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]]>Prepare a hot soup for the week such as vegetable or chicken noodle soup. These are great options to have ready in the fridge, especially for these months when cold and flu symptoms will be rampant. A piping hot bowl of chicken soup will be just what you need when to boost your immunity and to keep you warm.
Prepare a roast chicken with all the warm and festive spices of winter. Include fruits such as cranberries and oranges, thyme, and butter, and roast in the oven until soft and tender. This chicken will be the ultimate pick me up and your family will definite appreciate the warm notes of spice during these cold months.
Lastly, no winter is complete without the warm and cozy touch of a hot chocolate. Prepare a hot chocolate on the stove if you’re feeling fancy, and use real chocolate, notes of cinnamon, and hot milk. If you are not a fan of hot chocolate, opt for cozy teas such as ginger tea or chai. This will be a great boost of vitamin c and immunity that is sure to keep you hydrated and healthy.
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]]>Here are 5 top herbal teas, and the healthy effects you can expect if you drink them.
Ginger tea is a spicy, warming brew that can alleviate digestive trouble, reduce feelings of nausea and get your gut working properly. It is also said to have healing properties such as helping skin conditions.
This floral tea will have you calm and relaxed in no time. The soothing aroma and soft taste reduce stress, alleviate anxiety and help you to feel mindful and grounded.
This tea also alleviate the symptoms of stress and anxiety. Your body will relax, your muscles loosen and you will feel yourself noticeably happier.
Lemon tea is an effective way to unblock congested sinuses and clear your airways. This makes it an ideal drink in the winter months, when many people have colds.
Peppermint is especially useful as it relaxes, freshens and energizes you all at once. A draft in the morning will wake you up, at lunch will energize you, and in the evening will help you relax.
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]]>If you ever find yourself with a lot of people in your house and you want to chill out, making tea is an awesome way to bring everyone together. Here are some unique and delicious tea infusions that everyone will love.
Whether you are using store-bought bags of mint or peppermint tea, or fresh herbs, there is something so therapeutic and warming about hot mint tea. It is also a great drink to have after eating a big meal because it aids in digestion. Add in some juicy lemons and you simply can’t beat it.
Ginger is a spicy root herb that is perfect for winter days. If you are using fresh ginger though, make sure you take off the skin unless you buy organic. An easy way to do that is to just use a teaspoon to scrape it off! Boil pieces of ginger in a pot with water and serve with honey.
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]]>The post The Best Foods to Cook On a Cold Winter Day appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>Prepare a hot soup for the week such as vegetable or chicken noodle soup. These are great options to have ready in the fridge, especially for these months when cold and flu symptoms will be rampant. A piping hot bowl of chicken soup will be just what you need when to boost your immunity and to keep you warm.
Prepare a roast chicken with all the warm and festive spices of winter. Include fruits such as cranberries and oranges, thyme, and butter, and roast in the oven until soft and tender. This chicken will be the ultimate pick me up and your family will definite appreciate the warm notes of spice during these cold months.
Lastly, no winter is complete without the warm and cozy touch of a hot chocolate. Prepare a hot chocolate on the stove if you’re feeling fancy, and use real chocolate, notes of cinnamon, and hot milk. If you are not a fan of hot chocolate, opt for cozy teas such as ginger tea or chai. This will be a great boost of vitamin c and immunity that is sure to keep you hydrated and healthy.
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]]>The post Feel Great With These Warming Herbal Teas appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>Here are 5 top herbal teas, and the healthy effects you can expect if you drink them.
Ginger tea is a spicy, warming brew that can alleviate digestive trouble, reduce feelings of nausea and get your gut working properly. It is also said to have healing properties such as helping skin conditions.
This floral tea will have you calm and relaxed in no time. The soothing aroma and soft taste reduce stress, alleviate anxiety and help you to feel mindful and grounded.
This tea also alleviate the symptoms of stress and anxiety. Your body will relax, your muscles loosen and you will feel yourself noticeably happier.
Lemon tea is an effective way to unblock congested sinuses and clear your airways. This makes it an ideal drink in the winter months, when many people have colds.
Peppermint is especially useful as it relaxes, freshens and energizes you all at once. A draft in the morning will wake you up, at lunch will energize you, and in the evening will help you relax.
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]]>The post Two Delicious Tea Infusions For The Winter appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>If you ever find yourself with a lot of people in your house and you want to chill out, making tea is an awesome way to bring everyone together. Here are some unique and delicious tea infusions that everyone will love.
Whether you are using store-bought bags of mint or peppermint tea, or fresh herbs, there is something so therapeutic and warming about hot mint tea. It is also a great drink to have after eating a big meal because it aids in digestion. Add in some juicy lemons and you simply can’t beat it.
Ginger is a spicy root herb that is perfect for winter days. If you are using fresh ginger though, make sure you take off the skin unless you buy organic. An easy way to do that is to just use a teaspoon to scrape it off! Boil pieces of ginger in a pot with water and serve with honey.
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