Dec 20, 2017

Ginger Cardamom tea/ Adrak Elaichi Chai

Ginger Cardamom tea/ Adrak Elaichi Chai
                                                                   
         

Who doesn’t like to sip a cup of hot tea on a cold day ⛄⛆? When it is masala chai (spiced milk tea) or ginger cardamom tea I will be on cloud nine 😊. During winter season it is a must to have at least ginger milk tea 🍵. I try to add dried ginger powder almost every time I prepare tea.  A hot cup of ginger cardamom tea after a long tired day is indeed refreshing. Ginger is having many medicinal properties so adding them to your diet is very good 😊. Cardamom the queen of spices just adds flavor to your tea that can’t be described. These spices are indeed an asset to our cooking 😃. Not only in beverages, we add them in almost every dish we prepare 😉.  Try making this simple yet healthy tea. Okay then let’s get started…..

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Total time: 5-10 min

Serves: 2(tea cup size)


Ingredients

Milk: 1 cup

Water: ½ cup

Tea powder: 3 tsp

Sugar: as needed

Crushed ginger: 1 inch

Cardamom: 4


Method

1.       Boil water and add crushed ginger and cardamom.
                                                      

2.       When it gets boiled add tea powder and brew it for 2 min in medium heat.
                                                                                  

3.       Add milk followed by sugar.  Stir it well.
                                                                                     

4.       When the milk rises up give it a stir and allow it to boil for couple more seconds.
                                                                                      

5.       Switch off the flame when the milk rises up again.

6.       Strain through a tea strainer.
                                                                                      

7.       Serve hot.

8.       Enjoy. 
                                                                                         

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