How to Make Chai Tea
Bundle up the cinnamon, cardamom, and cloves in a length of cheesecloth and tie it together with a string., Place the bouquet garni in a pot of water., Bring the water to a very low boil, then reduce the heat and simmer for 15 minutes., Turn off...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Bundle up the cinnamon
This is called a bouquet garni (pronounced "boo-KAY gar-NEE"). -
Step 2: cardamom
The string should be tied to the handle for easy removal later on. , Boiling water may extract too much bitterness from the ingredients. , 3 minutes will give it a stronger tea flavor but will also increase the chai’s bitterness. ,,,, Pour the mixture over crushed ice if you're serving it cold.
This makes eight servings. -
Step 3: and cloves in a length of cheesecloth and tie it together with a string.
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Step 4: Place the bouquet garni in a pot of water.
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Step 5: Bring the water to a very low boil
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Step 6: then reduce the heat and simmer for 15 minutes.
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Step 7: Turn off stovetop
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Step 8: add tea leaves
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Step 9: and let sit for 2 to 3 minutes.
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Step 10: Remove the bouquet garni.
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Step 11: Remove tea bags or strain the remaining liquid through a sieve to remove tea leaves.
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Step 12: Add honey
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Step 13: vanilla
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Step 14: and milk.
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Step 15: Serve.
Detailed Guide
This is called a bouquet garni (pronounced "boo-KAY gar-NEE").
The string should be tied to the handle for easy removal later on. , Boiling water may extract too much bitterness from the ingredients. , 3 minutes will give it a stronger tea flavor but will also increase the chai’s bitterness. ,,,, Pour the mixture over crushed ice if you're serving it cold.
This makes eight servings.
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