10 minutes. Turn off heat and steep until cool enough to drink. Alternatively, you can prepare fresh ginger as an infusion for a lighter taste. Drink 1-3 cups of ginger tea daily. Adding just a touch of honey brings out the spicy flavor, and protects the stomach.

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