Hopefully, this will be the start of a daily cup of tea this winter. I’ve been picking my spearmint and lemon balm and freezing it in ice-cube trays. I had a test run last week, and found that if I left the herbal ice cubes in a cup for an hour or two they thawed out. I then strained away the water, fired up the tea kettle, and within ten minutes was drinking a cup of spearmint/lemon balm tea that tasted as if it was picked fresh out of the garden. I’m thrilled to know I’ll be able to continue drinking the tea throughout the winter.
Posted by: timelesslady | August 16, 2012
Plants and Pleasures – Harvesting and Storing “Tea” Herbs
Posted in Plants, Pleasures | Tags: freezing herbs, frozen herbs, lemon balm, spearmint tea
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Sounds delicious,
By: sara drissel on August 16, 2012
at 10:21 am