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Cold Afternoon; Warm Drink
There is nothing better on a cold afternoon than making milky chai. I even make it with my own spice blend that *several* Desi friends taught me over the years. Then I (maybe) commit sacrilege by frothing the milk because I like foam! What can I say?
If you drink it, what's your favorite way to make chai?
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How to make Peanut Coriander Chutney Recipe | Verusenaga Kothimeera Pachadi
Peanut Coriander(Moongphali dhaniya)Chutney
Are you looking to spice up your culinary adventures with a burst of flavour? Look no further than the delectable Peanut Coriander(Moongphali dhaniya)Chutney! This versatile condiment combines the rich, nutty goodness of peanuts with the vibrant freshness of coriander, creating a symphony of tastes that will elevate your dishes to new heights.
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y'all i bought teabags of "mocha chai" and tried making some now and. this is the weirdest smelling drink I've ever made. lowkey scared to taste it
update: this is the most Taste I've ever tasted
#i got curious bc i love mocha and i love chai#but thinking abt it now. coffee and cocoa and a spice blend together is. Hm.#update: there is so much going on. it's not bad tho?
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making chai is such a therapeutic process
#i’m making some who wants#the kitchen smells like the yummiest spices rn#my mom makes her own ‘chai powder’#just a blended mixture of spices#but her ratio goes hard#she gave me a teeny tiny jar before i came#and i have been using it sparingly#sayu speaks
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#Indulge in the smoky goodness of Tandoori Chai! 🔥☕️ Experience the perfect blend of spices and aroma in every sip. Try this unique twist on#TandooriChai#SmokyTea#TeaLovers#UniqueBrew#IndianTea#ChaiTime#SpicedTea#TeaAddict#TandooriMagic#SipAndSavor
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Made chai hoping to improve my mood only to discover the masala chai I bought was,,,, nicely put,,,, made for white American palettes (very very weak) and in future to use up the mix, I’m going to have to at least double the amount I use to get anything that’s not vaguely spiced hot milk
#crow rambles#tea#this is honestly what I get for buying it at the farmers market and not pan-Asia market or the Indian grocer#still sad about it though#i was really looking forward to it#yeah yeah I know true masala chai is a highly personal blend of black tea and spices#I wanted to be lazy and not trail and error my way through my spice ratio#honestly next time I think I will just get loose leaf assam tea and mix my own spices
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Indulge in the aromatic and flavorful experience of Spice Zen's Sticky Chai Blend.
Made with a carefully handcrafted blend of herbs and spices, this unique concoction of black tea, cinnamon, cardamom, ginger, cloves, and black pepper is perfect for chai lovers looking for a delicious twist on traditional chai.
Use it to brew a warming cup of tea, sprinkle it on your morning oatmeal, or add it to your baked goods for a delectable burst of flavor.
With Spice Zen's Sticky Chai Blend, your taste buds are in for a treat.
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All You Need To Know About The Benefits Of Assam Tea
Assam tea is an organic, full-bodied black tea from India. It's grown in the north-eastern state of Assam, where it's been cultivated for centuries. It's known for its strong, smoky flavor and is often used to make iced tea. Organic Assam tea is made from the finest quality Assam tea leaves blended with chamomile flowers. It has a bright, deep red color and a smooth, rich flavor. Chamomile tea powder is a great way to get the benefits of organic Assam tea, as well as all its other healing properties, in a convenient and delicious form.
The Assam tea plant is a very hearty one, and it can be grown on a wide variety of soil types. The leaves are plucked by hand in the early morning hours, when they're most vibrant, and then withered to dryness. The leaves are then rolled, fermented and dried again before they're ready to be packaged.
Organic Assam tea is also known for their high amounts of caffeine, which make them a good choice for those who want to stay awake throughout the day. The taste is also very strong, with notes of fruit and spice. It helps to promote healthy digestion, reduce inflammation, and boost your immune system—all while being caffeine free!
Here are some tips on how to use Assam tea for all kinds of different benefits:
To help you sleep better: drink an organic Assam tea with milk before bedtime. This will help you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer!
To give your immune system a boost: drink an organic Assam tea daily to keep your immune system strong!
To reduce inflammation: drink an organic Assam tea that contains turmeric or ginger to reduce inflammation in your body.
It acts as an excellent pick-me-up! If you are having a bad day, just churn things up a bit a bit by enjoying a nice glass of iced tea while listening to your favorite music, or reading your favorite book. While this variety of tea is available in the form of tea bags, it is best if you buy the loose leaf variant, especially if you are quality conscious. KombuchaKamp has some of the finest tea varieties which you can enjoy alone or with friends and family.
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Y'know, despite having tea in your name, I can't find it you've said what your favorite kind of tea is.
If you don't mind, what are your top 3 teas that you'd say people should try?
Oh, like if you enjoy tea and want to try new stuff?
First off, tea (broadly speaking, for readers who aren't familiar) is made of leaves from the tea plant, and the TYPES of tea- White, green, oolong*, and black- just refer to different levels of oxidization. The darker the tea, the more oxidized it is, the higher the tannins are, more bitter it gets, the higher caffeine is.
That said:
First pick, London fog. The kind I like is the customary earl grey tea prepped with milk, sugar, vanilla, and lavender. Feels soft and cozy and lightly floral, but not in a perfume way- best I can describe it is drinking a warm blanket fresh out of the dryer.
Earl grey tea, btw, is a black tea flavored with bergamot oils. Bergamot is a sour-bitter citrus fruit. Oversteeped or scalded, Earl Grey can taste super nasty and bitter-flat, but I like mine steeped for about 3-4 minutes for a milder taste.
Second pick, Gunpowder green tea, chilled. I like mine steeped for about 2-3 minutes in a medium boil, remove the leaves and place in the fridge until cold. Gunpowder tea has more caffeine than most green teas and is very refreshing when iced, in my opinion. Has more of a kick to it than plain ice water, especially after hard exercise. No idea if that's healthy or not, I just like the taste.
Third, Lemon black tea boba with tapioca pearls. Because I know what I fuckin like. Sassy dance
Honorable mentions include Russian Caravan (reminds me of my grandma), Market Spice Rooibos Blend (reminds me of my mom), Chai, Mint Tisane, and Black Tea iced with sugar and lemon.
Enjoy!!
*Edit: I was thinking "warm plant drink with 'oo' in name that steeps red" and wrote Rooibos instead of Oolong in the original. Oolong comes from tea plants, Rooibos does not
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