White clover tea is a beautiful drink made with the fresh delicate white blossoms of the clover plant. Let’s learn how to forage these flowers for tea and make a delicious cup!
Thoroughly rinse and check your flowers for any bugs or dirt. Then using a pairing knife remove the flowers from the rest of the plant.
Warm up the teapot by bringing water to a boil on the stovetop or in an electric kettle. Pour a bit of hot water around in your teapot to warm it up. Discard the water.
Add white clover flowers to the teapot.
Pour hot water over white clover blossoms.
Fit the lid onto the teapot and steep for 5-10 minutes.
If you are using an infuser or tea ball, simply remove it from the teapot once the tea is finished steeping. if you are not using an infuser use a tea strainer to strain out flowers before serving.
Add honey and lemon juice, if desired.
Enjoy your delicious cup of white clover tea!
Iced White Clover Tea
To make a white clover iced tea follow the instructions above for making hot tea.
After you have strained out the white clover blossoms, allow the tea to fully cool. You can do this in the refrigerator to speed things up a bit!
Once the tea is cold, pour over ice and enjoy!
Notes
Source your White Clover Blossoms from a chemical-free location you know and trust
Use Filtered Water for your Tea
Sweeten with a bit of honey, maple syrup, or coconut sugar.
Add more flavor by steeping with mint or ginger.
Garnish and add more flavor with lemon.
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