Ginger Tea Recipe

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I made this for the first time yesterday..I loved it, oldest daughter who does not like ginger, was not sure..It was fun trying something different and I'll make it again..
4-1/4 inch thick ginger root slices
1/4-c.light brown sugar
6-c. boiling water
Bruise the ginger root with the flat side of a large knife, or use a flat meat mallet. Place in a 6 cup teapot and pour boiling water over. Steep 5 minutes.. Pour, drink and enjoy..I had several fortune cookies with it.
No I didn't leave anything out, if you try you will vow it is real tea.:LOL:
enjoy,
kadesma:)
 
A client of mine just told me last week that boiling ginger root and drinking the "tea" is a great remedy for congestion. She didn't mention sweetening it...

Lots of "flu" like symptoms have been going around here. Deep coughing-some going into pneumonia-head congestion, fever, loss of appetite, sore throat, etc. Hubby was down for 5 days. I've escaped so far. But I've got the ginger root handy :)
 
callie said:
A client of mine just told me last week that boiling ginger root and drinking the "tea" is a great remedy for congestion. She didn't mention sweetening it...

Lots of "flu" like symptoms have been going around here. Deep coughing-some going into pneumonia-head congestion, fever, loss of appetite, sore throat, etc. Hubby was down for 5 days. I've escaped so far. But I've got the ginger root handy :)
That has been going around here too, me, then DH, then Cade, then me then Carson and Ethan..I hope it doesn't decide to come round again:sick: I'll remember about the tea and keep ginger root on hand too. it was really good..I don't think it would be so good with out the sugar tho!!!
kadesma:)
 
When I worked at a health food store a few years ago, the manager would bring us a cup of tea at 4 p.m. (she was from Barbados, British influenced) and it was always ginger tea. Now, I keep it in the house, especially for when I catch a cold..it's great with lemon too. I believe ginger is widely known as a digestive aid, too. I don't add sugar, either.
 
It's very good for upset tummies, or before travelling. I also take it for that time of the month pain. I normally am naughty and add a bit of honey, but not sugar.
 
kyles said:
It's very good for upset tummies, or before travelling. I also take it for that time of the month pain. I normally am naughty and add a bit of honey, but not sugar.
Hi Kyles,
not naughty at all..Considering how hard you've been working, you deserve a little something homey and comfy at certain times..I tried the brown sugar, but I bet the honey would be nice too and yes, it did a lot to calm down my tummy when I had it..I'm sure I'll be making it a lot more.

kadesma:)
 
valnaples said:
When I worked at a health food store a few years ago, the manager would bring us a cup of tea at 4 p.m. (she was from Barbados, British influenced) and it was always ginger tea. Now, I keep it in the house, especially for when I catch a cold..it's great with lemon too. I believe ginger is widely known as a digestive aid, too. I don't add sugar, either.
I've not tried it plain, but with the lemon it would probably be just as good.. Thanks for the input.

kadesma:)
 
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