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Receta Indian Strong Tea – Karak Chai
by Muna Kenny

The other day I went out with my friends, we walked around the mall, bought few things, I mean a lot of things! I love shopping it really heals

We sat in a coffee shop, but while there, the smell of cinnamon hit me. I was sipping coffee and craving Indian tea. Did this ever happen to you?!

I reached home, put all the goodies I bought in my room, checked my mail, and went to the kitchen. It was evening and although tea will keep me awake, I could not help but have my aromatic Indian tea. Oh, how I miss being in India

Making tea is not difficult, but you need to get the right ingredients. Not every black tea is a good tea, some brands can actually make you hate drinking tea.

Good black tea will not have a bitter smell from the first boil. If you bought a good tea, it will smell sweet and when added to boiling water the aroma will fill the air.

I’m making a strong tea, but not compromising the taste. Please follow the method and read the notes to get the perfect Indian Strong Tea.

Indian tea is made with fresh milk, but I’m using evaporated milk since many got used to it in tea than fresh milk, also I like it more with evaporated milk

Indian Strong Tea – Karak Chai

Serves one. 100 calories per serving.

- In a saucepan, add the water, ginger, cinnamon, cardamom, and clove.

- When the water comes to a boil, add sugar and the tea bags, reduce the heat. Let it simmer for 1 minute.

- Turn off heat and cover the tea. Let it steep for two minutes.

- Add the milk and bring the tea to a boil. Let it boil for 1 minute.

- Strain the tea through strainer, and serve hot.

Note 1: Tea is very delicate, letting it boil for long will change its taste and reduce the flavor.

Note 2: Steeping the tea is the best way to let the flavor of the spices and tea come together, so don’t skip this step.

Note 3: You can reduce the calories by reducing the amount of sugar and using low fat evaporated milk.

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