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01-23-19
calc notes! i feel more confident on calc this semester than i did last semester so i hope that i do well. i’m planning on studying for the ap test this month so good luck to anyone else who is taking ap tests! have a gr8 day :).
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Springtime Teas~ 🌸☕️
Happy March! Warmer weather doesn’t mean to stop drinking hot tea - light-bodied teas with floral and citrus notes are perfect for the season’s transition, and will carry you through the rainiest spring day.
Here are some of my favourites:
*Please be mindful of individual allergies and ensure all ingredients are food-grade and organic.
🌸 Hibiscus-Rose:
• green tea base (sweeter greens like Dragonwell will work best)
• dehydrated hibiscus flower
• dehydrated rosehip
• orange and lemon peel (substitute with dried raspberry every now and then to switch up the recipe)
• heat water to 160° and steep for 5 minutes
• stir in honey as a sweetener, to taste
See similar: Chinese Flower, Harney and Sons
🍑 Ginger-Peach:
• black tea base
• ginger, peeled and sliced
• dehydrated peaches (if making this into an iced tea in the summer, use frozen peaches and add them as ice cubes instead)
• a pinch of cinnamon
• vanilla
• boil water to 200° and steep for 6 minutes
See similar: Ginger Peach Chocolate Dessert Tea, Republic of Tea
🥥 Coconut Green:
• green tea base
• dried, shredded coconut OR stir coconut oil into heated tea
• vanilla
• heat water to 175° and steep for 5 minutes
See similar: Bangkok, Harney and Sons
🌹 Rose-Milk Tea:
• black tea base
• dried rose petals
• vanilla
• organic soy milk (my favourite, but you can substitute with any milk, sweetened or unsweetened)
• I prefer to steep the tea and flowers directly in the milk, in a pot on the stove, however you can also steep in boiling water and add the milk to taste after
Happy brewing!✨
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go follow my Instagram account for my art. It’s @lexa.moyer!!!!!!!!! It has some neat stuff like the painting below!!!
River | Mevludin Sejmenovic
Die menschliche Seele hat ihre Lebensalter wie der Körper.
The human soul has its stages of life just as the body.
Johann Gottfried Herder (1744 – 1803), German writer, philosopher, and theologist
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