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Moroccan Tea

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Moroccan Vegtime7 4 servings

INGREDIENTS

1 sm Bunc fresh mint; including stems
1/4 c Sugar; or Sucanat
1 Cinnamon stick
2 Bags green tea; or 2 tbsp.
4 c Boiling water
Mint leaves; for garnish

INSTRUCTIONS

Rinse tea pot with boiling water; discard water. Add mint, sugar, cinnamon
stick, and tea bags or loose tea to pot. Cover with boiling water.
Cover pot; steep at least 5 minutes. Pour small amount of tea into cup;
pour tea from cup back into teapot. Repeat 3 times to blend ingredients.
Pour into teacups; garnish each cup with mint leaf. Makes 4 cups. |
Recipe by: June 1996 Vegetarian Times
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