Tea is an aromatic drink frequently prepared by pouring warm or boiling water over healed Camellia sinensis leaves, an evergreen shrub (bush) from East Asia.
It is the world's most commonly consumed beverage after water.
Many distinct tea kinds, such as Darjeeling and Chinese greens, have a cooling, mildly bitter, and astringent taste.
While others have profiles that greatly differ, including sweet, nutty, floral or grassy notes.
When the tea is drunk with flavourful and aromatic cardamom, the taste buds are all the more thrilling.
Enjoy this tea with your favourite savours, warm and fresh.
Course Indian, Snacks, Starter
Cuisine Breakfast, Indian
Prep Time 1minute
Cook Time 5minutes
Total Time 6minutes
Servings 1People
Calories 15kcal
Equipment
Pan
Tea Strainer
Cup
Ingredients
3/4CupWater / Pani
1/2CupMilk / doodh
1UnitCardamom / Elaichi, Should not be dry. If dry then take 2 Unit of cardamom
2UnitClove / Laung
1tspSugar, If you like more sugar, you can add sugar as per your taste
1tspTea Leaves / Chai Patti
Instructions
First take 1 tsp sugar, 1 tsp tea , 1 battered cardamom
After that batter cardamom, clove with mortar & pestle / khallar / khal kutni.
Take 3/4 cup of water in the tea pan.
Place on the gas. Combine cardamom, clove, sugar in the water.
Let boil the water.
Now add tea in the tea pan.
After 1 minute add 1/2 cup of water in the tea pan.
After few minute tea will start boiling.
Let boil the tea for approx 2 minute, so that flavour of tea, cardamom, clove will be added to the tea,
Filter tea with tea strainer. Serve immediately.
Enjoy the tea.
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Notes
Take this tea 1 or 2 times in a day.
Avoid take more that 2 to 3 times a day.
As clove is warming in nature, more tea can create hotness in body.
In winters you can take as many times as you want.
You can also try Ginger Tea / Adrak Ki Chai. This tea is very good to change the taste buds, cold and cough.