Arrange for a tea cup, a strainer,
a saucepan, a teaspoon as the utensils required to assist in making
the tea.
The ingredients would involve Tea
leaves (preferably CTC), half stick of cinnamon, 2 cardamom, one
and a half teaspoon of sugar, milk and water on the kitchen
platform to start with the process.
Take 3/4th cup of water
in a saucepan.
Put the saucepan on the gas stove
or induction stove and turn it on for boiling the water. For Gas
stove: Rotate the knob to bring the desire flame for boiling the
water. For induction stove: Set the desired heat temperature to
boil the water.
Now, just before bringing the water
to boil, get the other ingredients ready that should go in making
the ethnic Indian Tea. For gas stove: Check whether water is about
to get boiled or not. If not, wait. If it has reached almost the
boiling point, then refer to the next step in the decision tree.
For induction stove: Check whether the water is about to get boiled
or not. If not, wait. If yes, then lower the temperature setting to
add the remaining ingredients.
Add one and half spoon of sugar or
as per your taste to the water, half tea-spoon of ginger paste, a
pinch or cinnamon powder, a pinch of cardamom powder and bring all
the ingredients to boil with the water. For gas stove: let the
water with these ingredients keep boiling for 30 seconds. For
induction stove: set the temperature high and bring to boil for 30
seconds.
If need be, basil leaves could also
be added to add to the flavor along with health benefits along with
the above step in both the cases (induction and gas stove).
Once the water starts emitting the
flavor, add 1/4th cup of milk to it and stir the liquid
in both the cases.
Add a teaspoon and a half of tea to
it and keep stirring it for a minute. In case of induction stove,
reduce the temperature so that the milk does not overflow. In case
of gas stove, constant stirring shall be enough.
Close the tea with a lid for a
minute or two before filtering the same into the tea-cup to relish
the Tea with Indian flavor to it.
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