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Sun-Brewed Mint Tea
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FutureChefShay
"A refreshing tea that's brewed by sitting in the sun for a few hours."
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Ingredients
2 h 10 m servings 40Original recipe yields 8 servings (2 quarts)
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Directions
{{model.addEditText}} Print- Pour the water into a large glass container with a lid. Stir in honey until dissolved.
- Zest the lemon, being careful not to include any white pith, and juice the lemon. Combine the zest and juice with the honey water mixture.
- Hold a bunch of mint in one hand; use your other hand to twist and squeeze the leaves, slightly bruising them to release their fragrance and oils. Immerse the bunches in the water mixture. Cover the container and place in direct sunlight for two hours. Remove the mint leaves, shake, and serve over ice in tall glasses, garnished with a mint sprig.
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Most helpful positive review
8/13/2010
I used a mild basil variety and orange mint mixture. BTW, a "BUNCH" is equal to a cup and a half. I looked it up once when using cilantro, and was glad I did!
Most helpful critical review
7/2/2013
Funny? With the listed ingredients, dosen't taste like tea at all!!!!
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8/13/2010
I used a mild basil variety and orange mint mixture. BTW, a "BUNCH" is equal to a cup and a half. I looked it up once when using cilantro, and was glad I did!
5/31/2010
Not bad. I'm wanting a bit more taste--either from the lemon or tea. It tastes a bit like flavored water, so I think I'd add a tea bag or two next time. It also isn't that minty, but 2 bunche...
12/8/2007
followed the recipes, then brewed it in the fridge- (much safer that way) added some extra lemon too, yum!
9/23/2010
This was easy and a nice way to use my mint plant. I found it very refreshing over some ice. Another person thought it maybe didn't have a strong enough flavor, but I thought it worked well as a...
6/8/2009
YUMMM!!! I found your recipe this morning and just happen to have a huge bunch of mint growing nicely in my green house. I made the tea, then added one lipton regular tea bag to it for a bit of ...
7/2/2013
Funny? With the listed ingredients, dosen't taste like tea at all!!!!
7/2/2013
This is an old Amish recipe for iced tea. They call it Meadow tea. I rustic camp near several Amish families in Ontario, Canada. The mint they are referring to in the recipe is what they use ...
7/26/2009
Very good and refreshing for a hot summer day! I'll be making this again.
5/14/2014
I am wondering if they forgot to mention the tea bags! I put in the usual 10 bags into my sun tea container and then added the ingredients. Very yummy!