How to Make Jasmine Ginger Orange Tea
Bring 2-4 cups of water to a boil (however much fits in the teapot)., While the water is boiling, add the loose tea or herbs to the teapot. , Peel the ginger and cut it into 3-6 very thin slices., Grate the zest off of a clean orange., Pour boiling...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Bring 2-4 cups of water to a boil (however much fits in the teapot).
Set aside. , Make sure to avoid the white pith (it'll make the tea bitter).
If you don't have a sharp enough grater, you can carefully peel the zest with a sharp knife.
Set aside. ,,, If you used honeybush, you can leave them in. , Stir. , The ginger and orange will continue to impart flavor on the tea as it sits in the teapot. -
Step 2: While the water is boiling
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Step 3: add the loose tea or herbs to the teapot.
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Step 4: Peel the ginger and cut it into 3-6 very thin slices.
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Step 5: Grate the zest off of a clean orange.
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Step 6: Pour boiling water into the teapot.
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Step 7: Let the tea steep for 3-4 minutes.
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Step 8: Strain out the tea leaves.
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Step 9: Add the ginger
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Step 10: orange zest
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Step 11: and honey.
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Step 12: Let sit for another few minutes before serving.
Detailed Guide
Set aside. , Make sure to avoid the white pith (it'll make the tea bitter).
If you don't have a sharp enough grater, you can carefully peel the zest with a sharp knife.
Set aside. ,,, If you used honeybush, you can leave them in. , Stir. , The ginger and orange will continue to impart flavor on the tea as it sits in the teapot.
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