Projet Familles Parisiennesk with a few shots of simple syrup if desired. Amaretto Tea Amaretto Tea is a warm, sophisticated cocktail similar to mulled wine, butt ered rum or other hot-mug mixed drinks. The drink consists of 6 oz. of hot brewed back tea and 2 oz. of amaretto liqueur, such as Disar onno. Top the steamy concoction with a large dollop of freshly made sweetened whip cream. Hot Toddy Similar to Amaretto Tea, the Hot To ddy is, not surprisingly, served hot. It consists of 3/4 of a cup of hot brewed tea mixed with 2 shots of brandy and 1 tbsp. of honey. Jenny Craig Serve the concoction in a tall glass or mug with a lemon wedge. Colonial Boy There is even a mixed tea drink named after the American c olonial era: The Colonial Boy is a combination of 5 oz. of hot black tea, 3/4 oz. of Irish whiskey, 1 tsp. of Angostura bitters and 1 t Projet Familles Parisiennes sp. of sugar. Brian's Belief Brian's Belief is a return to the cool side, consisting of a combination of 1 1/2 oz. of a?ejo rum, 1/2 oz . tea, one part Irish whiskey and 1/2 part absinthe. Mix the ingredients and serve the finished product over ice with a lime wedge. Arnol d Palmer (Nonalcoholic) A classic nonalcoholic picnic drink, the Arnold Palmer, named after the legendary American golfer, is a refresh ing combination of equal parts sweet lemonade and iced tea served over ice. Chai Tea (Nonalcoholic) Chai tea is a nonalcoholic mixed te a drink consisting of a variety of spices, including cinnamon, cardamon, ginger, cloves, black pepper and sugar. It is often served mix Living Low-Carb ed with hot cream or milk. In the United States, it is sometimes made from a pre-mixed chai tea blend rather than brewed from scratch.1 Pour your Kombucha tea into an air tight food container. You may use a glass container with a lid or any food grade plastic container. Projet Familles Parisiennes Make sure the container can be covered with a secure lid, such as a screw-on lid or snap-on lid. 2 Label your tea with the date that i . . Store in the refrigerator for five months and store in the freezer for up to one year.1 Fill the pitcher of the iced tea maker with w ater to the marker for the number of quarts you wish to make: one, two or three quarts. 2 Lift the lid at the top of the iced tea maker to expose the water reservoir and twist the shower head away to access the brewing basket. 3 Pour the pitcher of water into the the wa ter reservoir in the top of the iced tea maker. 4 Remove the brewing basket and insert the paper filter. 5 Add five to seven cup-sized Macrobiotic Diet tea bags to the filter to make three quarts of tea, three to five bags for two quarts and one to three for one quart of tea. Divide the number of tea bags by two to determine the number of tablespoons of loose tea to add to the brew basket if you do not wish to use tea Projet Familles Parisiennes bags. 6 Reinsert the brewing basket into the top of the iced tea maker and move the shower head back over the basket. 7 Twist the dial .
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