Newguest Does the description above make sense to you? The end product of the recipe is a decoction of clove tea. I assume that you cannot drink this, (perhaps you can take a small spoonful for medicinal purposes), but you have to dilute it to make the final drink (clove tea).
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NewguestDoes the description above make sense to you?The end product of the recipe is a decoction of clove tea.
NewguestYou boil the root in a pint of water. You then sieve it away. You're left with the water from which you sieved away the root.The product is a decoction.
NewguestWhere's the clove tea?Add some water to the decoction, and you will have your tea. The decoction is the concentrated form of the tea.
NewguestYou boil the root in a pint of water. You then sieve it away. You're left with the water from which you sieved away the root. Where's the clove tea?You are right. There is some confusion here. One does the tea from leaves, not from roots.