HIBISCUS ROSE HIP TEA

Name: HIBISCUS ROSE HIP TEA
Prep time: 15 min
Total time: 15 min
Yield: 0
Ingredients: 1 Tbsp hibiscus flower; 1/2 tsp rose hips; 2 Tbsp stevia leaf; 2 c hot tap water or 2 cups boiling water; honey to taste

By Eddie Jordan
@EDWARDCARL

This is a refreshing tea and is good with a grilled cheese sandwich or a roast beef sandwich. I buy my herbs in bulk from MOUNTAIN ROSE HERBS you can get their catalog on line at ( mountainroseherbs.com )

Rating:

★★★★★ 2 votes5

Comments:

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Serves:

Serves 2

Prep:

15 Min

Ingredients

1 Tbsp

hibiscus flower
1/2 tsp

rose hips
2 Tbsp

stevia leaf
2 c

hot tap water or 2 cups boiling water
·

honey to taste
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How to Make HIBISCUS ROSE HIP TEA

Step-by-Step

Measure hibiscus, rose hip, and stevia leaves
Put in a french press or a quart jar with lid.
Add tea and then pour water over tea, cover and let steep for 10 minutes. Serve with honey to taste

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About HIBISCUS ROSE HIP TEA

Course/Dish: Hot Drinks

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