Ginger Tea
I love hot teas for the wide variety of flavorful blends as well as being a lot healthier to drink than sodas. Recently, someone sent me a recipe to make a “Ginger Tea”. Technically this is an herbal drink as no tea leaves are involved. My first attempt was a bit strong, but enjoyable none the less.
From the local market, pick up a fresh ginger root, a lemon and some all natural honey. I like Really Raw Honey personally. I put some water on the stove to boil while I prepare. I washed the root and cut it in half. The half I used was then cut into thin slices and placed in my little stoneware teapot. It’s not big, and holds about three or four cups of water.
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