on how strong you prefer the flavor.
After steeping, strain the tea to remove the clove pieces.
Stir in honey or lemon if desired, and enjoy while warm.
How to Make:
The process is intentionally simple to preserve the cloves’ active compounds.
The key is the “steeping under cover” method, which maximizes the extraction of eugenol—the primary bioactive component responsible for most of clove’s health benefits.
Avoid boiling the cloves directly for extended periods,
as high heat can degrade some of their delicate properties.
Variations:
Clove-Ginger Powerhouse: Add 3-4 thin slices of fresh ginger root with the cloves for enhanced






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