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House Blend Herb Tea

August 24, 2013 by Abbie Rosner 3 Comments

On these roasting summer days, one can never drink enough, and I try to keep a pitcher of chilled herb tea in the fridge at all times.   Very auspiciously, the path leading to my front door is lined with herbs – starting with rosemary, followed by zaatar (Syrian marjoram), lemon verbena, thyme, zuta  levana (white … Read More »

Filed Under: Culinary Historian Tagged With: edible wild plants, galilee, galilee foods, herb tea, lemon verbena, local foods, sage, white savoury, zaatar

My Cup of Tea

November 22, 2011 by Abbie Rosner 4 Comments

In our ongoing conversation about the foods of the Galilee, my close friend Balkees Abu Rabieh and I recently had a particularly enlightening chat about tea.  Her mother-in-law, Balkees told me, meticulously picks the various herbs that grow in the garden outside her house – sage, zaatar, zuta (white savory), louisa (lemon verbena), chamomile – even rose … Read More »

Filed Under: Culinary Historian Tagged With: galilee foods, herb tea, herbs, lemon verbena, sage, tea, white savory, zaatar, zuta

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Abbie Rosner

I am a writer and baby boomer covering how the current "psychedelic renaissance" is transforming the ways we approach aging - individually and as a society. My book, Psychedelics and the ... Read More »

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