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California Farm Steeped Honeysuckle Tea
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California Farm Steeped Honeysuckle Tea

Hobby Horseman
Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
California, United States

First warm dry week of spring. The honeysuckle is blooming, the whole garden smells like honey. Honeysuckle tea is a farm remedy for infections. The tea is soothing, it will boost your general feeling of well being. Plant a shrub in a big pot on the hottest side of your home, water it daily, it will become an amazing beauty, climb up the wall and grow taller than you.
We pick the flowers early morning when they are open and after they have been pollinated by the night moths, make fresh tea with fresh flowers and then dry the used flowers in the airfryer dehydrator to use again for more tea in winter.

First warm dry week of spring. The honeysuckle is blooming, the whole garden smells like honey. Honeysuckle tea is a farm remedy for infections. The tea is soothing, it will boost your general feeling of well being. Plant a shrub in a big pot on the hottest side of your home, water it daily, it will become an amazing beauty, climb up the wall and grow taller than you.
We pick the flowers early morning when they are open and after they have been pollinated by the night moths, make fresh tea with fresh flowers and then dry the used flowers in the airfryer dehydrator to use again for more tea in winter.

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California Farm Steeped Honeysuckle Tea

Hobby Horseman
Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
California, United States

First warm dry week of spring. The honeysuckle is blooming, the whole garden smells like honey. Honeysuckle tea is a farm remedy for infections. The tea is soothing, it will boost your general feeling of well being. Plant a shrub in a big pot on the hottest side of your home, water it daily, it will become an amazing beauty, climb up the wall and grow taller than you.
We pick the flowers early morning when they are open and after they have been pollinated by the night moths, make fresh tea with fresh flowers and then dry the used flowers in the airfryer dehydrator to use again for more tea in winter.

First warm dry week of spring. The honeysuckle is blooming, the whole garden smells like honey. Honeysuckle tea is a farm remedy for infections. The tea is soothing, it will boost your general feeling of well being. Plant a shrub in a big pot on the hottest side of your home, water it daily, it will become an amazing beauty, climb up the wall and grow taller than you.
We pick the flowers early morning when they are open and after they have been pollinated by the night moths, make fresh tea with fresh flowers and then dry the used flowers in the airfryer dehydrator to use again for more tea in winter.

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Ingredients

20 minutes steep, 2 hour dry
2 people, makes four cups
  • 2 cupsfresh honeysuckle flowers
  • 2 cupshot, non boiling water, 200F degrees, to steep flower teas
  • Equipment: 170 F degree oven with drying rack
  • Cost: farm free
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20 minutes steep, 2 hour dry
  1. 1

    Pick two cups of honey suckle flowers in the morning, after they have been pollinated by the night moths, before it gets warm at 10 am.

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  2. 2

    Flower teas like rosehip, jasmine, saffron, chamomile and honey suckle release their fragrances best if covered with water below boiling point, 200 F degrees, called steeping. Steep 20 minutes.

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  3. 3

    The tea will turn golden as it steeps. Save flowers after steeping. Dry in oven at 170 F degrees, dry about two hours. Store in paper bags till you are sure they will not mold and then store in mason jars. Good for a year.

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on April 17, 2024 19:01
California, United States
I teach people at the farmers market to grow small scale fruits and vegetables. My grandparents and parents taught me growing, cooking and preserving home grown fruits and vegetables, eggs, meats and fish. I got certified by the University of California Master Gardener Program in 2005. I try to bring out the original flavor of ingredients, then add layers of spices, herbs and flavorings that enhance, not distort the taste. These are the global, organic and vegan family recipes we use.
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