We served it in an oversized glass jar, an old ladle & a collection of vintage cocktail napkins. It's so easy to do ! Scroll down for the full recipe below.



All Photography by Karen Mordechai
Citrus Thyme Water
Thinly slice 3 oranges, 3 lemons and 3 limes. To 2 gallons of water, add the citrus slices and a handful of thyme sprigs. Let stand refrigerated for at least 2 hours before drinking.
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Looks great!
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Found your website on Prue's Kitchen in Harlem. She indeed is right. I have never seen such fantastic food photography.Look forward to more mouthwatering visual delights.
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Such good timing. I've been wanting to make some herb/fruit infused water. Love the site...it's so inspirational. Wish I was local and could attend classes. Any plans to host a class in Jacksonville, FL anytime soon? :-)
ReplyDeleteYour blog is fantastic! I did a post on it today. Cheers!
ReplyDeletelooks yummy and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteJust discovered your blog! And so glad I did! These recipes look amazing!!!
ReplyDeletethat looks so refreshing! I can't wait to try making it in my drink dispenser.
ReplyDeletei love herb and citrus infused waters!!
ReplyDeleteWow, this looks great. I have never tried citrus and thyme together. Must try!
ReplyDeleteI've had this infused water and it's amazing, I love the photos and the delicate feel of this site!
ReplyDeletenever thought of this before! love the idea ! ..My God I adore your blog.. I would kill to attend any of your classes.. too bad we live like 1000,0000 miles away!
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