DANDELION ROOT TEA (both fresh & dried)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Get your spring detox on! I show you how to prepare dandelion root tea from start to finish! 2 Ways: Fresh & Dried - Harvest the roots, prepare them for tea, and then I also show you how to dry dandelion roots for preservation.
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I am lucky to have tons of dandelion in my yard and the flowers are great for tea, omelette and jelly, the leaves are great for salad, omelette, sandwiches. God gave us this amazing plant and people are destroying them because they want a beautiful lawn.😢
I don't have a dehydrator, so I put everything I dry on baking sheets and leave them in a hot car on a hot, sunny day. Thank you for this recipe! 8 C water with 1/2 C chopped up fresh roots. Boil, then simmer for 40 min. Add a little more dried roots since they are less potent than fresh root. Has anyone ever blanched, then frozen the roots?
They do the same thing as potatoes, parsnips, and cattail roots if you blanch and freeze. They get mealy.
nice!!! 😄👏👏👏👏👏👏
I do the same thing. Here in the Phoenix heat, it works perfect.
@@Justthinksalot Great minds think alike!
Haha no hot sunny days here in the UK
Very good video, two thumbs up! I'm making a cup of tea now, I like to add fresh mint and sometimes fresh thyme from the garden, cheers
When I dry the roots I just cut them into small slices about 4mm. I then put them on a rack and dry them at room temperature. I leave them on top of the refrigerator and I don't waste any electricity to dry them. They can dry in one day if you make small slices.
I'm so excited to make dandelion tea to naturally treat my body! Thank you for the thorough instructional video on how to make tea out of this wonderful plant!
I don't discard the hairy root I cleaned it good as well and boil it together
Thanks I decided to take God offer on free medicine growing everywhere 🙏🏽
I’ve been annoyed by them. Mow them down and more come so maybe I should try this!! Is it ok to add a stick of cinnamon also?
Amen!
I love you comment in regards to God or the intelligent creator. I truly think the ironic coincidence of dandelions are you why God or whoever exists with how beneficial they are...
@@Girlangie2003 yes cinnamon will help make it taste better plus other health benefits
same! cheers to your Divine Health
I am so impressed by you. I've binged most your videos. You're so cute and informative and simple yet technical. I'm so impressed!!!
Great instruction video. Growing up I was taught that dandelions were nothing more than a weed. I am so glad I do my own research. I am curious to know if the tea can be canned for use later on?
I appreciate you. I’ve seen quite a few garden based RUclips videos and your information and presentation is concise, clear and complete. It’s amazing how many lack these qualities. Thank you and best wishes. ❤
Great info on how to make dandelion root tea!
Thank you! Cheers!
I buy the leaf 🍃 at the farmers market that I uses in my smoothie for liver ailments. I don’t have access to the root. I found the organic dry version at my health food store. How much of the dry dandelion root to water to make tea. I love the taste of both. Thank you for your video I just stumbled on. 😊
wonderful presentation
This is a great video!
Thank you for sharing.
I make this often. Thank you for sharing
Thank you SO much. Just what I needed !
👍👍👍👍👍 💞.
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THANK YOU!!! was tryna find a recipe
Great video.. my mom has pancreatic cancer and I’m gonna start doing this for her and if you have any more videos that help people with cancer with other certain kinds of roots and herbs, please can you post it and let me know. Thank you.
I suggest what I call ABC for Cancer support when helping others. Astragalus, Birch (bark, polypore), Chaga, Burdock and Wild Carrot. Some combination of these helpful herbs, but of course consult a professional because the best support will vary with what treatment she's using or not using as well as other factors. Green blessings to you both.
Great video i used to munch the leavers as a kid i dont know why but when my uncle saw me he went mad at me telling me there poisonous but for some reason i thought are they the roots were massive in my uncles garden, it very difficult to find them these days were i live i just remembered they got a fleshy stem but i had not seen any for years id mistuck one similar plants for dandelion but the plants flowered stem was solid green but had a dandelion like flower it must have been a cross weed variety they do help with constipation which i have suffered with for a few years yes the fresh brewed ones are better but like i said its like they died a death over the past fifty years i also got to picking wild blackberries there's a bit of a knack when picking them as you can easily squash them but they go great with oats
Grateful for your channel. So masterfully done, thank you so much. 👏
Hello, love your channel. What about the leaves? Do we only harvest the root and discard the leaves? Are there any nutritional value to steeping the dandelion leaves?
Yes, the leaves are very nutritous and detoxifying as well.
Wonderful. Many thanks. Have to invest in a dehydrator xx
Thank you ❤
This video was so helpful. Can you use a
Air fryer to dry the roots?
No, the airfryer will cook and crisp them... A dehydrator is at low heat, slowly drying them (not cooking them) which preserves the phytonutrients of the roots.
@@CleanFoodLiving is there another way to dry them without a dehydrater¿
Yes, in a regular oven at the lowest heat your oven will go. Keep the oven door cracked during drying. When they are hard with zero moisture remaining is when they're done. Or try drying them in the sun on a series of hot pure sun days. Rotate often till crispy hard. Zero moisture can remain if you want long term storage.
@@CleanFoodLiving thank you!
I have an induction oven. Glassware doesn’t work. Does anybody have any recommendation other than the Chinese tea maker? Thank you.
Get an inexpensive electric hot plate
Thanks so much!
Thanks
Great
Is this tea able to be stored in a freezer bag and if so, for how long? Thank you!
Where can I get a dehydration tray from please , very interested in trying this method
I would love to know what you do with the dandelion green leaves..❤️
A little added to salad, soup or smoothie. Or dry for tea.
Why did you not use the rest of the dandelion flower and green plant? You only used the root I've seen other people make tea from the just the plant.
Great video I like it ,am in Nigeria how do I get the dandelion root
i drink mine a little bit stroger :)
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Can a ceramic coated cast iron Dutch oven work?
Yes
can you steep them like you would a normal tea like put it in a reusable tea bag and pop it in a mug with water from the kettle
Yes you can 👍
@@CleanFoodLiving thanks
Very helpful video. Thank you. I have a question about soaking the tea. You mentioned it was optional, and I noticed you opted to do so. Does it make it easier to cut, or make the steeping more efficacious? Follow up; Do you soak the dried roots before steeping them as well?
Hi, it makes them mildly easier to cut, but the further soaking mainly pulls off more dirt from the crevices that even washing couldn't get to. It doesn't effect steeping efficaciousness. No need to soak the dried roots before simmering.🙂
@@CleanFoodLiving Awesome. Thanks.
Can you do this in an instant pot?
Does the flowers have the same benefits as the roots? Or are there different properties?
I made a video on the flowers: ruclips.net/video/8trR7LRrsPU/видео.html
Is it best to get the root in spring or fall?
Either is ok, but I like spring roots
@@CleanFoodLiving thank you
Could you use an oven to dry?
Would a double boiler with mason jar work as well ? 3:00
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thank you I like the T-shirt
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Is distilled water good to use??
Yes that's fine
Can u freeze it instead of drying?
I think that would be just fine👍
Can I drink this daily without any breaks
I think because it is a detoxification on the liver, it is best to drink it like 2 to 3 times a day. 😊
Is there a prime time to dig up the dandelion or can I do it anytime of the year?
Spring is prime, but you can dig them up anytime of year.
do you have a written recipe
Not for this, sorry
can we not just clean the root, chop it up and put it in a smoothie raw?
Yep
How about a pot made in USA?
No one says how much should you have in a day people are drinking tea ,jellies ,eating how much is to much
What if you've got pets?
What if yoùve got pests?