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Kitchen Notes
This recipe is solar powered: from the delicate field-grown tea leaves to the bees' honey flowers and, finally, the almighty tea-brewing power of the sun. Although we are now full swing into spring we are still getting some last minute showers, which will really help our Southern California Wildflowers- making 2012 a great honey year!
This recipe is a perfect spring drink for anyone that loves to work or play outdoors. Feel free to break a sweat- this drink will have you cooled off in no time flat. We used our Raw Sage Honey and it was perfect. Raw Sage Honey will never crystallize and is easy to mix into recipes, making it a favorite of honey chefs. This week get outdoors, enjoy the sun and drink some honey iced tea!
Honey Iced Tea
Servings: 6 servings
Active time: 10 minutes
Total time: 3 hours
- Half gallon of water
- 3 tea bags
- 3 - 5 tablespoons of raw honey
- Fill clear pitcher with water, then add tea bags and honey.
- Set pitcher in the sun until brewed to taste. For light tea about 2 hours, and for dark 5 hours or more.
- Pour into a glass with ice and enjoy!