This document provides instructions for making chai tea using fresh chai ingredients including ginger root and 8 Indian spices. It describes two serving methods - using a teapot or plunger by steeping the chai in boiling water and soy milk, or making a chai latte using an espresso machine to steam soy milk. Sweetener and toppings are optional.
This document provides recipes for Conscious Cooking presented by Jahnavi Vinden-Clark of Ayurveda Elements. It includes recipes for chai tea, carrot halva, angel hair curd tart, coconut chutney, coriander chutney, and more. The recipes utilize Ayurvedic principles and ingredients to make dishes that are balancing and nourishing for the doshas.
This document provides a recipe for Comfy Carrot Cake. The recipe calls for ingredients like sugar, maple syrup, oil, eggs, shredded carrots, raisins, rum, flour, baking soda, baking powder, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, cloves, and nuts. It is topped with a cream cheese frosting. The document also discusses how this carrot cake recipe was developed based on traditions of rich fruit cakes in West Indian culture that are soaked in rum over long periods. Tips are provided on presentation, including using a doily, pedestal and flowers to decorate the finished cake.
This document lists various medicinal plants found in Fiji and their traditional medicinal uses. Some plants are used to treat cough, diarrhea, stomach ache, sore throat, asthma, exhaustion, boils, and more. The plants are prepared in teas, poultices, or by chewing or ingesting crushed leaves or bark to remedy different ailments. Over 25 plants and their medicinal properties are described.
This document provides 3 vegetarian recipes:
1. Bourguignonne of Chestnuts, Mushrooms and Roasted Garlic, a stew-like dish that uses chestnuts, mushrooms, garlic and red wine.
2. Smoked Tofu, Puy Lentil and Spinach Salad with Apple and Tamari Dressing, a salad with lentils, tofu, spinach and a ginger-apple dressing.
3. Chocolate and Brandy Truffle Torte, an 8-serving chocolate torte made with chocolate, cream, brandy and crushed biscuits.
The document encourages trying new vegetarian recipes and notes that vegetarian cookbooks offer a wide variety of options limited only
Black Cat Tea is an organic loose leaf black tea from the Darjeeling region of India. The tea acknowledges the importance of ritual and routine for providing comfort. It aims to convert casual tea drinkers into enthusiasts who faithfully follow the prescribed routine of steeping the tea, using two lumps of sugar and stirring it exactly 11 times. The packaging in reclaimed tea tins implies history and lore. A portion of proceeds is donated to animal rescue organizations.
Herbal tea is well known for its health effects, helping to cure or relieve certain ailments. The document discusses various methods for preparing herbal teas and extracts from plants, including infusion, decoction, and cold extraction. It provides instructions for each method and explains which plant parts are best suited to each technique. A variety of herbs and their therapeutic properties are also mentioned.
Spices and herbs are a surprising source of antioxidants according to a study comparing the antioxidant levels of various foods. Cinnamon, oregano, and turmeric were among the top foods for antioxidants, with 1 teaspoon providing thousands of micromoles of antioxidants. Many common spices and herbs provided more antioxidants than fruits and vegetables like berries, cherries, asparagus, and broccoli. The study demonstrates that spices and herbs are rich in antioxidants and can be a beneficial addition to meals and diets.
This document provides recipes for Conscious Cooking presented by Jahnavi Vinden-Clark of Ayurveda Elements. It includes recipes for chai tea, carrot halva, angel hair curd tart, coconut chutney, coriander chutney, and more. The recipes utilize Ayurvedic principles and ingredients to make dishes that are balancing and nourishing for the doshas.
This document provides a recipe for Comfy Carrot Cake. The recipe calls for ingredients like sugar, maple syrup, oil, eggs, shredded carrots, raisins, rum, flour, baking soda, baking powder, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, cloves, and nuts. It is topped with a cream cheese frosting. The document also discusses how this carrot cake recipe was developed based on traditions of rich fruit cakes in West Indian culture that are soaked in rum over long periods. Tips are provided on presentation, including using a doily, pedestal and flowers to decorate the finished cake.
