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Geography and Tea. Afghanistan is a landlocked country, just about the size of Texas, that serves as the gateway to Asia from the Middle East. Being seen as corridor to Asia by land has subjected this country to constant invasion by all sorts of foreign countries from the Greeks, led by Alexander the Great, to the more recent invasions by the Russians in 1978.
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What makes sheer chai so delicious is the combination of the herbal cardamom, sweetener, rich milk, and deep strong black tea. Black tea is necessary here, as opposed to green tea in normal Afghan chai, because the body of it holds up to the sugar and milk. If you want to learn how to make regular Afghan chai, you can watch that TikTok here.
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icing sugar for dusting. Beat the eggs in a bowl until well blended. Add and mix in well the sugar and salt then gradually stir in the flour alternately with the milk and the melted butter. Beat well. Heat about 4" (10 cm) oil in a deep pan or fryer to 200o C (400o F). Immerse the fritter iron in the hot oil to season.
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Welcome to an authentic Afghan tea experience! In this video, we will show you how to prepare the perfect Afghan Sheer Chai - a traditional milk tea where gr.
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Saffron cultivation in Afghanistan increased dramatically in the 21st century (from 2 tons in 2001 to 35 tons in 2020). Afghans farmers, especially women, have started cultivating saffron instead of opium. The aroma and taste of saffron is related to the chemicals produced in this plant, and this plant has pigments inside it that transfer its golden yellow color to the dishes. The history of.
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directions. Gently 'bruise' the cardamon by smacking with a rolling to open the husk up a little. Place the cardamon, milk & tea bags in a pan & slowly simmer for 5 minutes. Remove from heat, mix in sugar & pour into cups to serve.
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Sheer chai in its literal form translates to 'milk tea' in Dari/Farsi, but is the name for the classic Afghan pink tea that is made from a particular type of green tea. Not all teas are created equal, and the particular type of tea leaf utilized for sheer chai is a special one that oxidizes in the specific boiling process I have outlined below to release a pink color. It is often served as a.
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1¼ cups (280ml) milk. 4 to 8 tsp sugar, according to taste. 1 to 2 tsp ground cardamom. 8 tsp qymaq. ice cubes. Put the water in a pan and bring to the boil. Add the green tea and boil for about 5 minutes until the leaves have opened up. Add the bicarbonate of soda and continue to boil for a couple of minutes more.
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Afghan tea culture and history: Afghan tea culture is known for its unique style of brewing tea. The traditional Afghan tea is black tea made with loose-leaf tea leaves, boiled water, and cardamom. Sugar is added to the tea, and it is served with nuts, raisins, and sometimes cookies. The tea is typically served in small glasses, and the host.
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Add water to medium sauce pan and heat until boiling. Turn off heat. Add the tea bags, cardamom and sugar and stir until sugar is dissolved. Steep tea in the pan: 4-5 minutes for black tea and only 3 minutes for green tea (I used black tea). Don't steep for too long or tea will become bitter. Pour tea through a strainer into mugs (and add more.
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The traditional tea most commonly served in Afghanistan is Kahwah tea. A superb blend of green tea, cinnamon bark, cardamom pods, and saffron strands, Kahwah tea plays a major role in this country's social life. The recipe for this tea varies from family to family, so some combinations include even almonds, ginger, and peppercorns.
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To prepare Afghan Sheer Chai, first boil water in a saucepan. Once water is boiling, add black tea leaves and cardamom. Boil for few minutes and continue to add milk. Bring milk to a boil. Let it simmer for few minutes for a beautiful color. Strain tea using a tea strainer.
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History of Afghan Tea. Afghan tea, known locally as "chai," has a long and complex history. Although tea originally comes from China, it has spread to Afghanistan over the centuries via the Silk Road. The tea soon became an integral part of Afghan culture. Kinds of Afghan Tea. There are different types of Afghan tea, each with its own unique.
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Bring 1 1/2 cups of water to a very light boil. Break the cinnamon stick into smaller pieces and add it to the water immediately followed by the cardamom seeds and a tiny pinch of ginger. too much will overpower the other spices. Simmer for a 5-10 minutes or until the water turns slightly yellow and emits a pleasant smell.
