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habiba’s very own mint tea
In a stove-top teapot,
Or in a pan,
Place a bunch of fresh mint,
Carefully washed and blotted-dry.
Add a tablespoon of your favorite green tea and
A tablespoon of sugar.
Bring to a boil for
5 minutes.
Offer this fragrant tea in pretty Moroccan glasses!
- Reduce the quantity of sugar
if you like your tea a tad less sweet.
- As for me,
I just love to add some pine nuts to mine!
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Here is a tried and true recipe
from a Moroccan friend,
To make mint tea “just so” –
5 min 
very easy 
very easy
Enjoy this tea hot, chilled or iced!
For a large, 8-cup teapot:
➢ 1 bunch fresh mint
➢ 1 tablespoon green tea
➢ 1 tablespoon sugar