Rose and Hibiscus Cold Brew Tea As summer comes to an end so will the lavender and mint I've been growing in the garden. For me, I will go back to using dried herbs to make warm cups of tea for winter. Before then I want to try one last cold brew tea…  | By alexisknibbs on Sep 2, 2024 |  Rose and Hibiscus Cold Brew Tea As summer comes to an end so will the lavender and mint I've been growing in the garden. For me, I will go back to using dried herbs to make warm cups of tea for winter. Before then I want to try one last cold brew tea. Sadly I don't have the luxury of growing hibiscus or rose in my garden. That hasn't stopped me from trying this as a cold brew tea. I used dried leave instead and it was a lovely tea to drink on a warm summers afternoon. Of course, I had to share the recipe with you. Below is a video and recipe for you. What herbs do you enjoy growing in the garden if any? Let me know in the comments below and please don't forget to like and follow me.  Gifts from Grandpa is my NEW recipe book – out NOW and available to buy on Amazon for only £19.99. Plus £1 from the sale of each book will go to Crisis the homeless charity. Equipment - Kettle
- Glass jug or bowl
- Teaspoon
- Sieve
Ingredients - Dried Hibiscus leaves x 2 - 4 tsp
- Dried rose leaves x 2 - 4 tsp
- Honey x 1 - 2 tsp (Optional)
- Water x 800 ml - 1 litre
Method - Put the dried hibiscus and rose leaves into the glass jug or bowl.
- Boil the kettle and add the hot water to the bowl.
- Add in the honey and stir. (Optional).
- Leave to cool completely.
- Strain the tea through the sieve.
- Store in the fridge overnight in an airtight container.
- Then serve and enjoy.
 Rose and Hibiscus Cold Brew Tea Rose and Hibiscus Cold Brew Tea was a refreshing drink that I enjoyed all by myself. I love a herbal tea in the morning, afternoon and evening. I decided to drink this one after my dinner. It made a nice change from my usual nighttime tea. Adding the honey to it made a lovely change too. It's one recipe I will be be remembering in future. However you decide to drink this tea, as always, please enjoy. Thank you xxx | | | |  | You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. | | | | |
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