This document lists various medicinal plants found in Fiji and their traditional medicinal uses. Some plants are used to treat cough, diarrhea, stomach ache, sore throat, asthma, exhaustion, boils, and more. The plants are prepared in teas, poultices, or by chewing or ingesting crushed leaves or bark to remedy different ailments. Over 25 plants and their medicinal properties are described.
This document provides 3 vegetarian recipes:
1. Bourguignonne of Chestnuts, Mushrooms and Roasted Garlic, a stew-like dish that uses chestnuts, mushrooms, garlic and red wine.
2. Smoked Tofu, Puy Lentil and Spinach Salad with Apple and Tamari Dressing, a salad with lentils, tofu, spinach and a ginger-apple dressing.
3. Chocolate and Brandy Truffle Torte, an 8-serving chocolate torte made with chocolate, cream, brandy and crushed biscuits.
The document encourages trying new vegetarian recipes and notes that vegetarian cookbooks offer a wide variety of options limited only
Black Cat Tea is an organic loose leaf black tea from the Darjeeling region of India. The tea acknowledges the importance of ritual and routine for providing comfort. It aims to convert casual tea drinkers into enthusiasts who faithfully follow the prescribed routine of steeping the tea, using two lumps of sugar and stirring it exactly 11 times. The packaging in reclaimed tea tins implies history and lore. A portion of proceeds is donated to animal rescue organizations.
Herbal tea is well known for its health effects, helping to cure or relieve certain ailments. The document discusses various methods for preparing herbal teas and extracts from plants, including infusion, decoction, and cold extraction. It provides instructions for each method and explains which plant parts are best suited to each technique. A variety of herbs and their therapeutic properties are also mentioned.
Spices and herbs are a surprising source of antioxidants according to a study comparing the antioxidant levels of various foods. Cinnamon, oregano, and turmeric were among the top foods for antioxidants, with 1 teaspoon providing thousands of micromoles of antioxidants. Many common spices and herbs provided more antioxidants than fruits and vegetables like berries, cherries, asparagus, and broccoli. The study demonstrates that spices and herbs are rich in antioxidants and can be a beneficial addition to meals and diets.
Get your Matcha whisked to perfection!
See the video here: snip.ly/SiiI
Equipment:
• Bowl
• Scoop (Chashaku)
• Sieve
• Cloth
• Whisk (Chasen)
Step 1: Heat bowl
Heat the whisking bowl using boiling water from a kettle or your espresso machine.
Step 2: Heat whisk
Use the hot water in your bowl to soften the tines of the whisk. Gently turn the whisk over to soak every tine.
Step 3: Dry bowl
Dry your bowl thoroughly to avoid Matcha clumping at the bottom.
Step 4: Sift Matcha into bowl
Sift 2-3g of Matcha into bowl, depending on taste preference. One heaping scoop
is about one gram.
Step 5: Pour water gently onto Matcha
Use about 100ml water for 2-3g of Matcha.
Water should be about 75ºC.
Avoid splashing as you pour.
Step 6: Get whisking!
Place the whisk into the Matcha and slowly move backwards and forwards.
Speed up your motion.
Avoid hitting the sides of the bowl too hard although inevitably you will touch the sides. Completely avoid hitting the bottom of the bowl.
Keep whisking until a light green foam appears.
Gently pull up the whisk and smooth out any large bubbles on the surface by running the tip of the whisk through the foam.
Step 7: Pour Matcha into drinking cup
... or if using a “chawan”, drink straight from the bowl, traditional style!
Step 8: Clean whisk and store Matcha
Clean your whisk by whisking it in pure hot water (never with soap!).
Seal the airtight Matcha can and place it in the fridge.
Step 9: Sit back and ENJOY!
www.chikitea.com
www.Facebook.com/ChikiTeaTime
This document contains recipes for 4 dishes that incorporate local ginger:
1) Sweet and Sassy Ginger Lemonade uses ginger, honey, lemon juice, and water for a refreshing 8-serving beverage.
