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How To Make Tea - Make Tea With Milk

How To Make Tea – Make Tea With Milk

How To Make Tea – Make Tea With Milk How to make tea, many people do not know how to make tea. But it is very easy to make tea. Many people in the world like to drink tea, especially the people of India like to drink tea. When refreshed after waking up in the morning after drinking tea, one feels freshness. Making tea with milk makes the taste even better. Let me explain how to make…

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How To Make Kashmiri Chai - Pink Tea: Step By Step Tutorial

Recently, I’ve been blessed to find out about a long lost relative of ours. Some of them share blood with Yemenis, while other’s share blood with Pakistanis from the land of Kashmir. This is all while being mixed with Somali. It just so seems to me that Somalis and Pakistanis are like magnets to each other. Infact, I have numerous relatives who have married into pakistani families. I stumbled across a picture of this traditional Kashmiri tea on Instagram by a friend @kitchen_diaries_by__Zubda. Her take on this tea was so pretty and it had inspired me to research and make it with my own touch. This tea is pink in colour and has a distinguished and aromatic taste to it, very different from the typical teas we usually have. It is made with green tea leaves, milk, salt and Bicarbonate Soda. The Bicarbonate Soda combined with the Green tea causes a reaction that turns the tea into a ‘tomatoish’ brown colour. Then, when you add the milk to it, you get a nice pink colour. I usually receive many guests,  I have made this recipe on a large scale so that I can refrigerate and use whenever I need it. This allows me to quickly serve the tea  without having to start the long time consuming process of achieving the natural reddish tomatoish brown colour everytime. This recipe is perfect as you will be able to freeze or refrigerate the reddish tea syrup and use as often and as little and as much as you desire Here is my own easy recipe, it looks long but I promise it’s super simple. Let’s begin by first making the ‘tomatoish’ brown colour (deep red). Boil in a large pot 500ml -1 litre of water. Add to the water, 6 large cinnamon sticks broken in halves. Add 10 cardamon pods crushed, and add in 4 tbsp of loose green tea leaves. Add in 1 tsp of Salt. Mix everything very well together until frothy. Using a ladle (a large long-handled hollow spoon usually used for serving soup), spoon the tea up and down and in and out of the pot, as a way to aerate the tea. Do this step as often as possible during the whole process of making this tea. The addition of air is what gives this tea its reddish brown colour and I know what your thinking and yes it’s a pretty intense arm workout! But the results sure pay off. Lower the heat to the lowest level after the tea leaves have boiled, brewed and the water has reduced. Add in 1 tbsp of Bicarbonate soda and whisk vigorously for about 10 seconds. Be careful, we are lowering the gas as the mixture will froth up and pour out of the pot if the heat is too high. Now on medium low heat, continue to allow the tea leaves to brew for 45 minutes to an hour. Do this until you notice the tea has turned into a very dark reddish colour Once you are happy with the colour, drain the mixture using a fine sieve colander until there are no bits. It is now ready for the next step. You can refrigerate or freeze in small batches. On days when using the tea, you can defrost your preferred amount as required. Making the actual tea and achieving the pink colour. Once you are happy with the colour, drain the mixture using a fine sieve colander until there are no bits. It is now ready for the next step. You can refrigerate or freeze in small batches. On days when using the tea, you can defrost your preferred amount as required. Making the actual tea and achieving the pink colour. In a separate pot on medium high heat add milk according to the amount of  people you are making the tea for, eg, if you are making it for one person you will need one full cup of milk. If you are making for 4 people, you will need 4 full cups of milk. Add sugar into the milk according to your desired sweetness of tea. Slowly start adding a few tablespoons of the reddish tea mixture that we had made previously and whisk the milk vigorously to achieve a slight froth. The colour of the tea should now be a lovely dark pink. Adjust the milk to the colour of your choice. Pour into cups and serve the pink Kashmiri chai. You will not be able to taste the salt or the bicarbonate Soda but rather you will taste an aromatic sweet distinct flavour. I call this Pink Tea a comforting hug in a cup. The Result...Delicious Kashmiri Chai - Pink Tea

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How to make Moringa Soup from Moringa leaves with chicken stok and porkribs

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Kratom Tea Vs. Yerba Mate Tea - Effects And Benefits

For centuries, humankind problems have been solved by a cup of tea. Pouring a cup of tea or coffee is simply an icebreaker; it provides a pleasurable anticipation of goodness, which is to follow. Initially, it was a medicine, but has grown into a popular beverage it is in the present day....

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How to make Tea using a Strainer! #tea #teatime #howtomaketea #srilanka

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How to make Pennywort Juice - Green Leaf Juice - Rau Ma

How to make Pennywort Juice - Green Leaf Juice - Rau Ma This delicious green juice is made from the leaves and stems of the Pennywort plant, a herb indigenous to Asia. ( Pennywort Benefit) The potent herb contains a number of buzz-worthy vitamins and minerals, including vitamins B, K, calcium, zinc, and magnesium. From an Asian medicine perspective, Pennywort has cooling properties helping the body to balance heat.

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How to Make and Brew Your Own Sleepy Time Tea

 Sipping on a warm cup of tea before bed is one of our many tips on how to sleep better during the night. Teas containing chamomile, lemon balm, passionflower and lavender act as natural sleep aids. When steeped in boiling water and consumed, these herbs have a mild sedative effect on the mind, body and spirit. Here is one of our favorite calming and aromatic sleepy time tea recipe with instructions how to make tea with our favorite sleep inducing herbs.

What you need:

Water 

A teapot (electric or stove-top) 

Your favorite mug or teacup 

A tea infuser 

And the ingredients listed below

Ingredients:

3 parts chamomile 

2 parts peppermint 

2 parts lemon balm 

1 part lavender and passionflower 

1 part catnip 

1/4 part valerian root

Directions:

Combine and lightly mix herbs in a bowl. 

Boil water on the stove.

Place 1/2 – 1 tablespoons of tea in a tea infuser.

Place infuser in the mug and fill the mug with hot water.

Let your tea steep for 2-5 minutes before removing the infuser.

Properly save your extra herbal tea blend in an air tight container. Store the container in a cool, dark, dry place to enjoy for weeks to come. 

Enjoy and sweet dreams!

BENEFITS OF CHAMOMILE: Chamomile is a century old medicinal herb used to treat insomnia, fevers, colds, stomach aches and inflammation. Because of these benefits, this special herb is the foundation for our sleepy time tea blend.

BENEFITS OF PEPPERMINT: We have added peppermint, which gives the tea a refreshing flavor and helps soothe the stomach.

BENEFITS OF LEMON BALM: Hailing from the mint family of herbs, lemon balm helps with digestive problems and strengthens the immune system.  

BENEFITS OF LAVENDER AND PASSIONFLOWER: A mixture of 1/2 part lavender and 1/2 part passionflower adds a sweet floral taste to the tea while also aiding with digestion, muscle tension and stress.

BENEFITS OF CATNIP: Catnip is often used for its calming effects on the mind, body and stomach as well as an herbal remedy to treat anxiety and insomnia.

BENEFITS OF VALERIAN ROOT: Well known for its sedative qualities, adding a pinch of Valerian root to your tea will relax your central nervous system and your involuntary muscle groups (think the muscle groupings that support and surround vital organs). Valerian root’s aroma is not pleasing to the senses so be careful when adding it to your tea.

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