Marmalady's (my business) would like to give away a book perfect for the season.
The book, Herbal Teas, by Kathleen Brown
includes many recipes for "Health and Vitality".
There are health benefits to such herbs as garlic,
ginger, flax, parsley, oranges, and many more.
As you plan your garden for Spring,
this would be a good source for assisting in the planning.
Here is one of the recipes:
Terrific Yummy-Tummy Tea
Great for upset tummies and even stomach flu, this tea
is soothing and tastes wonderful, for kids of all ages!
Give little sips until relief is obtained.
Combine all herbs in a pot, and cover with boiling water.
Stir well, cover, and steep 15 to 20 minutes.
With flu season right now, this "tea" or actually "tisane"
would be lovely in ridding the upset tummy.
No reason for the give-away, but just to share.
Just leave a comment on this post and I will announce the winner next Tuesday.
The book, Herbal Teas, by Kathleen Brown
includes many recipes for "Health and Vitality".
There are health benefits to such herbs as garlic,
ginger, flax, parsley, oranges, and many more.
As you plan your garden for Spring,
this would be a good source for assisting in the planning.
Here is one of the recipes:
Terrific Yummy-Tummy Tea
Great for upset tummies and even stomach flu, this tea
is soothing and tastes wonderful, for kids of all ages!
Give little sips until relief is obtained.
1 part peppermint leaves,1 part spearmint leaves,1/2 part anise or fennel seeds,1/8 part licorice root,1/8 part orange or tangerine slices (organic)
Combine all herbs in a pot, and cover with boiling water.
Stir well, cover, and steep 15 to 20 minutes.
With flu season right now, this "tea" or actually "tisane"
would be lovely in ridding the upset tummy.
No reason for the give-away, but just to share.
Just leave a comment on this post and I will announce the winner next Tuesday.
Hi I love tea and tea benefits :-)
ReplyDeleteGail
peace.....
I am enjoying the delights and benefits of tea - thanks to you, dear friend. You've taught me so much and you encouraged me to get away from 'store-bought' tea. What a wonderful you did for me!
ReplyDelete~Adrienne~
Yay!
ReplyDeleteI'd love the chance to enter your wonderful giveaway. It looks like a great book.
ReplyDelete:o)
Rose
pippirose59 at gmail dot com
Marmalady - have I ever told you how perfect I think your business name is?
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a delightful book to help us through the dreary days of winter. We actually did "see" the sun for a few minutes today, though.
ReplyDeleteYou are always so generous with your give-aways, Marilyn. Don't include me in the selection. Just saying. I'm an unreconstructed coffee girl.
ReplyDeleteThis book sounds lovely, Marilyn! Thank you for this fun. And that tea recipe. :o) Happy Weekend ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteOh, I would love to be entered in your drawing for this book! Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteI've read through the list of herbs you mention that have health benefits and the one that stands out to me is flax.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds intriguing. Thank you for the recipe which contains all flavours that I enjoy.
That looks like an awesome book. Natural remedies are so much easier on our bodies!
ReplyDeleteFun giveaway... and 'no reason' is the perfect reason!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy all of your postings and love and smiles across the miles sweet friend. Love Jeanne
ReplyDeleteI love tea and your photos. I would like very much to win your giveaway
ReplyDeleteSmiles,Dottie
Just loved reading through your blog. I'm a big tea fan too. Have a great weekend. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteHow perfect is this *tea* for the "superbug" stomach virus sweeping across the country?!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog, would love this book! Please add my name to list.
Well, I missed the giveaway, but I didn't miss the recipe! Thanks -- looks very good!
ReplyDelete