My Original Woman-ade Recipe
This is a refreshing and nutritious drink I created originally for pregnant and postpartum moms because their mineral and hydration needs are so high. But this is a healthy way to hydrate anyone (especially in the warm months).
INGREDIENTS
For ginger-lemonade:
One, fat finger of ginger
One cup (give or take) of lemon juice
1/4 cup of honey
Pinch of sea salt
10-15 drops of Rescue Remedy (or any other tinctures or homeopathics you’d like to include)
10-15 drops of trace mineral drops.
For tea infusion:
If you don’t have fresh herbs around, don’t let that stop you from adding tea to the lemonade. You can make a jar of peppermint, raspberry leaf, red clove or any other type of tea you like and pour it over ice to include in this recipe.
One TBSP. of loose, dried raspberry leaf
One TBSP. of loose, dried nettles
One TBSP. of loose, dried oatstraw
One TBSP of loose, drive alfalfa
Instructions:
For ginger lemonade:
Chop ginger as finely as you like.
Pour boiling water over ginger (start with a quart size jar. You can always make a bigger batch next time)
Add salt & honey.
Let cool.
Add lemon juice to taste.
Add rescue remedy, mineral drops and more.
Refrigerate.
For tea infusion:
Combine herbs in a quart sized jar and pour boiling water over.
Let sit overnight and then strain out herbs.
Pour half tea and half lemonade over ice. Add fresh mint leaves for added flavor!