2) Freaking Fantastic Ginger Fried Rice stir-fries eggs, rice, vegetables, ginger, and sauce for a scrumptious 4-serving meal.
3) Gotta Eat It Ginger Fruit Oatmeal mixes warm oatmeal with fruit and ginger for a healthy 2-serving breakfast.
4) Juicy Orange Ginger Dressing blends orange juice, ginger, garlic, honey, and vinegar for a 11⁄2 cup salad dressing or mar
This document provides recipes for three healthy cocktail options:
1) Secret Garden, which includes cucumber, grapes, mint, and limeade.
2) Honeydew Punch with honeydew melon, mint, basil, lime juice, and tequila.
3) Cherry Coconut Chiller with coconut water, cherries, chia seeds, lime juice, and rum.
Each recipe incorporates superfoods and nutrients to provide health benefits with each drink.
This document provides a guide for brewing tea with loose leaves using a French press. It recommends preheating equipment, adding 1 teaspoon of tea leaves per 8 ounce cup of water, steeping the tea for 3-6 minutes depending on the type of tea, then pressing the plunger up and down to ensure the leaves are fully steeped before enjoying the tea. The guide stresses adjusting steeping time and tea amounts to personal taste.
The document provides recipes for 5 fall-inspired coffee latte drinks: pumpkin spice latte, gingerbread latte, white chocolate latte, chai tea latte, and vanilla ginger latte. The pumpkin spice latte recipe simmers milk, pumpkin pie spice, vanilla, pumpkin puree and sugar before adding espresso. The gingerbread latte combines espresso, gingerbread syrup and steamed milk and is topped with whipped cream and spices. The white chocolate latte recipe whisks espresso and white chocolate into steamed milk and cream. The chai tea latte steeps chai tea in boiling water before adding milk and sugar. The vanilla ginger latte uses espresso, vanilla
This document provides recipes for 43 different coffee drinks. Some highlights include:
- Alexander Espresso which uses espresso, cinnamon, creme de cacao, brandy and whipped cream.
- Canadian Coffee made with maple syrup, rye whiskey and strong coffee.
- Alpine Carnival using instant coffee, vanilla, brown sugar, water and whipped cream.
- Amaretto Coffee using warm water, amaretto liqueur and instant coffee crystals topped with dessert topping.
- Cappuccino mixes using ingredients like instant coffee, sugar, nonfat dry milk and orange peel.
- Chocolate drinks like Chocolate Almond Coffee and Chocolate Mint Coffee made by
This document provides instructions for preparing Genmaicha tea. It begins by explaining that Genmaicha tea is a Japanese green tea mixed with roasted brown rice. This gives it a savory flavor from the rice and refreshing flavor from the green tea, while also lowering the caffeine content making it suitable for children and elders. The document then provides a 4 step process for preparing Genmaicha tea, including recommended steeping time and water temperature to achieve the best balance of flavors. Product information such as ingredients, origin, expiration and packaging details are also listed.
This document provides information about Genmaicha tea, including its ingredients, origins, preparation instructions, and health benefits. Genmaicha tea is a Japanese green tea mixed with roasted brown rice. It has a low caffeine content, making it suitable for children and elderly. Steeping the tea at 95°C brings out the perfect balance of sweetness from the rice and aromatic flavors. Genmaicha tea contains antioxidants and can help reduce cancer risk while providing relaxing and calming effects.
Bubble tea, also known as pearl tea or Boba is a tea based product which has its origin in Taichung, Taiwan. A variety of drinks other than the original one are also available in the market with a huge range of other ingredients like coconut and cocoa. The most popular among them is the blended form of bubble milk and fruit tea with tapioca pearls.
Bubble tea, also known as pearl tea or Boba is a tea based product which has its origin in Taichung, Taiwan. . A variety of drinks other than the original one are also available in the market with a huge range of other ingredients like coconut and cocoa. The most popular among them is the blended form of bubble milk and fruit tea with tapioca pearls.
