Tea Flavour is an Indian spices mix made with different sweet-smelling and mending flavours. In another way we can called Chai ka masala or tea masala powder, this is a very sweet-smelling spices mix that can implant enhance flavours to your tea sips, sweets and appetizing dishes. This tea Flavour blend isn't equivalent to you get in those locally acquired packs & containers. You will encounter the unique and much different flavours with this homemade variant.
LET'S KNOW SOME THING INTRESTING ABOUT TEA MASALA
In normal Chai spices masala have green cardamoms, cloves, cinnamon, dark pepper, nutmeg and dried ginger.
A few variants have some other spices like fennel seeds, star anise, liquorice and black cardamoms to enhance and feeling some different when you sip your beverage.
sweet, flower, hearty and smoky flavours.
Generally, to make a Chai Flavour powder, entire flavours are slow cooked on a low fire/intensity to draw out the flavours.
They are chilled off and afterward squashed to a powder. This mix is prepared to utilize and doesn't need any cooking.
It tends to be just added to your hot chai/tea, hot milk, pudding or to cake players and treat mixture to grant those magnificent chai zest flavour's.
The majority of the locally acquired spices mixes are low in taste because of oxidization and drawn out shelf life capacity.
This natively hand made variant is my go-to and comes so helpful, when I need to mix some spices tea in a flash without beating the spice or cooking for longer.
RECIPE INGREDIENTS
Green cardamoms - 3 tablespoons (20 grams)
Black pepper corn - 1 tablespoon (8 grams)
Cinnamon stick - 1 little stick (8 grams)
Cloves - 1 tablespoon (6 grams)
Ground dried ginger - 2 tablespoons (14 grams)
Fennel seeds - 1 to 1½ tablespoons (7 to 10 grams)
Star anise - 1 piece ( Take Bigger one)
Nutmeg - 1 piece (Medium size approx 4 grams)
Black cardamoms - 3 pieces or 3 gms (As per your choice)
LETS RUN AND FOLLOW WITH THESE STEPS TO MAKE MASALA
Break the nutmeg utilizing a nutcracker or in a mortar pestle.
Strip the dark cardamoms if utilizing. Separate the cinnamon stick generally with your fingers to more modest piece.
Add cinnamon, green cardamoms, star anise and dark cardamom strips to a weighty base skillet and dry meal on a low intensity for 3 minutes.
Add cloves, dark pepper, dark cardamom seeds and fennel seeds. Cook for 2 to 3 mins and add nutmeg. Cook for one more moment and mix in the ground ginger.
Switch off the intensity and keep on blending until the ginger is hot. Cool down and move to a nut processor and drudgery to a fine powder.
Cool down and store in an impermeable glass or steel compartment for upto 3 months at room temperature or in the fridge/cooler for a year.
Use ¼ tsp per serving of Black tea or ½ tsp per serving of milk tea.
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