Black salt - 1/2 tsp or add according to your taste
Lemon juice - 2 tsp
Mint leaves - 6
Water as needed
Ice cubes as needed
Method
Cook drumstick in water till soft. Cool and grind it with mint leaves ,cumin powder & black salt.
Filter the mixture and add water as needed.
Add lemon juice , ice cubes & chia seeds into the juice , mix and serve cold.
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Filter the lassi garnish with few crushed nuts on top add ice cubes and serve chill.
Note:
a) Filtering the mixture is optional.
b) To make it more rich add a scoop of vanilla ice cream while blending the ingredients.
c) Few drop of pan essence can be added.
d) Adjust all the ingredients according to your taste.
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Chopped pineapple - 4 cups
Chia seeds - 2 tsp
( soak them in some water till it swells up)
Sugar - 1 tsp or more
( add only if the fruit is not sweet)
Salt a pinch
Mint leaves chopped - 6
Water - 2 cups
Ice cubes
Pineapple Chia Fresca
Method
Add the pineapples cubes into the blender,blend till smooth.
Using a strainer press the pulp and strain out the juice , discard the pulp.
Add the salt, sugar, mint leaves , soaked chia seeds and water to the juice.
Mix well and just before serving add ice cubes and serve cold.
Note:
a) Instead of chia seeds indian basil seeds / sabja can be used.
b) Instead of sugar you can add honey.
Kavuni rice / Karuppu kavuni arisi / Black rice - 1/2 cup
( wash and soak it in water for 8 to 10 hours or overnight. Next day drain out the water and pulse it in a blender to a semi coarse mixture. Do not discard the drained water you need it for cooking the kanji))
Water - 3 cups
( The drained water from the soaked rice is also included , add more water if needed)
Method
Take a heavy bottomed pan pour the water add the coarsely ground rice and in low flame stir continuously for 10 minutes till the rice is cooked. Switch off the flame and let it cool completely.
Divide the portion into 2 portions, one for making sweet kanji and and another one for salt and spicy kanji.
Karuppu Kavuni Arisi Kanji
For sweet kanji
Cooked kanji
Coconut milk
Palm sugar
Cardamom powder
Method
Take a bowl add all the above ingredients as needed, mix and enjoy.
For salt and spicy kanji
Cooked Kanji
Salt to taste
Chopped onions, curry leaves and green chilies
Buttermilk
Method
Take a bowl add all the above ingredients as needed , pour the buttermilk according to the consistency needed mix and enjoy.
( soak it in hot water for 30 minutes and remove the skin )
Water as needed
Ice Cubes as needed
Method
In low flame dry roast the green moong dal till light brown. Do not over fry and burn them.
Wash the moong dal and add it into a blender to this add the jaggery, coconut, cardamom and almonds.
Pour some water and grind to a smooth liquid and filter the juice.
Transfer the pulp from the sieve into the blender again , add some more water grind to remove the maximum juice from the green gram dal paste. Discard the pulp.
Add ice cubes and enjoy cold!
Note:
a) Each time you serve mix the juice and pour it into the glass and serve.
b) Remaining milk can be stored in the refrigerator.
Pour 4 cups of water in a pan add the tea leaves and spices, in low flame keep boil till they are reduded to 2 cups.
Occasionally use a ladle to aerate the tea ( scooping out the tea using a ladle and pouring back into the pot).
Add the ice cold water and boil for few more minutes. Pour the milk and just give a boil and switch off the stove immediately.
Add the sugar mix well and pour into individual cups garnish with nuts and enjoy hot!
Note:
a) Use regular tea leaves if you don't have kashmiri tea leaves but you may not get the right colour tough. I used regular tea leaves in this recipe so unable to get the right colour.
b) Once milk is added do not boil too much.
c) For extra richness half and half milk can be used.
d) Kashmiri tea is mostly saltish and not sweet.
e) Kehwa can be stored in fridge and when needed add milk , nuts and enjoy!