At my family's home in India, this tea is often served to guests. I've been drinking ginger chai a lot recently, so I made this for the first time in a while. It is wonderfully fragrant, so it's n ideal tea for refreshing you body and soul.You don't have to crush the whole cardamons to powder. If you add more sugar than usual, it will taste more authentic. If you leave the pan that you boiled the cardamon for a while without washing it, the kitchen will become filled with the scent of cardamon, making you happy. Recipe by Plabar

This is the spice blend I have been enjoying in my tea lately.

At my home in India, we make this beverage when someone has a cold, or is feeling ill due to cold weather. We don't have it every day, but the spices and honey warm your body and give you energy. I got some almond powder, so I tried making it.●If you don't have almond flour for baking, grind up almonds in a food processor or in a mortar.●If you don't want tea, just omit the tea leaves. You can use green tea instead of black tea too.●You can add 1 whole clove instead of powdered cloves. Recipe by Plabar

Chai is a name of drink originally from South Asia like pakistan, india, bangladesh. Masala means spices (if im not wrong). So chai masala is kind of milk tea with spices herb mixture.. It taste unique, full of spices. sweet, smell's good and ya it's good for ur tea time especially when the rain come hehe..😊

I love Chai Tea! It's my favorite hot drink. I use Silk Soy Milk (Vanilla flavored) instead of milk and it tastes great! Try and enjoy! =^.^=

I have no names yet for this dish. I got this idea after watching cooking show. A bit of here and there and made it this way.The first time I make one,last week and husband love it so much. Gave few of my friend try they approved it too.So here the perfect version. I make it perfect and hope to share with all of you. It is long prep and worth it. Good for party or thanksgiving .not much ingredients needed only long time for boiling frying soaking n steaming. But I bet you it is delicious. You can try with duck n chicken meat too.

This is my take on Indian Tea commonly drunken throughout India. This recipe is for one large cup or two small cups. Extremely tasty and comforting with many health benefits. Not much beats this on a cold winters morning.

A super easy recipe and a nice little present for guests or when invited. I like Glühwein al lot and this is a good way to not only drink it hot after dark but to also have it as a spread or with a Christmassy pancake.Contains alcohol!

Save yourself some money and make your own! Just as delicious an none of the extra ingredients the soda companies add

This recipe was found on a package of tea bags. I have modified it slightly.

My dad gave me a HUGE bunch of rhubarb from his garden so I wanted to use up a lot. This is one of the easiest ways I know - just stew the rhubarb with sugar or honey (as much as you like really). I heard it was good with cloves and star anise so I threw those in too, but you could do it plain or throw in some strawberries, apples, etc.Enjoy on bread, with yogurt, ice cream or anything else that sounds good with a tart & sweet sauce :)

This particular dish is a common one in the cheap street-side eateries around the Philippines. It is heavily Chinese-influenced from its use of spices. Pares (pa-RES) is the Filipino word meaning 'pair', and the dish got this name because it is typically served paired with garlic fried rice. 🇵🇭