Authentic Masala Chai Tea Spice Mix - Masterclass

Authentic Masala Chai Tea Spice Mix - Masterclass

Happy Bellyfish

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@riejon80
@riejon80 - 17.01.2024 07:30

i have found a sweet aroma of black tea with bergamot…and try adding milk…and it taste ok to…
im thinking to used it for my chai…just adding cardamon,ginger and cloves…what do you think?

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@pijime6596
@pijime6596 - 22.12.2023 22:57

Love it! I made this morning again!! Sounds really good. You have a good sense of humor!! 🌺

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@vinnettepope8255
@vinnettepope8255 - 17.12.2023 17:16

Thank you for sharing this 🙏 wonderful tea 🍵 ❤️ recipe

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@pijime6596
@pijime6596 - 14.12.2023 02:18

Love it! Love your explanations! Thank you! 🌺

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@felicia2167
@felicia2167 - 06.12.2023 19:05

Superb ❤❤❤

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@majo3423
@majo3423 - 14.11.2023 19:04

To serve in the late evening how about decaf black tea? Will it taste okay?

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@vianeyoyervidez5286
@vianeyoyervidez5286 - 08.11.2023 22:05

❤☕️🫖

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@betul628
@betul628 - 24.10.2023 18:51

Hi, thanks for the video, very informative. Couple of questions; can I use Honey instead of the thing that you used that I never saw in my life and probably never going to find😅 and if so, how can I put it in the tea, when it’s boiling or after? And did I heard 4 tablespoon of black tea? It was not clear for me
Thank you so much!

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@sandrastreifel6452
@sandrastreifel6452 - 20.10.2023 01:20

I will remember my mortar and pestle is handy for self-defence, too😂😂😂

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@SallyDiana-bh6hq
@SallyDiana-bh6hq - 19.10.2023 03:46

Doesn't jaggery tear the tea?

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@humanityandme
@humanityandme - 17.10.2023 15:46

What is charggery? Looks like a great recipe thanks

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@lindapendleton9176
@lindapendleton9176 - 26.09.2023 14:29

Twinnings Earl Gray is my favorite .I've heard that heating the whole spices in a dry fry pan brings out the potency of the spices.

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@toodie535
@toodie535 - 11.09.2023 21:51

noticed you used GREEN cardamom. Ho w does black differ? Also, you used a stainless steel (non-reactive) pan. Is SS better to use than say aluminum? Also, could you explain Jaggery, and where to find it?

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@bluestarrbeauty
@bluestarrbeauty - 09.09.2023 14:34

Oh how I wish I had Indian friends to cook for me 😂

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@chaundasumara
@chaundasumara - 09.09.2023 00:25

So glad I found your channel

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@samanthabbandara
@samanthabbandara - 07.09.2023 10:34

Like ur presentation and voice. Felt happy when u said " ceylon tea".

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@peaceloving5298
@peaceloving5298 - 06.09.2023 15:16

It’s clove not cluv. Please pronounce it correctly.

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@LivE-cs6cd
@LivE-cs6cd - 27.08.2023 22:02

Where did you get that mortar & pistol? I’ve been looking for one online. The pistols are too small. I like the one in the video.

Does anyone know where I can order one a set of mortar & pistol like the one on the video from?

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@carolrosas6785
@carolrosas6785 - 20.08.2023 05:35

Love it❤

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@Bluedeskz
@Bluedeskz - 18.08.2023 23:20

Man, you’ve got it all wrong. Never, ever grate your ginger. That’s why your tea becomes bitter. Always, always grind it in pestle.

Use generous quantity of ground ginger, and then you need like 2 pods of cardamom and 2 stubs of clove instead of wasting all those spices on 2 cups of tea.

And you must always, always use boiled milk. That catches the flavours much better.

This recipe is a bit of a joke. You have very little idea of how to use Indian spices, or to make tea. Seeing you teaching others use spices drives home the point that yeah, people do get by in life, somehow.