Tea, a beverage beloved by cultures around the world, is more than just a drink; it's a comforting ritual that can soothe the soul and awaken the senses. Whether you prefer the boldness of black tea, the delicate notes of green tea, or the aromatic infusion of herbal tea, there's an art to making the perfect cup. In this guide, we'll explore the steps to brew a cup of tea that's a symphony of flavors and aromas.
1) This document provides instructions for making the perfect cup of tea, including using loose-leaf tea, freshly boiled water, and chilling the milk. Key steps are heating the tea pot, brewing for 3 minutes, adding milk before tea, and drinking at 60-65 degrees Celsius.
2) An expert adds that using freshly drawn water without minerals gives the best flavor. A microwave-heated pot and 2 grams of tea per cup are also recommended. Brewing longer than 4 minutes adds bitter tannins.
3) Contact information is provided for the Royal Society of Chemistry, the leading chemical sciences organization in Europe.
The document provides recipes for three ginger-based treatments:
1) A ginger foot soak using ginger, honey, and warm water to soak tired feet for 20-30 minutes.
2) A whipped ginger body butter made from ginger, shea butter, olive oil, and corn starch to moisturize dry skin.
3) A purifying ginger bath spa treatment using ginger and hot water for a 20-30 minute soak, followed by sweating for an hour, to detoxify.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
Get your Matcha whisked to perfection!
See the video here: snip.ly/SiiI
Equipment:
• Bowl
• Scoop (Chashaku)
• Sieve
• Cloth
• Whisk (Chasen)
Step 1: Heat bowl
Heat the whisking bowl using boiling water from a kettle or your espresso machine.
Step 2: Heat whisk
Use the hot water in your bowl to soften the tines of the whisk. Gently turn the whisk over to soak every tine.
Step 3: Dry bowl
Dry your bowl thoroughly to avoid Matcha clumping at the bottom.
Step 4: Sift Matcha into bowl
Sift 2-3g of Matcha into bowl, depending on taste preference. One heaping scoop
is about one gram.
Step 5: Pour water gently onto Matcha
Use about 100ml water for 2-3g of Matcha.
Water should be about 75ºC.
Avoid splashing as you pour.
Step 6: Get whisking!
Place the whisk into the Matcha and slowly move backwards and forwards.
Speed up your motion.
Avoid hitting the sides of the bowl too hard although inevitably you will touch the sides. Completely avoid hitting the bottom of the bowl.
Keep whisking until a light green foam appears.
Gently pull up the whisk and smooth out any large bubbles on the surface by running the tip of the whisk through the foam.
Step 7: Pour Matcha into drinking cup
... or if using a “chawan”, drink straight from the bowl, traditional style!
Step 8: Clean whisk and store Matcha
Clean your whisk by whisking it in pure hot water (never with soap!).
Seal the airtight Matcha can and place it in the fridge.
Step 9: Sit back and ENJOY!
www.chikitea.com
www.Facebook.com/ChikiTeaTime
This document contains recipes for 4 dishes that incorporate local ginger:
1) Sweet and Sassy Ginger Lemonade uses ginger, honey, lemon juice, and water for a refreshing 8-serving beverage.
2) Freaking Fantastic Ginger Fried Rice stir-fries eggs, rice, vegetables, ginger, and sauce for a scrumptious 4-serving meal.
3) Gotta Eat It Ginger Fruit Oatmeal mixes warm oatmeal with fruit and ginger for a healthy 2-serving breakfast.
4) Juicy Orange Ginger Dressing blends orange juice, ginger, garlic, honey, and vinegar for a 11⁄2 cup salad dressing or mar
This document provides recipes for three healthy cocktail options:
1) Secret Garden, which includes cucumber, grapes, mint, and limeade.
2) Honeydew Punch with honeydew melon, mint, basil, lime juice, and tequila.
3) Cherry Coconut Chiller with coconut water, cherries, chia seeds, lime juice, and rum.
Each recipe incorporates superfoods and nutrients to provide health benefits with each drink.
