Doodh Cha | milky tea water and milk, 300g each ginger 8g clove 1 pc cardamom 1 pc sugar 25g orange pekoe tea 8g Orange pekoe tea is preferred for this sweet, milky concoction. Save your precious Darjeelings for more… Continue Reading
I’m going to answer the question that has plagued humankind for millennia. If you’re making a cup of tea Should you put the milk in straightaway? Or should you wait and add the milk at the absolute very last second?… Continue Reading
eating healthy is one of the most common struggles that people have it can be difficult to always make sure you are making the right choices and to combat cravings education about food and nutrition is the biggest combatant in… Continue Reading
Welcome to Gowri Samayalarai First Day diet to start with Green Tea Note: Before Green Tea have a glass of water Instead of Coffee and Tea have this Green Tea about 6.00 AM at morning This Green helps refresh and… Continue Reading
Namaste Friends! I am Sonia Goyal. I welcome you at ekunji channel on Youtube. Breast milk is the staple food for new born baby. But now a days many women have problem of low breast milk production. It adversely affect… Continue Reading
hello everyone please welcome and join me Easy Steps cooking in Indian and Punjabi style I’m going to bring you today the best coffee in the town handmade coffee you have to try at home and you will love it… Continue Reading
Oh mang. Everyone knows Hong Kongers are obsessed with food. So much so that you can make your whole life revlove around just one drink. Like milk tea or nai cha. Take this guy for example. He’s a milk tea… Continue Reading
Here’s how to make the perfect cup of eat using loose tealeaves and a teapot. Firstly, pour in 1 1/2 teaspoons of loose tea into the teapot for your first mug of tea. Then an extra 1/2 teaspoon worth for… Continue Reading
Eugenie Kitchen Hi, I am Eugenie. Today I am making delicious Taiwanese invention, bubble tea, of two flavors: milk tea and coconut. You can find my recipes at Eugeniekitchen.com First, cook black tapioca according to the directions on the package.… Continue Reading
have you heard of this Hong kong-style bility you can easily find it in any local restaurant or cafe in Hong Kong this drink is made with black tea and evaporated milk or sometimes sweetened condensed milk and it was… Continue Reading