Roselle Fruit Tea
Overview
Roselle has a slightly sour taste and is rich in nutrients such as vitamin C, elderberry triglycoside, and citric acid. It is beneficial to balancing blood lipids, increasing calcium absorption, and promoting digestion. The refreshing and sour taste can increase appetite and eliminate fatigue caused by heat. Suitable for heatstroke! After adding fruits and honey, the sweet and sour taste of the whole tea is delicious!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepared main ingredients
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Wash the dried roselle flowers with clean water, remove and drain and set aside
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Peel and cut pears and peaches into small pieces and set aside
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Candied kumquats and green kumquats cut into small pieces and set aside
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Put the roselle flowers, roses, cut fruit pieces and dried fruit pieces into the pot. Leave the green kumquats aside for now
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Add appropriate amount of boiling water to brew
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Store in refrigerator
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Take a container and add green kumquat and appropriate amount of honey, then pour in the refrigerated Roselle fruit tea
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Stir evenly and drink
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