I love Passion Tea Lemonade from Starbucks. Unfortunately, it's just not in our budget for daily consumption, so I was really excited when my dear friend gave me a box of Passion tea from Tazo, along with a handwritten recipe card, as a going-away present. It was not only a great gift because I love the tea so much, but because Tazo's headquarters in Portland, Oregon - where we'd been living the past five years.
Incidentally, here in Mexico it's called Hibiscus Tea Lemonade since that is actually the main ingredient in the tea. The first time I tried to order it I got blank stares until I realized my mistake.
Making Passion Tea Lemonade is easy. Simply brew up the tea using the teabags, let it cool and mix with lemonade to your liking. I like to brew the tea sun-tea style by leaving it outside to steep all day. By not boiling water you keep the boat cool and save gas. You can also add extra sugar but it's great as is.
If you don't have lemonade on hand, one of our GalleySwap members submitted this great recipe, for making lemonade from scratch.
Yummy. Sounds Delicious! I have made a point to start writing down all of my recipes for the boat, so I can go back and others can use them.
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@Dani - Have you looked at my website galleyswap.com? It's a free site where cruisers can share their galley recipes. Check out the members page to see who has contributed their recipes.
ReplyDeleteOh I'll have to check that out. I was wonder what galley swap was when you commented before on our blog.
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