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Yields1 Serving
 250 ml Water
 2 Tea Bags (or 10ml Loose Leaf Black Tea)
 1 Star Anise
 1 Stick of Cinnamon
 4 Green Cardamom Pods (Bruised)
 2 Peppercorns
 4 Whole Cloves
 3 Thick pieces of ginger root (fresh and bruised)
 10 ml Honey (or sweetener)
 1 pinch Ground cinnamon (to serve)
 60 ml Warm Milk (You can froth it too)
1

In a medium pot, place water, tea bags and all the spices except the ground cinnamon.

2

Bring the water to the boil and boil for two minutes. Remove from the heat.

3

Allow to stand for two more minutes.

4

Remove the tea bags if using (loose leaf tea can remain in the pot)

5

Stand for a further 15 to 30 minutes . Taste half way through to test for depth of flavour.

6

If the tea is too cold, warm gently on a low heat again. Do not boil.

7

Strain the tea into a large mug and add honey and milk.

8

Serve hot with ground cinnamon dusted on top.

Ingredients

 250 ml Water
 2 Tea Bags (or 10ml Loose Leaf Black Tea)
 1 Star Anise
 1 Stick of Cinnamon
 4 Green Cardamom Pods (Bruised)
 2 Peppercorns
 4 Whole Cloves
 3 Thick pieces of ginger root (fresh and bruised)
 10 ml Honey (or sweetener)
 1 pinch Ground cinnamon (to serve)
 60 ml Warm Milk (You can froth it too)

Directions

1

In a medium pot, place water, tea bags and all the spices except the ground cinnamon.

2

Bring the water to the boil and boil for two minutes. Remove from the heat.

3

Allow to stand for two more minutes.

4

Remove the tea bags if using (loose leaf tea can remain in the pot)

5

Stand for a further 15 to 30 minutes . Taste half way through to test for depth of flavour.

6

If the tea is too cold, warm gently on a low heat again. Do not boil.

7

Strain the tea into a large mug and add honey and milk.

8

Serve hot with ground cinnamon dusted on top.

Spicy Chai Latte

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