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El. knyga: Wild Tea: Grow, gather, brew & blend 40 ingredients & 30 recipes for healthful herbal teas

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  • Formatas: EPUB+DRM
  • Išleidimo metai: 23-Jul-2020
  • Leidėjas: Stackpole Books
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780811769341
  • Formatas: EPUB+DRM
  • Išleidimo metai: 23-Jul-2020
  • Leidėjas: Stackpole Books
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780811769341

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Discover the incredible uses of 40 home-grown and foraged ingredients for making a variety of original brew-it-yourself recipes. You will learn how to grow, find, harvest, dry, and store ingredients including berries, roots, seeds, leaves, and flowers--plus the profile of each: history, health benefits, parts of the plant to use, and how to brew singly. The 30 recipes are for complex blends and specialty drinks such as detox teas, class night-time brews, Moroccan mint, Korean barley tea, bubble tea, and even dandelion coffee. Step-by-step detailed instructions are given for each recipe. There is also a "best of the rest" section with more unique ingredients that can be added to your brews, such as ginger, cinnamon, pomegranate, and orange. Enjoy the satisfaction and health benefits of brewing your own natural teas!
Foreword 6(2)
What Is Wild Tea? 8(2)
Brewing Basics 10(2)
Drying Ingredients 12(2)
What to Grow 14(4)
Rules of Foraging 18(2)
True Tea 20(2)
A Guide to Tea Types 22(2)
Milk 24(2)
Top 40 Ingredients
26(86)
Blackberry
28(2)
Black Currant
30(2)
Raspberry
32(2)
Spruce and Pine
34(2)
Hops
36(2)
Linden Flower
38(2)
Gorse
40(2)
Hawthorn
42(2)
Elderberry
44(2)
Queen of the Meadow
46(2)
Hibiscus
48(2)
Yarrow
50(2)
Mint
52(3)
Dandelion
55(3)
Rosemary
58(2)
Lavender
60(4)
Hyssop
64(2)
Nettle
66(2)
Lemon Verbena
68(1)
Lemon Balm
69(1)
Chamomile
70(2)
Bee Balm
72(2)
Pot Marigold
74(2)
Sweet Fennel
76(2)
Echinacea
78(2)
Corn
80(2)
Oats
82(2)
Rose
84(2)
Ginger
86(2)
Lemon
88(2)
Strawberries
90(2)
Apple
92(2)
Bladder Wrack
94(2)
Bay
96(2)
Sage
98(2)
Borage
100(2)
Cherry
102(4)
Licorice
106(2)
Lemongrass
108(2)
Beet
110(2)
Best of the Rest
112(8)
Blends
120(12)
Perfect Partners
122(1)
Three of a Kind
123(1)
Tea Twists
124(2)
Day and Night
126(1)
Spring and Summer
127(1)
Fall and Winter
128(1)
Healthy Brews
129(1)
Chai
130(2)
Special Teas, Coffees, and Other Concoctions
132(42)
Yerba Mate
134(3)
Moroccan Mint Tea
137(1)
MasalaChai
138(2)
Genmaicha
140(2)
Turmeric Latte
142(2)
Roasted Barley Tea
144(2)
Sun Teas
146(4)
Boozy Teas
150(4)
Strawberry Iced Tea
154(2)
Apple Scraps Tea
156(2)
Elderflower and Cucumber Iced Tea
158(2)
Kombucha
160(2)
Bubble Tea
162(6)
Wild Coffee
168(2)
Hazelnut Latte
170(2)
Blackberry Frappe
172(2)
Index 174(2)
Acknowledgments 176
Richard Hood and Nick Moyle are founders of the award-winning website www.twothirstygardeners.co.uk, which chronicles their adventures turning what they grow and forage into drinks. They are the authors of the craft-beer book Brew It Yourself, and have been featured on specialist gardening radio shows and are regular contributors to publications such as the Independent and Reader's Digest. Both reside in the UK, Hood in Bath and Moyle in Frome.