Honey lemongrass ginger tea are perfect for winter, cold weather or rainy seasons! Not only taste really good, but also many health benefits for you.
Can’t believe it’s the end of November already and December is coming. I heard it’s been snowing and the weather is very cold in northern hemisphere. So I make something drink recipe that will warm your body in this cold weather. Honey lemongrass ginger tea are perfect for winter drinks.
When you drink this tea you will feel good on your throat. Many people have cold on winter so I recommend you to make this tea at home.
We in Indonesia have rainy days on October until February and this kind of weather make many people sick, too.
These tea not only making you feel good and warm but also have several benefits for body. Honey, lemongrass and ginger are herbs you can use for medicinal purposes.
What Are the Benefits of Lemongrass and Ginger Tea?
- Reducing inflammation
- Full of antioxidants
- Heals cough, cold and flu
- Relieves menstrual pain
Not only for health purposes, we also really like the taste of this honey lemongrass ginger tea. So good and warming.
For you who live in southern hemisphere, you can make cold drink from the same ingredients! Save in a fridge after cooking and enjoy cold.
TUTORIAL VIDEO FOR HONEY LEMONGRASS GINGER TEA
Honey Lemongrass Ginger Tea
Honey lemongrass ginger tea are perfect for winter, cold weather or rainy seasons! Not only taste really good, but also many health benefits for you.
Ingredients
- 10 cm Ginger thinly sliced
- 3 stalks Lemongrass bruised
- 1/2 Lemon Juice
- Honey to your taste
- 1 l Water
- Lemon thinly sliced for garnish
Instructions
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In a sauce pan, boil water, ginger and lemongrass for 10 minutes. Turn off the heat then add juice from 1/2 lemon. Stir to combine.
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Serve in a cup while hot. Add about 1 tbsp honey per cup. You can reduce or add the amount of honey to your taste.
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Garnish with lemongrass stalk, thinly sliced ginger and thinly sliced lemon.
Recipe Notes
If you want to serve it cold, save in a fridge. Serve with ice cubes.
My daughter just loves tea and we have tried so many kinds but I don’t think we have ever had lemongrass! Sounds amazing with honey and fresh ginger (and so good for you too!).
Thank you, Scarlet! 🙂