http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFZrzg62Zj0 |
| Chai is made with water and milk boiled together. A chai latte uses steamed milk, frothed up. My mother-in-law makes chai but there's no way you'd call it a chai latte. |
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"Chai" (in the sense of how it is traditionally served) is not the same as a "chai latte".
You're wrong and irritating, overly indignant PP. Good grief. |
Oh for God sake (sic) call it just a "response". All the responses are obnoxious. That's what response means on DCUM - obnoxious. |
Thank you. At least someone knows what I'm talking about. |
I do make my own, but I can't recreate the same heat (spice) that is in the Teaism version. Any suggestions on how to get that? Is is the kind of cinnamon they use? |
| OP - Mano, Firehook and Teaism, just what I was looking for , thanks. |
| To the Water, I add grated Ginger (Cheese grater works fine - approximately 1" ginger), 1 Crushed Green Cardamom (or even Skin is fine), Clove (Crushing optional), Cinnamon (small piece) and Tea Powder (or 2 Tea bag) and let it boil on the stove. Later, add Milk and Sugar per taste. This is how I make Chai at home. Otherwise, you can get Tea Masala in Indian Grocery stores, a pinch of it gives enough spice to the Tea. |