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Bissap and Bouye sorbet
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I had no idea that is where sorrel came from… wow!!! Repost from @plants.and.culture • Happy Juneteenth, everybody! Whether we’re in North America sippin on a customary Juneteenth red drink, stirring up Caribbean sorrel, cooling down with an agua de Jamaica in Mexico, or enjoying vinagreira in Brazil, we can know that these drinks connect the far-reaching diaspora to ancestral Africa. ** Ya sea que estemos en América del Norte sorbiendo una bebida roja habitual del Día de Junio, agitando una acedera caribeña, refrescándonos con un agua de Jamaica en México, o disfrutando de la vinagreira en Brasil, podemos saber que estas bebidas conectan la diáspora de largo alcance con el África ancestral. 🎥 “How to Make Ghana’s / Africa’s MOST FAVORITE DRINK || Hibiscus drink || Sobolo” by Tatiana Haina 2021 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NXIyrmr5XBk #juneteenth #juneteenthcelebration #juneteenth2022 #hibiscus #sorrel #sorreldrink #aguadejamaica #bissap #hibiscustea #roselle #rosellehibiscus #africandiaspora #plantbased #emancipation #slavery #africancuisine #africanfood #africanculture #plantsofinstagram #flowersofinstagram #flowerstagram #knowwhatyoueat #flowers #hibiscusflower #blackhistory #blackculture #blackculturematters #crossculture https://www.instagram.com/p/CfA9jDuMVnQeypYUl9b1ttKdFf1t8Fv-mX3p5c0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Pomegranate and Hibiscus Herbal Tea
My sister has taken to drinking herbal tea this past couple of years. She is taking iron, and cannot drink as much tea as she used too as it interferes with it. But there’s a wide enough variety of herbal teas to satisfy her hot beverage cravings. One of her favourite is pomegranate and hibiscus; only, she realised last week there was more apple than pomegranate in it, and she was rather cross about it! As we had beautiful pomegranates and dried hibiscus flowers at hand, we decided to make our own soothing Pomegranate and Hibiscus Herbal Tea! It also brings bright colours to a grey Monday!
Ingredients (makes about 1 1/2 cup herbal tea blend):
1 large pomegranate, emptied
3/4 cup dried hibiscus flowers
Once you have collected all the seeds from the pomegranate, remove as much of the white membrane that protects the seeds as you can. Cut pomegranate skin into large pieces and flatten onto a baking tray lined with baking paper.
Dry out in a low oven, at 70°C/°F, for a couple of hours. Remove from the oven and let them at room temperature for another hour. If there’s any of the white membrane remaining, scrape it off with a knife.
Then, break pomegranate skin into small bits into a medium bowl. You shoud get about 3/4 cup. Add hibiscus flowers, and stir well to mix.
You can either store your Pomegranate and Hibiscus Herbal Tea into a metal tea box or sealed glass jar, or wrap a heaped teaspoon of the blend into a muslin square, and tie with cotton thread to make individual tea bags.
Infuse Pomegranate and Hibiscus Tea , 5 to 7 minutes in hot water.
Macka B's Medical Monday Hibiscus AKA Sorrel / Roselle / Rosella / Bissap / Sobolo / Jamaica / Wonjo / Zobo (REFIX) (Macka B, 6/25/18)
Lyrics
A Medical Monday we a go discuss An amazing plant called Hibiscus Refreshing drink you have to boil it first Hmmm it’s delicious When I drink hibiscus I am happy like Pharrell Inna Jamaica they call it Sorrel Some people call it Roselle Australia it's known as Rosella as well Senegal it’s Bissap, Ghana Sobolo Simply known as Jamaica in Mexico In the US also,Gambia Wonjo Inna Nigeria they call it Zobo Anyhow Used around the world traditionally Hot or cold as a drink or medically Diuretic, anti-inflammatory Good source of vitamins blood pressure check the study Antioxidants protection If you add a sweetener use a healthy one Some add ginger some add rum Me nu drink alcohol so me nu add none One caution about hibiscus tea They say don’t have it in pregnancy Disclaimer don’t just take it from me Check your healthcare provider for your remedy
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Poulet Directeur General "Avant/Apres" #africanfood #food #chicken #foodporn #yummy #tasty #bissap #hibiscus #rise #maasai #picoftheday #photooftheday (à 13eme arrondissement, Paris) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6dHyHJo00H/?igshid=l6hajwg0xy1v
Flamingo, Berliner Weisse - Hibiscus Lime (Hoppy Road - Meurthe-et-Moselle - France) - via “Une petite mousse” -
“Flamingo : terme anglo-saxon signifiant flamant rose. 1. [Zoologie] Grand oiseau aquatique dont la couleur provient de pigments présents dans son alimentation. 2. [Hoppy Road] Réinterprétation d’une recette de bière de blé berlinoise particulièrement rafraîchissante. La lime renforce la saveur citronnée typique du style et les fleurs d’hibiscus lui confèrent une délicatesse florale ainsi que sa robe rosée. Qué bueno, qué rico, qué lindo”
Inktober day 9 - Hibiscus witch
She is drinking bissap, which is made from a variety of hibiscus :)