Haldi Doodh || Golden Milk || Turmeric Latte || Turmeric Milk

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From ages haldi doodh is considered as immunity booster. Our ancestors used to give in cold, cough etc. In west it is also served and called as turmeric latte and called as Golden milk sue to its colour. Its really very good effect on ur health and perfectly boost our immunity. It is served before sleep. It helps in overall health of individual. Tried and tested since old times so lets see the recipe. 

Ingredients - 

1. 1. Milk - 2 Cup

2. Grated fresh Turmeric - 1 Inch (Can use 1 Tsp turmeric powder also)
3. Cardamom powder - 1 Pinch
4. Dalchini/cinnamon - 1 stick
5. Pepper powder - 1 Pinch

6. Saffron - 4-5 strands
7. Ghee - 1 Tsp
8. Jaggery powder - 1 Tsp
9. Dry ginger powder - 1 Pinch (optional) (Can use 1 inch freshly grated ginger)
10. Almond flakes to garnish 


Recipe - 
  1. Heat a sauce pan on low flame
  2. Sprinkle some water to avoid milk sticking to bottom
  3. Add 2 cups of milk and boil for few seconds
  4. Add 1 inch fresh grated turmeric, can instead add 1 tsp of turmeric powder
  5. Add 1 pinch freshly crushed cardamom powder
  6. Add add 1 stick of dalchinni or cinnamon, instead can add 1 pinch cinnamon powder
  7. Add 4-5 strands on saffron
  8. Add 1 pinch of dry ginger powder or freshly grated ginger will also work
  9. Boil for 7-8 mins on low flame till flavour of masala gets released in milk
  10. Add 1 tsp of ghee and boil for few more seconds
  11. Add 1 tsp of jaggery powder and boil till it melts. You can use honey also but add it before serving
  12. Milk is ready switch off the flame and strain the milk
  13. Pour in serving cups and garnish with almond flakes

Till i am back with another yummy recipe..Plz enjoy paratha with your loved ones and don't forget 
to share your feedback in below comment section.

Bye Bye Yummy mummies!!

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