White Sorrel
The taste is not as potent as the red sorrel but it provides similar benefits, such as being rich in antioxidants and maintaining healthy blood pressure. The white sorrel makes a delightful and refreshing drink.
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Monday, 2 February 2015
White Sorrel
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White Sorrel
The taste is not as potent as the red sorrel but it provides similar benefits, such as being rich in antioxidants and maintaining healthy blood pressure. The white sorrel makes a delightful and refreshing drink.
White Sorrel
The taste is not as potent as the red sorrel but it provides similar benefits, such as being rich in antioxidants and maintaining healthy blood pressure. The white sorrel makes a delightful and refreshing drink.
Tuesday, 3 September 2013
Sorrel Ginger Tea
Making your own sorrel ginger tea
Sorrel is known for its antioxidant properties. It has been used in a number of ways, such as to make: sorrel chutney, sorrel drink, sorrel wine and even as a sauce for roasted chicken and glaze for hams.
The sorrel plant (buds) also make a refreshing and tantalizing tea. Recent studies have shown that the juice from the sorrel buds can be used to prevent hypertension.
How to Make Sorrel Ginger Tea
Pick four - five buds of the sorrel from your vegetable garden
Wash thoroughly.
In a tea pot, bring a cup of water with small piece of ginger to a rapid boil. At this point add the sorrel buds and remove from flame. Cover and allow to draw for approximately three minutes. Enjoy Sorrel Ginger Tea!!!
Sorrel is known for its antioxidant properties. It has been used in a number of ways, such as to make: sorrel chutney, sorrel drink, sorrel wine and even as a sauce for roasted chicken and glaze for hams.
The sorrel plant (buds) also make a refreshing and tantalizing tea. Recent studies have shown that the juice from the sorrel buds can be used to prevent hypertension.
How to Make Sorrel Ginger Tea
Pick four - five buds of the sorrel from your vegetable garden
Wash thoroughly.
In a tea pot, bring a cup of water with small piece of ginger to a rapid boil. At this point add the sorrel buds and remove from flame. Cover and allow to draw for approximately three minutes. Enjoy Sorrel Ginger Tea!!!
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