This document provides a guide for brewing tea with loose leaves using a French press. It recommends preheating equipment, adding 1 teaspoon of tea leaves per 8 ounce cup of water, steeping the tea for 3-6 minutes depending on the type of tea, then pressing the plunger up and down to ensure the leaves are fully steeped before enjoying the tea. The guide stresses adjusting steeping time and tea amounts to personal taste.
The document provides recipes for 5 fall-inspired coffee latte drinks: pumpkin spice latte, gingerbread latte, white chocolate latte, chai tea latte, and vanilla ginger latte. The pumpkin spice latte recipe simmers milk, pumpkin pie spice, vanilla, pumpkin puree and sugar before adding espresso. The gingerbread latte combines espresso, gingerbread syrup and steamed milk and is topped with whipped cream and spices. The white chocolate latte recipe whisks espresso and white chocolate into steamed milk and cream. The chai tea latte steeps chai tea in boiling water before adding milk and sugar. The vanilla ginger latte uses espresso, vanilla
This document provides recipes for 43 different coffee drinks. Some highlights include:
- Alexander Espresso which uses espresso, cinnamon, creme de cacao, brandy and whipped cream.
- Canadian Coffee made with maple syrup, rye whiskey and strong coffee.
- Alpine Carnival using instant coffee, vanilla, brown sugar, water and whipped cream.
- Amaretto Coffee using warm water, amaretto liqueur and instant coffee crystals topped with dessert topping.
- Cappuccino mixes using ingredients like instant coffee, sugar, nonfat dry milk and orange peel.
- Chocolate drinks like Chocolate Almond Coffee and Chocolate Mint Coffee made by
This document provides instructions for preparing Genmaicha tea. It begins by explaining that Genmaicha tea is a Japanese green tea mixed with roasted brown rice. This gives it a savory flavor from the rice and refreshing flavor from the green tea, while also lowering the caffeine content making it suitable for children and elders. The document then provides a 4 step process for preparing Genmaicha tea, including recommended steeping time and water temperature to achieve the best balance of flavors. Product information such as ingredients, origin, expiration and packaging details are also listed.
This document provides information about Genmaicha tea, including its ingredients, origins, preparation instructions, and health benefits. Genmaicha tea is a Japanese green tea mixed with roasted brown rice. It has a low caffeine content, making it suitable for children and elderly. Steeping the tea at 95°C brings out the perfect balance of sweetness from the rice and aromatic flavors. Genmaicha tea contains antioxidants and can help reduce cancer risk while providing relaxing and calming effects.
Bubble tea, also known as pearl tea or Boba is a tea based product which has its origin in Taichung, Taiwan. A variety of drinks other than the original one are also available in the market with a huge range of other ingredients like coconut and cocoa. The most popular among them is the blended form of bubble milk and fruit tea with tapioca pearls.
Bubble tea, also known as pearl tea or Boba is a tea based product which has its origin in Taichung, Taiwan. . A variety of drinks other than the original one are also available in the market with a huge range of other ingredients like coconut and cocoa. The most popular among them is the blended form of bubble milk and fruit tea with tapioca pearls.
Tea, a beverage beloved by cultures around the world, is more than just a drink; it's a comforting ritual that can soothe the soul and awaken the senses. Whether you prefer the boldness of black tea, the delicate notes of green tea, or the aromatic infusion of herbal tea, there's an art to making the perfect cup. In this guide, we'll explore the steps to brew a cup of tea that's a symphony of flavors and aromas.
1) This document provides instructions for making the perfect cup of tea, including using loose-leaf tea, freshly boiled water, and chilling the milk. Key steps are heating the tea pot, brewing for 3 minutes, adding milk before tea, and drinking at 60-65 degrees Celsius.
2) An expert adds that using freshly drawn water without minerals gives the best flavor. A microwave-heated pot and 2 grams of tea per cup are also recommended. Brewing longer than 4 minutes adds bitter tannins.
3) Contact information is provided for the Royal Society of Chemistry, the leading chemical sciences organization in Europe.
The document provides recipes for three ginger-based treatments:
1) A ginger foot soak using ginger, honey, and warm water to soak tired feet for 20-30 minutes.
2) A whipped ginger body butter made from ginger, shea butter, olive oil, and corn starch to moisturize dry skin.
