ᐅ Mint for the tea

Created on: 10 Mar 2009 08:16

Hello,
A few years ago, we visited Morocco and enjoyed some wonderful mint tea there. Now I would like to grow mint here as well. Does anyone know this variety and have experience with it?

Thanks for the tips
Hellboy

perlenmann16 Sep 2012 10:20

#13

How many mint leaves do you put in a cup of tea? Just pick them off and pour boiling water over them?

perlenmann17 Sep 2012 16:02

#14

I'm getting the hang of it. About 15 sheets, then you get a good aroma.
Do you have the plants in the garden or indoors? I didn't receive any care instructions 🙁

kevink18 Sep 2012 12:35

#15

From my own experience, I can say that finding oriental mint is not that easy! But I managed to find it in a well-stocked DIY store.

Besides tea (I use a whole stem per cup), I also like to use the leaves for mojitos and couscous salad.

Monie21 Sep 2012 11:14

#16

I also enjoy drinking mint tea. I like mint best when I grow it myself in my garden. I know there are many varieties of mint, but I have not heard of the Moroccan variety before. I would be interested to know where I can buy it.

Naschkatze3 Mar 2013 22:27

#17

I am also a fan of mint tea from my own garden; unfortunately, I am not familiar with Moroccan mint. However, this variety sounds very promising. I will have to ask at my favorite garden center if they carry something like that.

MeisterPhillip22 Jul 2013 14:45

#18

Well, I know better mints. I really like Mentha aquatica, also known as water mint.

ᐅ Mint for the tea

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