Mango Ginger Milk Tea

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Beautiful looking Milk Tea using Mango Ginger. Yes! You've heard it right. Mango Ginger is a typical variety of Rhizome. It's neither related to Mango nor Ginger but it's Turmeric. It's called as Aam Haldi in Hindi and Mamidi Allam in Telugu. It is a Rhizome which is pale Yellow inside and lighter on the outside. And when crushed, it gives out a sweet smell similar to that of a Mango, hence the name is given as such. The flavour is that of Ginger predominantly but it is not as sharp as the common Ginger. It has a faint taste of Mango.
It is therefore largely used in Salads, Stir frys, delicious Chutneys etc.
It is often used in Colds and Coughs, in bloating issues, Colic pains, Anorexia, Fungal infections etc in Ayurveda.
This Tea is also equally awesome. Helps keep cold at bay. Having it once in a while during the Winters help a lot. Do not make it a habit without consulting a doctor before trying any Herbal medicine.
It is easily available in the local markets and always choose fresh and a fleshy one.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Mango Ginger Milk Tea
#cookpadindia
#immunity
#newrecipe
Beautiful looking Milk Tea using Mango Ginger. Yes! You've heard it right. Mango Ginger is a typical variety of Rhizome. It's neither related to Mango nor Ginger but it's Turmeric. It's called as Aam Haldi in Hindi and Mamidi Allam in Telugu. It is a Rhizome which is pale Yellow inside and lighter on the outside. And when crushed, it gives out a sweet smell similar to that of a Mango, hence the name is given as such. The flavour is that of Ginger predominantly but it is not as sharp as the common Ginger. It has a faint taste of Mango.
It is therefore largely used in Salads, Stir frys, delicious Chutneys etc.
It is often used in Colds and Coughs, in bloating issues, Colic pains, Anorexia, Fungal infections etc in Ayurveda.
This Tea is also equally awesome. Helps keep cold at bay. Having it once in a while during the Winters help a lot. Do not make it a habit without consulting a doctor before trying any Herbal medicine.
It is easily available in the local markets and always choose fresh and a fleshy one.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Steps
- 1
Boil milk and water along with sugar and tea leaves. Bring it to a rolling boil on a high heat at first. Then lower the heat and allow it to simmer for a good 5-6 minutes. Also add slices of mango ginger too.
- 2
If using jaggery or honey, it can be added later on just before taking it off the flame. It's ready in no time at all. It takes about 10-12 minutes in all. Do not over do it.
- 3
This light yet refreshing and a healthy milk tea is absolutely flavourful. Strain and serve immediately. Super healthy and amazing. Happy Sipping!
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