3) A purifying ginger bath spa treatment using ginger and hot water for a 20-30 minute soak, followed by sweating for an hour, to detoxify.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
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Samples
1. Ingredients: Freshly chopped ginger root, 8 indian spices, black tea leaves
Serving Method: Teapot/Plunger
Place 2 heaped teaspoons of fresh chai per cup into teapot/plunger.
Add boiling water to chai, just enough to cover the tea leaves.
Heat soy milk on stovetop or in microwave, then add to teapot/plunger.
Sweeten with honey if desired.
Stir well and allow to stand for 2-3 minutes to infuse.
Strain into your teacup and enjoy!
Date of manufacture:
(97% caffeine free), pure Australian honey.
Serving Method : Chai Latte (espresso machine required)
Best before when frozen:
Place 2 heaped teaspoons of fresh chai per cup into a stainless steel steaming jug.
Add boiling water to chai, just enough to cover.
Best consumed within 10 weeks when refrigerated.
Fresh Chai
Add just enough soy milk to your jug to fill your cup.
Keep refrigerated or frozen at all times Add honey to jug if desired.
Calmer Sutra Tea Heat and texture milk using steaming wand.
622 Hawthorn Road, Brighton East, Victoria 3187 200gms Pour through a strainer into your cup/glass.
P: (03) 9596 8460 Top with "chai sprinkles" and enjoy!
E: info@calmersutratea.com.au
www.calmersutratea.com.au
2. Ingredients: Freshly chopped ginger root, 8 indian spices, black tea leaves
Serving Method: Teapot/Plunger
Place 2 heaped teaspoons of fresh chai per cup into teapot/plunger.
Add boiling water to chai, just enough to cover the tea leaves.
Heat soy milk on stovetop or in microwave, then add to teapot/plunger.
Sweeten with honey if desired.
Stir well and allow to stand for 2-3 minutes to infuse.
Strain into your teacup and enjoy!
Date of manufacture:
(97% caffeine free), pure Australian honey.
Serving Method : Chai Latte (espresso machine required)
Best before when frozen:
Place 2 heaped teaspoons of fresh chai per cup into a stainless steel steaming jug.
Add boiling water to chai, just enough to cover.
Best consumed within 10 weeks when refrigerated.
Fresh Chai
Add just enough soy milk to your jug to fill your cup.
Keep refrigerated or frozen at all times Add honey to jug if desired.
Calmer Sutra Tea Heat and texture milk using steaming wand.
622 Hawthorn Road, Brighton East, Victoria 3187 200gms Pour through a strainer into your cup/glass.
P: (03) 9596 8460 Top with "chai sprinkles" and enjoy!
E: info@calmersutratea.com.au
www.calmersutratea.com.au
3. Ingredients: Freshly chopped ginger root, 8 indian spices, black tea leaves
Fresh Chai Serving Method: Teapot/Plunger
Place 2 heaped teaspoons of fresh chai per cup into teapot/plunger.
Add boiling water to chai, just enough to cover the tea leaves.
Heat soy milk on stovetop or in microwave, then add to teapot/plunger.
Sweeten with honey if desired.
Stir well and allow to stand for 2-3 minutes to infuse.
Date of manufacture: Strain into your teacup and enjoy!
(97% caffeine free), pure Australian honey.
Best before when frozen: Serving Method : Chai Latte (espresso machine required)
Place 2 heaped teaspoons of fresh chai per cup into a stainless steel steaming jug.
Best consumed within 10 weeks when refrigerated.
200gms
Add boiling water to chai, just enough to cover.
Keep refrigerated or frozen at all times Add just enough soy milk to your jug to fill your cup.
Calmer Sutra Tea Add honey to jug if desired.
622 Hawthorn Road, Brighton East, Victoria 3187 Heat and texture milk using steaming wand.
P: (03) 9596 8460 Pour through a strainer into your cup/glass.
E: info@calmersutratea.com.au Top with "chai sprinkles" and enjoy!
www.calmersutratea.com.au