Indian Chai Tea with Green “Mukwhas”
Our new Spa Advisor poured too much tea leaves in the pot this morning, which made it too dark and bitter. Our Tea is a Darjeeling first flush, thus, its taste is very deep. My friend Marianne Niederer had brought it from her spiritual trip to India.
I decided to make it a Chai Tea. I added:
- 2 tea spoon of ground ginger
- 2 teaspoons of ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon of ground cloves
- 1 teaspoon ground cardamon
- Honey or Maple syrup to your liking ( I don't like to use sugar)
- Milk to your liking ( can be replaced by soymilk)
You can find everything at the Indian Market next to the police station behind Yaxiu in Sanlitun.
To go with the tea, I also bought some Green Mukwhas! It's a mix of fennel seeds, aniseed, candied date sugar, and peppermint oil: It's an excellent breath refresher and aid for digestion.
Come and visit us for a taste of India!
Our new Spa Advisor poured too much tea leaves in the pot this morning, which made it too dark and bitter. Our Tea is a Darjeeling first flush, thus, the taste is very deep and earthy. My friend Marianne Niederer had brought it from her spiritual trip to India.
I decided to make it a Chai Tea. I added:
- 2 tea spoon of ground ginger
- 2 teaspoons of ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon of ground cloves
- 1 teaspoon ground cardamon
- Honey to your liking ( I don't like to use sugar)
- Milk to your liking ( can be replaced by soymilk)
You can find everything at the Indian Market next to the police station behind Yaxiu in Sanlitun.
To go with the tea, I also bought some Green Mukwhas! Made of fennel seeds, aniseed, date sugar, and peppermint oil, it's an excellent breath refresher and aid for digestion. Come ad visit us for a taste of India!