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Salabat (Ginger Root Tea) with Turmeric

蛟龍Stormwyrm @stormwyrm

Salabat is the Tagalog word for ginger tea, a drink popular in the Philippines for soothing sore throats or coughs. Mrs Wyrm has been asking me to make this sort of tea for some time, so I did some experimentation and this seems to be the best ratio I've found. Drink it hot or cold as you like. Turmeric supposedly has medicinal properties, but frankly I just think it tastes good. 🇵🇭☕

Salabat is the Tagalog word for ginger tea, a drink popular in the Philippines for soothing sore throats or coughs. Mrs Wyrm has been asking me to make this sort of tea for some time, so I did some experimentation and this seems to be the best ratio I've found. Drink it hot or cold as you like. Turmeric supposedly has medicinal properties, but frankly I just think it tastes good. 🇵🇭☕

Salabat (Ginger Root Tea) with Turmeric

蛟龍Stormwyrm @stormwyrm

Salabat is the Tagalog word for ginger tea, a drink popular in the Philippines for soothing sore throats or coughs. Mrs Wyrm has been asking me to make this sort of tea for some time, so I did some experimentation and this seems to be the best ratio I've found. Drink it hot or cold as you like. Turmeric supposedly has medicinal properties, but frankly I just think it tastes good. 🇵🇭☕

Salabat is the Tagalog word for ginger tea, a drink popular in the Philippines for soothing sore throats or coughs. Mrs Wyrm has been asking me to make this sort of tea for some time, so I did some experimentation and this seems to be the best ratio I've found. Drink it hot or cold as you like. Turmeric supposedly has medicinal properties, but frankly I just think it tastes good. 🇵🇭☕

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Ingredients

10 minutes

2 servings

500 mLwater
40 gginger, sliced thin
25 gturmeric root, sliced thinly
2 tbspbrown sugar or honey
lime, lemon, or calamansi juice to taste

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Steps

10 minutes

1

In a pot, saucepan or electric kettle, add water, ginger, and turmeric. Bring to a boil. Simmer for 10 minutes, covered.
2

Pour into two cups, straining away ginger and turmeric. Add sugar/honey and optionally lime juice (lemon or calamansi juice will also do nicely). Serve hot or cold.

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蛟龍Stormwyrm @stormwyrm

on April 24, 2021 16:02

Comments (2)

Chris Gan @ChrissyAlpha

November 08, 2022 14:55

Looks like a great tea. Also - love your cup! Is that Asuna from Sword Art Online? 😊

Keywords

Tea Lemon Honey Turmeric Ginger Lime

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