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Cinnamon Ginger Tea

HB-15884 · Hand-built original · Korean

A warming Korean tea simmered from fresh ginger and cinnamon sticks, softened with honey. Pine nuts floated on top give each cup a delicate, nutty finish.

KoreanDrink30 minServes 469 kcalVegetarianGluten-freeDairy-freeEgg-freeDiabeticLow-SodiumLow Fat / Low CholesterolRenal

Main ingredient: ginger

Pairs well with: rice cakes, dried persimmon, walnuts, yaksik

Servings:4quantities adjust to match

Ingredients

  • 1 3/4 oz ginger
  • 1.1 oz cinnamon sticks
  • 1.1 oz honey
  • pine nuts, a little
  • 6 1/3 cups water

Method

  1. Peel the ginger and shave it into thin slices so its heat infuses quickly.
  2. Rinse the cinnamon sticks briefly under running water to wash away any dust.
  3. Combine the ginger, cinnamon and water in a pot, bring to a boil, then simmer until the liquid turns deep amber and spicy, about 30 minutes in total.
  4. Take the pot off the heat and stir in the honey until it dissolves into the hot tea.
  5. Strain into cups and float a few pine nuts over each serving.

Total: 30 min

Nutrition (per serving, where published)

69 kcalCalories
0.6 gProtein
12.4 gCarbs
2.2 gFat
1 gSaturates
0.4 gFibre
8.6 gSugars
26 mgSodium
0 mgCholesterol
64 mgPotassium
17 mgCalcium
0.2 mgIron
1 servingServing

Estimated from USDA FoodData Central ingredient data

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