If you are looking for Nordic simplicity in homemaking and natural living, tea and infusion recipes, and you are seeking ways to balance your energy naturally, well sister, you have arrived in the right place! You can be sure that when I am being too strict, straightforward, and overorganized a Nordic girl, my husband gives me a bit of a Moroccan easygoing, life-hugging perspective to take it easier. With that balance, the Blue tea tile blog, YouTube Channel and the weekly Natural Lifestyle Letters broadcast are built on.
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If you are looking for Nordic simplicity in homemaking and natural living, tea and infusion recipes, and you are seeking ways to balance your energy naturally, well sister, you have arrived in the right place! You can be sure that when I am being too strict, straightforward, and overorganized a Nordic girl, my husband gives me a bit of a Moroccan easygoing, life-hugging perspective to take it easier. With that balance, the Blue tea tile blog, YouTube Channel and the weekly Natural Lifestyle Letters broadcast are built on.
🌿 Natural Lifestyle Letters Reader, making iced coffee from scratch is crazy simple. Here is what you basically need for a lightly seasoned and sweetened iced coffee made with a French press for two: 2 tbsp coffee grounds (15 grams) 1 tsp sugar (optional but rounds the flavour nicely) 1/2tsp cardamom or cinnamon (optional) 150 ml water (130 grams) Heat the water, brew the strong coffee with seasoning and sweeteners in a French press. Let it steep 3 to 5 minutes. Then to make it icy and sweet:...
🌿 Natural Lifestyle Letters Reader, do you ever wish you could enjoy black tea normally, without checking what time of day it is because it has caffeine in it? I stumbled upon Ivan Chai when I was studying more about teas and herbs (you can find my reading suggestions here). Ivan chai is an infusion made of fireweed leaves (also known as willowherb) that have been turned black with the natural process of oxidizing and fermenting. After the process, the flavour is similar to black tea, and...
🌿 Natural Lifestyle Letters Hi Reader, Many edible flowers can be enjoyed far beyond the garden. You can gently pick a few fragrant petals, dry them, and save a little piece of summer for the months ahead. When collecting flowers for tea, always make sure they are edible and haven't been treated with pesticides. Harvest them on a dry, sunny morning after the dew has disappeared, then spread the petals out on a tray or sieve in a well-ventilated place until they are completely dry. At our...