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@cemreeraslan1930
@cemreeraslan1930 - 18.08.2023 01:11

Automated Cardamoms... i love this guy

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@user-kv9wp2eq3q
@user-kv9wp2eq3q - 07.08.2023 01:53

I like your making a chiatea your way

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@ruthbourgeois1297
@ruthbourgeois1297 - 28.07.2023 08:53

Watching from Hawaii!🌊🏄‍♀️
I love anything that's Indian cuisine 😋although I'm a Hawaiian. I've had chai tea many times when eating out. But...Watching you, I'm definitely going to make my own chai tea!
Thank you Happybellyfish😊for Chai tea lesson 👍

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@kalvan101
@kalvan101 - 07.07.2023 09:19

How does the jaggery stay soft like that

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@sunshinejenny95
@sunshinejenny95 - 20.06.2023 03:54

This is now my favorite channel for Indian recipes! You are very clear and go step-by-step. I appreciate that.

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@Narenstudio
@Narenstudio - 20.06.2023 00:03

Great recipe, thank you. Do you sell the mortar? If not, do you have a source for it. 🙏🏽

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@Wutheringreads
@Wutheringreads - 13.06.2023 03:11

For “self-defense” 😅

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@hippie.doctor
@hippie.doctor - 03.06.2023 16:10

Always looking to perfect my chai recipe and I really loved this. Also really liked the presenter and the extra attention to ingredients! 🥰 oh and the teapots in the background!! 😍

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@lindapendleton9176
@lindapendleton9176 - 11.05.2023 21:47

I love using earl grey black tea. The bergamot goes very well with the chai spices. Will definitely slerrp my tea from now on!

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@queenkey2532
@queenkey2532 - 09.05.2023 16:24

I've enjoyed this 😅, going to cook right away, I like your humour.

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@akmultani2649
@akmultani2649 - 05.05.2023 00:01

You use too much pepper and too many cloves. Wonder how you digest it😮😮

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@raisa6651
@raisa6651 - 03.05.2023 21:10

What was the sweetener called? Jageeree?

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@KA-wu4ky
@KA-wu4ky - 29.04.2023 16:16

Do you happen to know of any non-dairy milk that works well with this recipe?

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@jatinsuchak
@jatinsuchak - 29.04.2023 12:34

I want to make you my friend so I can have delicious tea

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@eugene2s712
@eugene2s712 - 29.04.2023 03:25

So many thanks for this recipe!

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@nati_11
@nati_11 - 28.04.2023 05:29

❤❤❤

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@mesri3
@mesri3 - 19.04.2023 11:39

While I don't agree with some aspects of your recipe, you do give a better understanding of spices and their balance ... appreciate that

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@Kisacam
@Kisacam - 14.04.2023 04:50

What was the name of that sweetener chunk? I'm sorry, I couldn't understand what you had called it. I think it started with a J?

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@asquare8730
@asquare8730 - 13.04.2023 18:25

I will like the video after I try and taste the tea myself. Give me few minutes 😅

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@AdmiReTuBe
@AdmiReTuBe - 12.04.2023 18:11

Nice way to make new friend or enemies??

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@pauloneill7939
@pauloneill7939 - 10.04.2023 12:34

i have masala tea either without milk or with a drop of milk like western tea and i love it, i cant wait to try this recipie.

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@janethandroyen492
@janethandroyen492 - 09.04.2023 21:13

Thank you for sharing

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@meaganshead734
@meaganshead734 - 03.04.2023 22:17

You should always have one handy for self defense 🤣

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@PamLPam
@PamLPam - 02.04.2023 06:49

will you a link to a good tea from amazon for those of use that don't have access to it in our town

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@patriciamukami2048
@patriciamukami2048 - 01.04.2023 11:24

Thank Bellyfish... Loved your tea. You have done so well

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@Bozanaberic
@Bozanaberic - 29.03.2023 05:51

Thank you,
I hope, when I visit my Indian friends, they will offer me a masala chi. That was the best beverage I have ever tried, when my friends Shanta and Kishore made it for me in 2002. I can still remember the flavor after 21 years.
Very much respect and appreciate people from India.
You too look and sound like very nice young man.
God bless you!

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@evalynphillips5561
@evalynphillips5561 - 28.03.2023 18:38

I have access to all ingredients except chagiri not sure of the correct spelling. Wonderful explafrom such gently voice. Tell your wife she is lucky to have you. I can't imagine waking up to such a voice inviting me on Saturday morning for a cup of Chai. Are you single ?

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@samcrow_1
@samcrow_1 - 24.03.2023 02:55

Hahaha self-defence! Yummy and funny 😂

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@Smokdeel
@Smokdeel - 22.03.2023 23:25

Amazing! We need slow down and enjoy small things like brewing tea in this fast paced world ☕🤠👍

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