Before and after European contact, West Africans welcomed and entertained their household guests with red-colored beverages — more accurately described as teas — made from hibiscus flower ...

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Take fresh or dry hibiscus flowers and leaves and grind them into a fine paste. Take a clean jar, and add the oil that you have prepared. Keep it aside and let it cool down.