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If you are bored from dalgona challenge then give a twist to your regular tea. Adding herbs and spices to your regular tea will drive all lockdown blues. Besides this, they are healthy and help you fight cough and cold.
Here are simple herbal teas for boosting immunity whilst enjoying tasty aromatic brews. Furthermore, you don't need many ingredients, everything is already in your kitchen.
Ginger Tea With A Twist
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Let the water boil in a pin, add the flaxseeds(crushed), and all ingredients. Now, cover the pan and keep the flame low. Let it simmer for a minute. Let it boil on high flame. Your ginger flaxseed tea is ready to serve hot.
Also Read: Some Basic Food Preserving Ideas You May Use During Lockdown
Window Garden Brew
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Here is the recipe:
- Water- 4 cups
- Basil leaves-6-7
- Tulsi leaves-6-7
- Ginger-1 inch
- Cumin-1 tbsp
- Mint leaves-8-9
- Ajwain leaves-2
- lemongrass stalk-4
- cloves-2
- black peppercorns-2-3
- Honey or sugar
Now, to make your window garden tea boil water in a pan. Put all the ingredients into the boiling water except mint leaves and lemongrass. Let it simmer for 10 minutes with the covered lid.
When the water reduced to half, add the remaining ingredients. Let them boil for 10 more seconds. At last, add sugar or honey(whatever you like) and stir. Serve it hot.
Rose Tea
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Missing masala chai? Well, you won't because making masala tea is easy. It's healthy as well. So, here is the recipe.
First, make masala chai powder with cardamoms(3-4), cloves(3), and cinnamon piece( a half inch). Now, boil water in a pan and add masala powder. Also, add crushed ginger and tea powder. On low flame, boil the tea for a few minutes.
When you start getting aroma pour the milk. Simmer it for 2-3 minutes. Cook it untill the smell of milk goes and your masala chai is ready.
So, try these herbal immunity boosting teas at home and drive away all your lockdown blues.
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