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Spiced Coffee

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When spices are considered an integral part of chai/tea, why not coffee?
Spiced Coffee

Coffee is, hands down, the most popular beverage across the world. With a multitude of variants like vanilla coffee, spiced coffee, the Italian espresso, coffee is not a simple brew anymore. There has been a huge surge in the number of coffee flavors available, making it easier to choose a flavor as per personal preference. This highly aromatic compound is extremely popular in cakes, cocktails and even ice creams.

Now who doesn’t like a hot cuppa early in the morning to get their minds pumping and ready to take on the world! Nothing beats the aroma of freshly brewed coffee. While in most South Indian homes, the fresh filter coffee is so ritualistic that tampering with any of the elements would be considered blasphemy! But who can blame the food enthusiast who thrives on experimentation.

That’s what created the Spiced Coffee. When spices are considered an integral part of chai/tea, why not coffee? Ginger is consumed for many health benefits that include digestion and its antibacterial properties. So why not start our day with something as good as this? Here comes our version of the Spiced Coffee.

Are you a cold coffee lover? You can try some of our cold variants like Cold Coffee or  Soya Cold Coffee.

Spiced Coffee

Spiced Coffee
5 from 2 votes

Spiced Coffee Recipe

When spices are considered an integral part of chai/tea, why not coffee?
Prep Time15 minutes
Cook Time15 minutes
Course: Drinks
Cuisine: Indian
Keyword: spices

Ingredients for Spiced Coffee

  • 50 g Freshly Ground Coffee
  • 2 tbsp Ginger
  • 1/4 tsp Cardamon powder
  • 300 ml Milk
  • 2 tsp Sugar
  • 5 tbsp Whipping Cream
  • 10 g Chocolate
  • 200 ml Water

How to make Spiced Coffee

  • Mix the coffee powder, cardamon powder and ginger together in a bowl and transfer this to a coffee filter.
  • Bring water to a boil and once it starts bubbling, add this to the filter like regular filter coffee. It will take some 30-45 minutes for the decoction to be filtered.
  • Boil milk in a heavy bottomed vessel under medium flame until it is creamy.
  • Add sugar and mix until dissolved completely.
  • Pour the decoction into 2 – 3 mugs and add milk according to your taste.
  • Whisk the cream until it is light and fluffy and drop a dollop into each mug.
  • If needed, add little cardamon powder for more flavour.
  • Garnish with grated chocolate to enrich the flavour.
  • Consume it hot and fresh.
Anjali Anand
Anjali Anand
Anjali is a visionary woman entrepreneur with extraordinary talents. With 11+ years of experience in the L&D industry, she is the co-founder of a health food start-up empowering people to stay fit through food. Anjali has won numerous accolades including Upcoming Women Entrepreneur of the Year and Visionary Women's award for Innovation in Entrepreneurship. She has also been invited to participate in various programmes on leading TV channels.

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