Sumi’s Tip:
> Use freshly crushed ginger for deeper flavor and aroma.
> Add a pinch of cardamom for a hint of sweetness.
> For stronger tea, simmer a little longer before adding milk.
Ginger Tea isn’t just a drink — it’s a hug in a cup, brewed with love from our kitchen (and garden!) to yours.

| 1½ cups water | |
| 1½ cups milk | |
| 2–4 cm fresh ginger (grated or crushed) | |
| 3 tsp black tea leaves (Assam or Darjeeling) | |
| 3 tsp sugar (adjust to taste) |
Steaming, spicy, and soul-soothing — Ginger Tea is your cozy escape on a rainy day or a quiet evening, one sip at a time. At Mystery of Spices, it’s more than a brew — it’s warmth you can taste, comfort you can feel, and a story steeped in every sip.
| 1. | Boil water with tea leaves for 1–2 minutes. |
| 2. | Add milk and sugar, and bring to a gentle boil. |
| 3. | Stir in grated ginger and let it simmer briefly. |
| 4. | Strain into cups and serve hot. |
| 5. | Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed with pakoras, biscuits, or a quiet moment of peace. |
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