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Ingredients:

Tea Lipton Yellow Label Tea

2 pieces

Grated fresh ginger

1 tablespoon

Orange jam

2 tablespoons

Carnations

2 pieces

Orange slices

2 pieces

Sprigs of thyme

2 pieces

difficult-1
time
Servings

easy

5 min.

2 servings

How to make warming orange tea with ginger, cloves, and thyme. This homemade recipe is a perfect drink for cold, rainy days. Soothes and energizes.

< 15 min

Step-by-step recipe for a Orange tea for rainy days

Step 1

Pour 400 ml of boiling water over two Lipton Yellow Label tea bags, two cloves crushed in a mortar, and grated ginger. Cover with a saucer and leave for a moment for the infusion to steep well. After a moment, add two tablespoons of orange jam and mix thoroughly.

Step 2

Strain the infusion through a strainer, pour into a glass with thyme and orange pieces.

Step 3

Decorate the glass with a slice of orange and a sprig of thyme.

Orange tea for comforting moments

When rain drums against the windowpane, few things offer comfort like a fragrant orange tea. This simple, warming brew combines classic black tea with the intense aroma of cloves, ginger, and sweet orange, creating a soothing escape from the elements.

A comforting brew for every afternoon

Ideal for those seeking a moment of calm in a busy afternoon, this tea offers more than just warmth. The comforting properties of ginger and cloves make it particularly beneficial for anyone caught in an autumn shower or experiencing the first signs of a cold.

Perfect moments for a warm cup

This aromatic blend elevates long, autumnal evenings spent with a good book. It also serves as an inviting beverage for intimate gatherings with friends, especially when the weather turns blustery outside. Served in elegant glasses with orange slices, it becomes both a flavorful drink and a beautiful centerpiece.

Beyond flavor: the health benefits

Beyond its delightful taste, the synergy of ginger and cloves contributes to immune support. Oranges, rich in Vitamin C, further bolster the immune system, making this beverage an excellent choice during cold and flu season.

Customizing your orange tea

Experiment with various additions to customize your brew. Instead of orange jam, consider a spoonful of honey with a lemon slice for a different sweetness and tang. For warmer months, serve it chilled over ice with fresh mint leaves. To develop a more pronounced flavor profile, infuse with a cinnamon stick or a few cardamom pods.