Baking with herbal tea leaves. . .
I had to read this recipe three times to make sure I read it correctly - "contents of one tea bag."
The recipe was delivered to my inbox, and I could not locate it anywhere online, so I'm sharing it here.
The tea you will need to buy, is made with organic herbs and is non-gmo.
Yogi tea brands are available in most stores. This is not to advertise their teas. I'm just sharing, because the recipe intrigued me. You need Honey-Lavender tea.
The recipes states it makes 13 cookies, so I gave it a try. I've never had a "lavender" cookie, nor grown that specific type of lavender.
I actually got 15 cookies, and I used parchment paper. They bake up soft.
Results? Oh my. These not only smelled wonderful, but also tasted wonderful. I used only organic ingredients, and some local pure maple syrup.
I buy my flaxseed ground, organic, and non-gmo as well.
I've had this recipe for months and months, but just got around to making it.
Yogi, always has a nice, fun, or motivational message on their tea bags too. I typically make my teas from whole, homegrown tea leaves, but these teabags will make a few more batches of Stress Relief Cookies. The family loved these.
I had to read this recipe three times to make sure I read it correctly - "contents of one tea bag."
The recipe was delivered to my inbox, and I could not locate it anywhere online, so I'm sharing it here.
The tea you will need to buy, is made with organic herbs and is non-gmo.
Yogi tea brands are available in most stores. This is not to advertise their teas. I'm just sharing, because the recipe intrigued me. You need Honey-Lavender tea.
I actually got 15 cookies, and I used parchment paper. They bake up soft.
Results? Oh my. These not only smelled wonderful, but also tasted wonderful. I used only organic ingredients, and some local pure maple syrup.
I buy my flaxseed ground, organic, and non-gmo as well.
I've had this recipe for months and months, but just got around to making it.
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