
Hibiscus
Egypt
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Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
Tangy and subtly sweet, Hibiscus flowers are commonly used in teas and infusions. Almost cranberry-like in flavor, with a rich, deep red color, Hibiscus shines as a refreshing ice tea, agua fresca, or infused in simple syrup for cocktails such as a Hibiscus Margarita or Tangy-Tart Cosmo.
Traditionally, steeped petals are added to sauteed onions in tacos and enchiladas. Hibiscus is also used in sauces and marinades, especially for game, and in all manner of deserts including cakes, meringues, and tea cookies.
Quantity: 2 - 3 teaspoons per 8oz cup
Traditionally, steeped petals are added to sauteed onions in tacos and enchiladas. Hibiscus is also used in sauces and marinades, especially for game, and in all manner of deserts including cakes, meringues, and tea cookies.
Quantity: 2 - 3 teaspoons per 8oz cup
Temperature: 210°F
Steeping Time: 5 - 6 minutes
Number of Steepings: 1
Try with Roselle-Rooibos Drink and Hibiscus Margarita
1/2 cup is about 1.44 oz