Herbal serenity in an infusion. Boldo stands out for its lemony fragrance and characteristic bitterness, the kind that belongs after a generous meal. An honest pantry remedy: direct, restrained, and deeply aromatic.
Heat the water until it boils, then turn off the heat. Wait 30 seconds before using it; that small pause helps the infusion come out aromatic, not harsh.
Add the boldo to the hot water, cover, and steep for 5 minutes, until the liquid turns yellow-green and smells herbal, dry, and lemony.
Strain and serve hot. If it steeps longer, the bitterness rises fast; this tea works best direct, clean, and freshly made.
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