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Ingredients

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8 1/2 oz. vitex

3/4 oz. dong quai

3/4 oz. licorice

3/4 oz. ginger

Cinnamon and orange peel as desired

      Cook's Notes

Buying Dried Herbs: High-quality dried herbs are just as potent as fresh herbs, and are generally available in bulk at natural-foods stores and in specialty herb stores. This recipe calls for dried herbs (not powdered dried herbs), and requires these basic tools of the trade: a kitchen scale; a fine mesh strainer; large glass jars with an airtight seal; a teapot with lid, or mason jar.

Gallery

Women’s Balancing Tea

                              Credit: 
                              Sang An

Women’s Balancing Tea

                              Credit: 
                              Sang An

Women’s Balancing Tea

                              Credit: 
                              Sang An

Women’s Balancing Tea

Ingredients

Ingredients

  • 8 1/2 oz. vitex
  • 3/4 oz. dong quai
  • 3/4 oz. licorice
  • 3/4 oz. ginger
  • Cinnamon and orange peel as desired

Directions

To make blend: Combine dried herbs; mix well. Store in tightly sealed glass jar. (Dried blend will keep for up to a year.)

To make 1 quart tea: Add 8 teaspoons blend to 1 quart cold water in saucepan. Place over low heat; slowly bring to a boil. Cover and simmer for 15 to 20 minutes. Remove from heat and strain. Sweeten with honey if desired. Drink 3 to 4 cups daily.

      Cook's Notes

Buying Dried Herbs: High-quality dried herbs are just as potent as fresh herbs, and are generally available in bulk at natural-foods stores and in specialty herb stores. This recipe calls for dried herbs (not powdered dried herbs), and requires these basic tools of the trade: a kitchen scale; a fine mesh strainer; large glass jars with an airtight seal; a teapot with lid, or mason jar.

Cook’s Notes

Buying Dried Herbs: High-quality dried herbs are just as potent as fresh herbs, and are generally available in bulk at natural-foods stores and in specialty herb stores. This recipe calls for dried herbs (not powdered dried herbs), and requires these basic tools of the trade: a kitchen scale; a fine mesh strainer; large glass jars with an airtight seal; a teapot with lid, or mason jar.

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