How to Craft Your Own Herbal Tea Blends at Home

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Embrace your inner herbalist by learning how to craft your own herbal tea blends. I'll be giving you three herbal tea recipes and explaining how to source the best herbs; how to measure; brew, and grow this vital old-fashioned skill. Scroll down for the recipes!
Hi! I'm Sylvia from Vintage Kitchen Vixen. Join me each week as I share the old-fashioned tips, skills and recipes that your mom should have taught you. Or, at least, the things I wish my mother would have taught me!
HERBAL TEA BLEND INGREDIENTS
(links to Mountain Rose Herbs)
Oatstraw - bit.ly/4190Iyc
Chamomile - bit.ly/3KCVx2u
Spearmint - bit.ly/3MC7Xui
Lemon balm - bit.ly/3mvfqRh
Mullein leaf - bit.ly/41oPJ47
Yarrow - bit.ly/3Tv5NxV
Catnip - bit.ly/3MXYTjB
Nettle leaf - bit.ly/41qdXeh
Peppermint - bit.ly/3AfnQ2f
Red raspberry leaf - bit.ly/3K6ee02
Red clover blossoms- bit.ly/3LfSaAg
Rose petals - bit.ly/3H0Wzo6
Horsetail - bit.ly/3UXkTNz
RECOMMENDED BOOKS & COURSES:
Health Through God's Pharmacy - amzn.to/40r3rC7
Wild Remedies - amzn.to/3MXHfMH
Rosemary Gladstar's Medicinal Herbs - amzn.to/41iE0E1
Markus Rothkranz's Free Food & Medicine Edible Plant Guide - amzn.to/3MZMLOY
The Herbal Academy - bit.ly/3otXPKa
Please note that these are affiliate links, which means I'll make a small commission at no cost to you. You can read my full disclosure policy over here: vintagekitchenvixen.com/priva...
OTHER LINKS -
OM Foods (aka OM Naturals for Canadians) - www.omfoods.com/
EWG on natural flavours - www.ewg.org/foodscores/conten...
Healthline article on natural flavours - www.healthline.com/nutrition/...
HERBAL TEA BLEND RECIPES -
Relaxation Blend:
3 parts oatstraw
2 parts chamomile
2.5 parts spearmint
2 parts lemon balm
The Cold Busting Blend:
1 part nettle leaf
1 part catnip
1 part yarrow
1 part mullein leaf
2 parts peppermint (or spearmint)
Women's Remineralizing Blend:
4 parts nettle leaf
3 parts red raspberry leaf
1.5 parts red clover
The "Just Because I Feel Like it" Blend
1 part red raspberry leaf
1 part peppermint
.5 part rosebuds or petals
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26 апр 2023

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@VintageKitchenVixen Год назад

Have you tried making your own herbal tea blends before? If so, what tips do you have for beginners?

@mariposa6360 3 месяца назад

Super informative , exactly what I was needing ♥️♥️ thank u so much !!!!! 🙏🙏🙏blessings love 💕

@VintageKitchenVixen 3 месяца назад

I’m so glad to hear it!! ❤️

@starlakraft4521 Год назад

Sylvia, great video! You have inspired me to make some homemade teas. Our local health store sells Mountain Rose herbs in bulk. God bless and happy Spring!🙂💐🌼🌷🌱

@VintageKitchenVixen Год назад

Oh, lucky you! Thank you for watching and God bless you, too 💕

@kaylarogle 11 месяцев назад

Great video!! I hate how they add “natural” flavors to everything! It’s frustrating. I recently heard about apeel on our produce too. It’s best to grow our own foods.

@VintageKitchenVixen 11 месяцев назад

It’s the worst! I wish more companies made an effort to avoid using them in their products. I’ve heard of apeel, too, but haven’t seen anything labeled with it yet, but maybe that has more to do with my shopping habits this time of year.

@SibongileZakwe-sk5es Месяц назад

Hi I grow thyme lemon balm and basil

@VintageKitchenVixen Месяц назад

Amazing! Those are all so wonderfully fragrant.

@diananorman2074 4 месяца назад

Love this video! One question I have is, how do I know how many parts of each herb? Does it matter, is it a taste preference?

@janiyawilliams1549 4 месяца назад

Came here to ask the same question!!

@VintageKitchenVixen 4 месяца назад

It’s mostly a taste preference. Yarrow, for instance, has a medicinal taste, so I always put in an extra part of peppermint or spearmint to help mask the flavour. I’m not a fan of the taste of licorice root, so I’ll double up on other parts so it becomes more of sweetener than an overpowering flavour. More often than not, I’ll do an equal ratio of whatever I’m blending unless there’s something I’d really like to shine in the blend. Hope that helps!