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Results 1 - 10 of 11 for sun tea
Works best in Southwestern USA ... best results. Fill sun tea container nearly to brim with ... In winter months use 7 tea bags instead of 6.
2. SUN TEA
Place cold water in large glass jar. Add tea bags. Close lid and loosen a little. Put in sun until water is dark. Remove tea bags and drink over ice.
3. SUN TEA
Fill jar with water and 8 tea bags. Set in sun until brown, as desired. While warm, sweeten to taste.
4. SUN TEA
In a 2 quart clear glass jar combine tea bags and 1 1/2 quarts ... stand in full sun 2 to 3 hours or ... until desired strength. Serve over ice.
5. SUN TEA
Place tea bags in a 2 quart ... stand in full sun or at room temperature for ... Pass sugar and lemon, if desired. Makes eight (6 oz.) servings.
6. SUN TEA
Allow tea bags to steep in cold ... sunlight. If you don't know how your friends like their tea: serve lemon, sugar, fresh mint, and milk on the side.
Use your favorite tea blend in a glass pitcher ... Strain, sweeten with honey if desired and refrigerate. Serve over ice or heat for a hot drink.
8. LIME TEA
Prepare Sun tea (large container - 1 gallon size, 4-6 tea bags, water and sun). Add sugar and limeade or lime juice. Stir and serve.
to taste. Use 1 to 2 tablespoons per cup of hot water.
Place water in 1 gallon jar. Add tea bags or loose tea, whole ... steep in the sun for 24 hours (depending on ... of pineapple sage. Serves 6-8.
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