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Recipe Time - 'Mazin Mojito Mocktails

Recipe Time - 'Mazin Mojito Mocktails

Ingrédients:
Grand pichet d'eau plate ou pétillante
Gros bouquet de menthe fraîche bio
Gros bouquet de romarin frais bio
3-4 citrons verts
Miel nature
 
Faire tremper la menthe et le romarin dans un grand pichet d'eau pendant 24 heures.
Tranquille ou pétillant - selon vos préférences
Après 24 heures, retirez le romarin et la menthe
Pressez les citrons verts et ajoutez-les au pichet
Dissoudre le miel dans quelques cuillères d'eau puis ajouter au mélange

Bien mélanger et servir avec des quartiers de citron vert et des brins de menthe fraîche...


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