Chai Loose Tea Mix

Chai Loose Tea Mix

Nothing beats a homemade Chai Tea mix made from freshly grounded spices!
 
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Prep Time 30 min Difficulty: Intermediate Servings: 50

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. The Making of your very own Chai Tea mix - Place the black leaf tea into a well sealable container (I prefer strong black single origine organic tea)

    Peel the fresh green cardamon apart to retrieve the small cardamon pod seeds. Place in mortar and grind to small coarse pieces, but not to a mush or powder. Add to the tea leafs. - Break up the star anise and grind down to very small course pieces. This may take some time, i.e., that is where the musles come in. Add to the tea leafs. - Break up the cinnamon sticks and grind down to very small course pieces. Again, this may take some time and some patience may be needed. Add to the tea leafs. - Break up the pepper berries and grind down to very small course pieces. Add to the tea leafs. - Break up the cloves and grind down to very small course pieces. Add to the tea leafs. - The fresh ginger is optional. Julienne it to very small pieces and add to the tea leafs. A tea spoon of ginger powder is alright, but doesn't have the fruity smell and taste that you get from fresh ginger. I usually leave it out. Create by JURGEN

Note

Note: The exact amount of ingrediences is not critical. Just adjust to your liking and what you have at hand. You need a good mortar and pestal for this, and someone who can muscle up to the grinding challenge.

Keywords: Tea

Mimi Mo

I love eating food with a well balanced and rich taste. And even more, I love to make it from scratch and treat it like a piece of art, culinary and visually. 

While you may have scoured zillions of recipe site and tried a handful of these beautifully presented creations, you may have noticed that some of them didn't work out that well or didn't look as they were 'supposed' to look.

In many cases this is because the ingredients used are very localised. The wheat used in one region, country or climate zone is quite different from one at another place. So are the spices, meats and vegetables. So, give yourself a little slack and don't take the ingredient measures here as absolute. Look at what you'd like to achieve and adjust to your taste and locale.

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