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About chrysanthemum tea
Monk Don Su’s Chrysanthemum Tea
Monk Geong Cheon’s Chrysanthemum Tea
Chrysanthemum Tea of Ssangyesa Temple in Nonsan
 
  1. Pick yellow chrysanthemum blossoms in full bloom. Pompon chrysanthemum is resistant to cold. Usually mid-November(after first frost falls) is suitable for gathering chrysanthemum.
  2. Prepare boiling water with a little bit of salt, dried jujubes and licorice root. Put chrysanthemum into a bamboo basket and steep in the boiling water shortly. Salt makes detoxication and preservation effect.
  3. Quick-dry chrysanthemum over Korean paper spreaded in a heated room.
  4. Seal and preserve for 3 years maximum. Once opened, use it within a year.
  5. Put boiling water onto the chrysanthemum. Let it sit for 1~2 minutes before drinking.

Brewing Guide
  • Steep 15 blossoms(serves 5) in hot water for about 2 minutes and serve in a tea cup.
  • Steep 3~4 blossoms in a tea cup for individual serving.
  • Brewable 5~6 times with the same taste
 
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