Black Sesame and Goji Berry Tea

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Submitted by: Melissa

Recipe Ingredients:
1 cup	Black Sesame Seeds
2 tbsp	Goji Berries (rinsed)
3 cups	Water
	Brown Sugar (Raw, Unprocessed) or substitute Agave, Maple Syrup or Honey
Cooking Directions:
1.	Bring sesame seeds, goji berries and water to a boil and then reduce to a simmer partially covered for about 20 to 30 minutes until 1 cup of tea remains. If it does not cook down in 30 minutes, the flame is too low. Strain tea and sweeten to taste.
2.	Black sesame is calming and great to drink as part of your morning routine. or at night if you have trouble winding down. Black sesames nourish and calm the adrenals, as do the goji berries. Brown sugar is full of minerals as are the sesame seeds, so this formula is rich in calcium and good for the bones. Brown sugar can be avoided for those sensitive to sugar, but the seeds are bitter. Agave, maple syrup and hone are also suitable sweeteners.

Black Sesame Seeds
Black sesame seeds are more rich in flavor than white sesame seeds. Enjoy them on fish, salads, breads, and sauces. They are a prominent ingredient in Asian dishes as well.

Goji Berries
Grown in the vast Himalayan Mountain region, these natural dried goji berries have long been known for their anti-aging and immunity-boosting benefits. Add these sweet non-GMO berries to teas, soups and more.

Light Brown Sugar
Our delicious light brown sugar is perfect for any recipe. You can also sprinkle it over oatmeal and other hot cereals for a sweet start to your morning.

Organic Agave Syrup
Organic agave syrup is a natural, raw sweetener that can be substituted for sugar and honey. Blue agave syrup is the preferred sweetener of many calorie-watchers and diabetics.

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