kyleobie
Well-Known Member
I have this "liver cleansing" tea that is 100% Toasted Dandelion Root...it imparts a toasty, spicy, somewhat bitter flavor to its tea. Also, it's an herbal hangover prevention technique.
Anyway, I think it'd be great in smaller quantities in a Saison recipe I have. I'm considering cutting open the tea bags and adding the dandelion root with crushed coriander in the last 5 min of the boil.
I've had New Holland's Dandelion Ale, which was a Belgian Blonde (I think), but that was made with fresh dandelions as a bittering agent rather than a "secret spice"
Anybody tried this or have a strong reaction?
Anyway, I think it'd be great in smaller quantities in a Saison recipe I have. I'm considering cutting open the tea bags and adding the dandelion root with crushed coriander in the last 5 min of the boil.
I've had New Holland's Dandelion Ale, which was a Belgian Blonde (I think), but that was made with fresh dandelions as a bittering agent rather than a "secret spice"
Anybody tried this or have a strong reaction?