How to Make Banana Peel Tea
Freeze the banana peels., Thaw the banana peels., Pasteurize the thawed peels., Crack and shred your peels by hand just a bit. , Pulverize one peel at a time in the blender, adding up to four peels before emptying your blender. , Store in a closed...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Freeze the banana peels.
As you eat bananas, peel off labels.
Throw peels into your freezer. -
Step 2: Thaw the banana peels.
Fill a pan when you have enough peels.
Let them thaw in your pan for an hour or two.
They should turn black. , Put the peels in an oven at pasteurization temperature (~65C/150ºF).
Bake until dry.
This should take less than one hour. ,,, Glass jars (with or without gasket seals) are an excellent choice. , That is about as strong as a black tea bag.
Always adjust amounts to your taste. , The strainer can be lined with a paper coffee filter as well.
Alternatively, put the pulverized peels in a tea bomb, then submerge the bomb in hot water and let steep for a short while. , -
Step 3: Pasteurize the thawed peels.
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Step 4: Crack and shred your peels by hand just a bit.
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Step 5: Pulverize one peel at a time in the blender
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Step 6: adding up to four peels before emptying your blender.
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Step 7: Store in a closed container in a cool
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Step 8: dark place.
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Step 9: Pour hot water over one heaping teaspoon of the blended peel.
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Step 10: Strain through a fine-mesh coffee strainer.
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Step 11: Enjoy before bedtime
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Step 12: to help send you into a good night's sleep.
Detailed Guide
As you eat bananas, peel off labels.
Throw peels into your freezer.
Fill a pan when you have enough peels.
Let them thaw in your pan for an hour or two.
They should turn black. , Put the peels in an oven at pasteurization temperature (~65C/150ºF).
Bake until dry.
This should take less than one hour. ,,, Glass jars (with or without gasket seals) are an excellent choice. , That is about as strong as a black tea bag.
Always adjust amounts to your taste. , The strainer can be lined with a paper coffee filter as well.
Alternatively, put the pulverized peels in a tea bomb, then submerge the bomb in hot water and let steep for a short while. ,
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