Orange Peel Tea

Orange Peel Tea

Orange peel tea is perfect to enjoy the cold winter days. A cup of warm tea with an irresistible orange and cinnamon aroma will brighten up the cold days.

Preparation time: 10 minutesDifficulty of preparation: SimpleNumber of servings: 1

Ingredients:
1 tsp dried orange peel
1 slice of fresh orange
1/2 cinnamon sticks
1 cloves

Preparation

  • Before you begin, make sure you have a dry peel of an organic orange on hand. It is definitely recommended to use organically grown oranges because their peel is not treated with harmful ingredients. Wash and dry the orange well, then peel it by capturing the white part as little as possible, as it is usually a little bitter. The easiest way to dry orange peels yourself is to leave the peel for 1-2 days by the stove or on the radiator. Alternatively, you can explore the possibility of drying in the oven or dehydrator. Once dried, store the orange peel in a closed glass jar.
  • Add 1 teaspoon of dried orange peel to a cup and pour hot water over it. Season with 1-2 cloves and half a cinnamon stick. Cover the cup and let it stand for 5 minutes.
  • Finally, squeeze a slice of fresh orange into the tea. If desired, you can strain the tea.

In addition to making tea, you can grind dried orange peel and add it as a spice to various dishes. Also, you can use the peels of inorganic oranges to make various decorations and fragrant potpourri. Even simply drying orange peel will add a nice scent to your living space.

Enjoy good tea and any creative work. :)


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