Ginger Tea - Let's Get It Started!
Tea is my morning drink. I know most people get started on coffee but it has always been tea for me. And if its with a tinge of ginger - nothing like it! I regularly add ginger to hide the raw smell of tea leaves in my drink.
When Sunita announced her Think Spice Event this month and when I saw it was ginger this time, quite a few recipes went through my mind. But the honest truth is, I can't stand the smell of raw ginger. Its ironic, cuz I do like ginger chicken and stuff, but if you tell me that the antidote for nausea is chewing a piece of ginger, then I beg to differ! Raw ginger causes nausea in me. But I love ginger-flavoured tea. Yeah, I know, its tough to 'digest' this weird like-dislike circle of mine.
This is not much of a recipe, just a habit of mine that I wanted to share and hopefully, Sunita would accept this as an entry to her event.
This is my cup of Ginger Tea that gets me started every day morning. Just add a few pieces of shredded fresh ginger into your tea while its brewing and enjoy the flavour.
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Thanks nags...and hey! anything which gives you pleasure is definitely worth sharing...it doesn't have to be a complicated recipe :-)
ReplyDeletei liked the way u have presented it nags..total pro!
ReplyDeleteHey Nags,
ReplyDeleteI just took pics this morning of ginger tea to send it for the ginger event. Now I see that you have already posted it here. Now I'm wondering what to do:-(
hmm yum thats a very lovely and refreshing tea :)
ReplyDeleteThat's just the way i like it too...nothing like it to kickstart your day:)
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of ginger tea too but always get my dose in the evenings. I love that picture of yours.
ReplyDeleteNice picture, Nags!
ReplyDeleteAs simple as it may sound, this comes handy any day. Your blog has changed colours?!
ReplyDeleteI like ginger tea!!Thanx for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteI love ginger tea. But then i add a Cardamom in it ;-)
ReplyDeleteNags!! thats one amazing cup of hot chai. I remember one of my friend sampada, who was an expert in making ginger tea, we literally used to go to her place every other day at tea time just to have this!!!
ReplyDeleteVery simple one to cheer up anyone!!
Hey..you changed your look. This is very cute and girlie somehow I get a feeling this is more you :)
ReplyDeleteAhh and I want ginger in my tea too
Hi Nags, this is my daily breakfast. The heat from the ginger is so refreshing and warming!
ReplyDeleteGinger T is my fav.. I sometimes add lil chai Masala to jazz itup.
ReplyDeleteLovely pic Nags and 'Adrak ki Chai' is my favorite too!
ReplyDelete~ Siri
Ginger tea is my all time fav too!!!! My day has to begin with a cup of tea too... the pic looks lovely
ReplyDeleteSame here..My day doesnt start with that "adrak wali chai"....as if all the energy is stored up in it!!
ReplyDeleteLove the photo Nags...really nice!!!
Wonderful pic Nags, well suited ...
ReplyDeleteI have tagged you for a MEME..Hope you won't mind to do it;D
ReplyDeleteThat tea sure looks like a winner! Nice pic!
ReplyDeleteMy morning never begins without a cup of ginger and cardamom tea loaded with milk and sugar (gujju style:))!! the new look on your blog looks great Nags:)
ReplyDeleteand No, I am married for 2 years now, just updated my status on Facebook recently:)
Oh yeah, ginger is like one of the best teas. Whenever one is not feeling well also, we turn to ginger tea.
ReplyDeleteI like that combo that Mansi mentioned, ginger and cardamom, got to try it.
Ginger tea is all time favourite for many of us! Nice entry nag.. simple or complicated - thats not the matter, what counts is participation - i am yet to do something!!
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ReplyDeleteWhen amma and me are ginger lovers, You and Papa always make a little fuss when it comes to this root!!:)..
ReplyDeleteSo ultimately you made this "gingerly" for Sunita :)..
The pictures are great nowadays.The approprate Frames add a finer touch!
Have a nice time in KTM (grr)
aah...the folded newspaper in the pic, gives it a good early morning look :) and yea... i drink a lot of ginger tea too, though i can manage with either coffee or tea, just that i need one of them..!!
ReplyDeleteThis is very nice and colorful looks of your blog. I like the flower design my dear. Ginger tea in cold day’s with some favorite breakfast then feel like heaven my dear.:)
ReplyDeleteim not a real tea drinker.. i mean i could drink from time to time..but i appreciate this simple recipe that gingers up your morning drink.. my mom always tell us that if we want to become singers we need to drink ginger broth with some honey..i tell you i already consume tons..but im still aspiring to sing like celine dion :-)
ReplyDeletenags, lovely entry! like you, i too start my day with tea.
ReplyDeletei am sending you my entry. pl check your mail...
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The old favorites are always the best!
ReplyDeleteHey Nags, you really should give raw ginger another try! :)
Ginger tea is the only thing I could think of for the event as I make it almost everyday.
ReplyDeleteI kept thinking that I would make something else and send that in and finally ended up doing nothing. :-)
That is a very nice pic. Are those tea-bags by the side?
Mmm, I love ginger in my masala chai! You can also make a really nice tea without milk or black tea. You just boil fresh ginger with some other spices and some jaggery in water till well flavoured. It's good hot or cold. I have some nice pictures on my blog: http://mangosoup.blogspot.com/2009/08/ginger-tea.html
ReplyDeleteGinger tea is the only thing I could think of for the event as I make it almost everyday.
ReplyDeleteI kept thinking that I would make something else and send that in and finally ended up doing nothing. :-)
That is a very nice pic. Are those tea-bags by the side?
Mmm, I love ginger in my masala chai! You can also make a really nice tea without milk or black tea. You just boil fresh ginger with some other spices and some jaggery in water till well flavoured. It's good hot or cold. I have some nice pictures on my blog: http://mangosoup.blogspot.com/2009/08/ginger-tea.html
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