OK -- I just got stressed out (i.e. angry in the blood) while reading anti-twilight stuff (I'm opposed to Twilight -- and the things these people said got me rallied up for a protest) so I decided to make some tea. I make amazing tea -- I use tea bags, just for referance. But, here's my recipe for good time, anti-stress tea.
Mackenzie's Anti-Stress Tea
Things you need:
1 mint tea bag of your choice
1 honey bear (optional)
Enough water to fill your cup/mug up 4/5 or about an inch from the top
Chocolate Syrup
Milk
Sugar
Boil your water. Use a kettle, use a pot, use a microwave, whatever.
Pour water into mug/cup -- 'til there's water an inch from the top
Use mint tea bag on water -- how strong you like it is up to you.
Add as much milk as you usually do -- same with the sugar.
Pour about three tablespoons of Chocolate syrup into tea -- actually, just do it to your own taste specifications.
Add about a teaspoon of honey, if you do that. This is actually my first time using honey on tea -- it's kinda . . . eh. It adds an extra bite of sweetness that I like to get from coffee and hot chocolate -- so, it's good. This is personally the way I like my tea. If you'd like to subsitute cinnamon for chocolate, go for it. If you wanna use molasses instead of honey, go for it! You're in control!
*** I'd, once again, like to remind readers that Banned Book week is coming up -- September 26 to October 3. There'll be a lot of goodies that week -- so stop by and see what's cooking!
About Me
- J.D.
- My name's mackenzie. I like my tea, glitter glue, cooking, and Hannibal Lecter. I'd like to be an either and english major, a chef/pastry artist, or a mortician when I grow up -- well, I guess I kind of am grown up. When I graduate from college. That sounds better. And I'd like to be an author on the side -- my goal is to try and get my book published before I graduate high school. Wow. Four years to get it publi -- wait, Sorry! Got that wrong. I'd like to have it FINISHED before I graduate and published before I graduate from college. There -- that works much better.
The tea sounds interesting. Thanks for stopping by TDZ. -- Dee
ReplyDelete