Summer Sunshine Tea


Another simple recipe today for a refreshing way to use herbs.



Does anyone else remove the tips of lemons, before cutting into wedges?  Here's a great way to use those end pieces.  Add them to herbal teas!


Today's dose of sunshine provided by Lilliputian Zinnias


Summer Sunshine Tea

 7 sprigs Lemon Balm

5 sprigs Apple Mint

Tips of one Lemon

Lemon wedges for garnish

About 24 ounces Hot Water

Quart Size Jar

Lid or Saucer to cover Jar


Place herbs and lemon tips into the jar.  Add hot water and cover.  Steep 5 - 10 minutes.  Pour over ice.  Sugar can be added if you enjoy it.  Garnish with lemon slice



What are your favorite beverages in Summer?

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