herbal tonics

Renew yourself inside and out with teas and tonics that tantalize and invigorate.

Monday, December 20, 2010

green tea drunk turkey recipe

Green Tea Drunk Turkey
This is an attractive, tasty, and easy rub for on a whole turkey or 4 turkey breasts.  Rub, cook, Enjoy!  Yum!
2 Tbsp. butter melted
1 Tbsp. lemon juice
2 Tbsp. T’s Tonics Citrus Hibiscus Tea
1 tsp. sea salt
1 tsp. garlic powder
½ tsp. black pepper
Brush turkey or breasts with melted butter and lemon juice.  Stir tea and seasonings together and pat onto turkey. 
Sautee breasts in additional butter or cook whole turkey as directed.  

You can order your Organic Citrus Hibiscus Tea by callling 
541-419-1284 until my website is done.  Which should be SOON!

Monday, November 22, 2010

The tea pot is ready

“For most of the world’s population, tea and hospitality are one and the same thing.” – D.Rosen

Keep your teapot on the stove and ready, strangers may come knocking at your door.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

organic mulling spices

Organic whole mulling spices make the season come alive with the warming scents of cinnamon and clove filling the home.  They are also shown to support our health and circulation as the colder weather comes.  I can't think of a more delightful way to stay healthy!  This mulling spice blend makes mulling cider or wine easy to do.  For cider just add 2-3 tablespoons to gallon of apple juice/cider in a saucepan over low heat and allow to get hot, stirring occasionally.  Serve hot into cups leaving the spices behind.

I usually reuse the spices by pouring water over them and simmering on the stove as inscense.  It is heavenly and cleans out stale winter air.

Make your own or order some of our special blend:
           
Ingredients: All Organic spices of All Spice, Cinnamon Chips, Orange Peel, Lemon Peel, Cloves, and Ginger Root.  3.6 ounces makes 10-12 gallons of spiced cider or wine.


Mulled Wine Recipe
1 bottle of dry red or white wine                           
2-3 Tbsp. T’s Tonics Organic Mulling Spices
2/3 c sugar
½ c. brandy
Mulled or spiced wine has been a European holiday tradition for thousands of years.  It is easy to make and a warming and flavorful way to create holiday cheer.
Pour wine into non-aluminum saucepan and simmer on low, add spices, sugar and brandy and steep, stirring occasionally, until hot.  Serve into festive mugs or glasses as needed leaving spices behind.  Enjoy!