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neroli oat straw lavendar lemon rind honey milk

I’m over the moon for this lavendar (grown organically by my Aunty in Kula), oat straw, lemon rind, honey milk tea, with an oh-so-flavorfull orange blossom floating on top. Spring in the subtropics of Maui.

Gearing up for my son Zeb’s Baby Luau. Now that the pig is lined up, along with the spit and some kiawe wood for coals, it was time to get started with ferments. Purslane, daikon, burdock, ginger, garlic, hawaiian chili, lemon basil, black pepper jars in the photo below will be accompanied by a beet/burdock/carrot ferment and wild root beer.

purslane burdock daikon ferment

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March 29, 2015/2 Comments/by Sunny Savage
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  1. Ken Petre
    Ken Petre says:
    March 29, 2015 at 17:51

    Might I bother you for the recipe? 🙂 Is the milk and honey added after the tea is brewed? ~Ken

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    • Sunny Savage
      Sunny Savage says:
      April 15, 2015 at 16:45

      Aloha Ken!

      yes, milk & honey added after. I decocted oat straw and lavender for about 12 hours. Then rewarmed with milk, added honey and orange blossom to individual cups.

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