Saturday, March 1, 2014

Lemon Tea

A family classic to warm your heart. This simple tea, which I have discovered is not something a lot of people make, is perfect to enjoy after dinner, in the morning, or basically any time of the day. I am fairly sure lemon tea a commonly Polish drink. My mother always used to make it for us when we were sick, or if the weather was particularly harsh. Now, I like to have it every day, and visits to my dad always include a large pot of this sweet, zippy tea.


Ingredients:

  • One black tea bag. 
    • I use Barry's Irish Breakfast for a stronger tea or Twining's English Breakfast for a weaker tea. 
  • Half of a lemon
  • 5-7 teaspoons of sugar, depending on how sweet you want the tea to be
  • Enough hot water to fill a teapot


Bring water to a boil in a teakettle. 

While waiting, place a teabag in a teapot. Add juice from half a lemon and the sugar. Pour hot water into teapot. 

Stir until sugar is dissolved completely. Let steep for at least five minutes until the tea is a warm, honey-golden color. 

Enjoy! And let me know what you think!




P.S. I know this doesn't seem like much of a recipe, but hey! I messed up the one I was planning on posting today. This is the easy way out.


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