Thé grec des montagnes Weight:50 g aux anchois et aux olives

aux anchois et aux olives façon pissaladière

its taste is flowery and fruity

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Thé grec des montagnes Weight:50 g aux anchois et aux olivesTraditional herbal tea with the leaves, flowers and stems of a Greek plant called Sideris (Sideritis scardica) . Greek mountain tea, or crapaudine, is still harvested wild today in the Mediterranean regions of Europe, it is left to dry in the sun in small bunches. Preparation: Lightly boil the whole plant in a small saucepan. It is usually drunk in winter but can be drunk cold in summer with ice cubes. It is served with a little Greek honey and