After another lovely afternoon spent at Bess's, I was lucky enough to have a few more glasses of her fantastic
Mint Moroccan Iced Tea. She made it to go along with her giant bowl of
quinoa, a grain-like crop that looks like a mix between rice and couscous. Here are the recipes!
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Lemons and pure cane sugar syrup |
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Organic Moroccan Mint Green Tea |
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Fresh mint |
Mint Moroccan Iced Tea
- Boil some water in a kettle and add a few leaves of Moroccan mint green tea.
- Let it steep, then cool in a refrigerator.
- In another container, squeeze some fresh lemons until you have about three cups of lemon juice.
- Add three cups of sugar syrup to the juice and stir well.
- Combine the chilled tea with the lemonade mixture in a large pitcher.
- Add fresh mint leaves and ice cubes.
- Stir and enjoy!
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Yummy quinoa |
Quinoa
- Cook quinoa as instructed on package
- Stir in about five tbsp of olive oil.
- Toss in slices of red and green bell peppers.
- Add about a cup of green beans.
- Stir in a handful of cashews.
- Throw in some sprigs of rosemary as you continue to cook it on low heat.