How to Make Kashmiri Bombay Tea
Fill a kettle with water., Get the Bombay tea leaves ready to add. , Keep the kettle on the gas stove and turn it on. , Add half a spoon of tea leaves to the water. , Note the change in the color of the water., Let the water boil for some time., Add...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Fill a kettle with water.
It will turn a light brown color. , This will allow the tea leaves to steep. ,,,, This can be done with a food processor, grinder or using a mortar and pestle.
Or, buy very fresh pre-ground cinnamon , Steep it for some more time. ,, Mix it in well with a spoon. ,, Add sugar also.
Mix well once again. ,, -
Step 2: Get the Bombay tea leaves ready to add.
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Step 3: Keep the kettle on the gas stove and turn it on.
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Step 4: Add half a spoon of tea leaves to the water.
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Step 5: Note the change in the color of the water.
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Step 6: Let the water boil for some time.
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Step 7: Add few strands of saffron.
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Step 8: Note the transparent yellow color being emitted by the saffron threads.
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Step 9: Mix all the contents well.
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Step 10: Powder a cinnamon stick.
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Step 11: Add the ground cinnamon to the boiling tea.
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Step 12: Mix the tea once again thoroughly.
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Step 13: Add milk to the tea.
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Step 14: Take a few almonds.
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Step 15: Add the almonds into the tea.
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Step 16: Allow the tea to steep on a low flame/over low heat to infuse the flavor through it.
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Step 17: Serve the tea in a cup.
Detailed Guide
It will turn a light brown color. , This will allow the tea leaves to steep. ,,,, This can be done with a food processor, grinder or using a mortar and pestle.
Or, buy very fresh pre-ground cinnamon , Steep it for some more time. ,, Mix it in well with a spoon. ,, Add sugar also.
Mix well once again. ,,
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