ContinentalSnackVegetarian

Cinnamon Spiced Orange Iced Tea Recipe

Name: Cinnamon Spiced Orange Iced Tea Recipe
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 15 min
Total time: 25 min
Yield: 2 servings
Cuisine: Continental
Ingredients: 2 teaspoon tea bags - or tea leaves; 2 oranges; 2 cups water; 1 inch cinnamon stick (dalchini); 2 pieces star anise -; 2 tablespoon sugar; lemon wedges - few; 2 -3 sprig mint leaves (pudina)

A vegetarian Continental recipe with tea bags - or tea leaves, oranges, water. Ready in 25 min, serves 2.

Curated byLucas Dubois🇫🇷

Calories

480kcal

Estimated Cost

₹200-350

Carbs58g

Protein19g

Fats19g

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Instructions

13 steps

1
To prepare the Spiced Orange Iced Tea, start with peeling orange
star anise -(2 pieces)
2
Save the orange peel for flavoring the tea and squeeze fresh juice from the orange slices
3
Keep the juice in a bowl and set aside until required
4
Boil the water in a saucepan over high heat
water(2 cups)
5
Add the tea leaves, orange peel, sugar, cinnamon, star anise to the boiling water
tea bags - or tea leaves(2 teaspoon)water(2 cups)inch cinnamon stick (dalchini)(1)star anise -(2 pieces)sugar(2 tablespoon)-3 sprig mint leaves (pudina)(2)
6
Stir to combine and let the water simmer for few minutes over medium heat
water(2 cups)
7
Once the spices and orange flavor is nicely infused into the water, turn off the heat
water(2 cups)
8
Strain the liquid into a large jug
9
Let the water cool down
water(2 cups)
10
Add the orange juice to the cooled infused water and stir to combine
water(2 cups)
11
Refrigerate the Orange Ice Tea for a couple of hours before you are ready to serve
12
To serve the Spiced Orange Iced Tea, add 1 to 2 ice cubes in each serving glass, pour the tea and garnish with lemon slices and fresh mint sprigs
lemon wedges - few-3 sprig mint leaves (pudina)(2)
13
Serve Spiced Orange Iced Tea as a refreshing drink for the hot summer days

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ContinentalSnackVegetarian

Cinnamon Spiced Orange Iced Tea Recipe

A vegetarian Continental recipe with tea bags - or tea leaves, oranges, water. Ready in 25 min, serves 2.

Curated byLucas Dubois🇫🇷

Cook Time25 min

Calories

480kcal

Est. Cost₹200-₹350

Serving Size1 portion

Estimated Nutrition Highlights

Carbohydrates

58g(48%)

Protein

19g(16%)

Fats

19g(36%)

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Directions

13 steps

1
To prepare the Spiced Orange Iced Tea, start with peeling orange
star anise -(2 pieces)
2
Save the orange peel for flavoring the tea and squeeze fresh juice from the orange slices
3
Keep the juice in a bowl and set aside until required
4
Boil the water in a saucepan over high heat
water(2 cups)
5
Add the tea leaves, orange peel, sugar, cinnamon, star anise to the boiling water
tea bags - or tea leaves(2 teaspoon)water(2 cups)inch cinnamon stick (dalchini)(1)star anise -(2 pieces)sugar(2 tablespoon)-3 sprig mint leaves (pudina)(2)
6
Stir to combine and let the water simmer for few minutes over medium heat
water(2 cups)
7
Once the spices and orange flavor is nicely infused into the water, turn off the heat
water(2 cups)
8
Strain the liquid into a large jug
9
Let the water cool down
water(2 cups)
10
Add the orange juice to the cooled infused water and stir to combine
water(2 cups)
11
Refrigerate the Orange Ice Tea for a couple of hours before you are ready to serve
12
To serve the Spiced Orange Iced Tea, add 1 to 2 ice cubes in each serving glass, pour the tea and garnish with lemon slices and fresh mint sprigs
lemon wedges - few-3 sprig mint leaves (pudina)(2)
13
Serve Spiced Orange Iced Tea as a refreshing drink for the hot summer days