Source : Pour Some Milk Into A Medium Saucepanpour Some Water Into A Saucepan Until It Looks Like The Right Consistencyturn Heat On High Keep A Close Watch And ...
PreTime
more Minutes
CookTime
a few Minutes
Yield
Some Servings
Sent by Bailey
at : July 30, 2026
Step:
Pour some milk into a medium saucepan
Pour some water into a saucepan until it looks like the right consistency
Turn heat on high, keep a close watch and lift the pan off the burner if it starts to foam
Pound (or grind with spice grinder) black pepper into a powder and add into the saucepan
Pound cinnamon into a powder and add it
Pound cloves into a powder and add it
Pound the dried ginger and add it
Remember to stir and lift the pan as needed
Add the tea powder
Add the sugar
Boil on high. Note: if the tea is not a brown color you can keep it boiling and lift it off the heat if it foams until you get the desired color.
Pound the green cardamom into a powder and add it. Note: adding the cardamom at end gives the tea an aromatic scent and vibrant taste.
Remove from the heat and strain the mixture into a pitcher
Pour from a height between two pitchers to cool and foam the tea. Note: cooling the tea prevents the milk from burning and you can drink it sooner.
Serve in a cup
Ingredients
350 ml approx. whole milk (doodh)
350 ml water (pani)
22 black peppercorns (kali mirch)
8 cloves (laung)
2 inch flat cinnamon (dalchini)
5 g dried ginger piece whole (saabut saunth) (about size of thumb) Note: you could try using pre-ground ginger powder but the taste won't be the same. Don't use fresh ginger as it can curdle the milk
3-4 green cardamom pods (hari elaichi)
3 teaspoons tea powder (chai pattee) (red label brand or other indian brand)