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4 cups
Easy
By Melia Marden
Published 2013
In bloom, hibiscus flowers are audaciously vibrant, the bright explosion of red reproduced on so many Hawaiian shirts. Dried, they have an intensely earthy flavor, a tannic texture, and a dark blood-red color. This makes them ideal ingredients for a richly flavored iced tea, which happens to look beautiful in a glass pitcher when the sun is shining through it. Of course, if you prefer, you can also drink the tea hot or spiked with your alcohol of choice.
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