Rose Petal Tea

Rose Petal Tea
cheap ideas for wedding….?

I am planning a late summer early fall wedding for 2009 and i have ideas i just want to keep it cheap! i plan on brown tulle table clothes, with a strand of christmas lights under neath, with the center piece being a mix of red and orange candles tied with a brown ribbon, surrounded with small vanilla tea light candles with red rose petals sprinkled around the table. i have no clue how to do the charger plates… the meal is a serve yourself set up nice on the sides of reception hall, is there anything that you would do to add or take away from idea share with me please!!!
i don’t know if i will use the lights underneath the tulle table clothes it would be battery operated if i did so there would be no tripping hazards… my friend just got married and i am using alot of her decor like chair covers, candle stick holders and aisle runner

I might not understand, but you’re doing lights underneath the tablecloths!?!? Dear, that’s just going to turn into a big mess. Where are the cords going to the electrical outlets going to go? Maybe I just don’t understand, but I don’t see that working. Your centerpiece idea sounds lovely though.

Rose Petal Tea

Ginger Tea

Ginger tea is an herbal tea and is recommended as an adjunct in the treatment of many diseases: sensitivity to cold, sore throats, colds, asthma, flu in its early stages, rheumatism, car sickness, motion sickness, altitude sickness, persistent vomiting, appetite disorders, difficult digestion, indigestion, gastritis hypo-acid, physical and mental fatigue, convalescence, Chemotherapy nausea, bloating, frigidity. Ginger tea also encourages bile secretion, gallbladder motility and freshens bad breath.

The history of Ginger (Zingiber officinalis) began 5,000 years ago, when Indians and ancient Chinese considered it a root tonic and good for many diseases. The ginger is originally from Southeast Asia but has long been cultivated in other countries. In ancient Rome was used frequently as food but with the fall of the Roman Empire this has not happened. As time went on, ginger has become very expensive, like many other spices. Ginger is a spice of warm weather from the same family as nutmeg and saffron.

The ginger has many therapeutic properties, but rather a reliable help in the fight against respiratory and stomach diseases.

Ginger tea, made from ginger root, is a good source of vitamin C, vitamin B6, magnesium, and potassium.

If you buy ginger tea (at tea bags), content is in a weaker concentration because it is mixed with some herbs.

There are many recipes. You can combine ginger with more herbs to achieve the desired taste. I like to mix ginger, peppermint and green tea.

I made tea from: 30% ginger, lemongrass, cinnamon, orange pieces, rose petals, sunflower petals, cardamom and licorice. These ingredients were already mixed in the tea bag. So, I boiled 600ml water, and then I put one and a half teaspoon of tea. I let it infuse for 10 minutes, filter the content, and I poured in cup, and drink.

Ginger Tea recipe no 1:

In one liter of water use leaves chopped ginger (about 200 grams) and a tablespoon of cinnamon.
Boil the mixture for 15-20 minutes.
After boiling sweetened with honey (honey is placed after it cools the tea) and used as decoration and taste lemon slices.

You can read more about ginger tea and ginger tea recipes on TeaPedia.

About the Author

Fun Little Survey?

candle light dinner under the stars or Dinner at a famous Restuarant?

Candle light dinner under the stars
Wrap ‘em so it sails on the Ocean
Soft music to entertaing her
Rose patels on the bed (I can arouse her myself)
Lastly, dream under the stars.

By the way, I was answering as I was reading. Apparently, we have the same answers. Cheers, girl. Peace!

Am I the only guy who’s answering this question?

Tips from “The Cake Craftier” Oganic Rose Petal Tea .wmv