Ingredients
- Fresh Nut Grass Plant roots (washed thoroughly)
- Water (for boiling or soaking, optional)
- Optional: Honey or lemon (if preparing as a tea)
Instructions
- Harvest:
Find Nut Grass Plants in your garden or nearby natural area — they grow abundantly. Carefully dig out the roots (tubers). - Clean:
Wash the roots well to remove soil and debris. - Use as Tea (Optional):
- Boil the cleaned roots in water for 10–15 minutes.
- Strain and serve warm. Add honey or lemon if desired.
- Other Uses:
- The dried tubers can be ground into powder and added to herbal blends.
- Some traditional remedies use Nut Grass for digestive or detox teas — always consult a professional before consuming wild plants!
- Note:
Nut Grass is often treated as a weed but has long been valued in herbal medicine in various cultures. Handle responsibly!
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