ginger tea

Learn how to make fresh ginger tea at home! It's so easy to make with this simple recipe. Ginger tea is warming, relaxing and soothing for upset stomachs. Recipe yields 1 cup; multiply as necessary.

Fresh Ginger Tea

1-inch chunk of fresh ginger (no need to

water

mint

Optional add-ins: 1 thin round of fresh lemon

Combine the ginger slices and water in a saucepan over high heat. If you&#8217;re adding a cinnamon stick, fresh turmeric, or fresh mint, add it now. Bring the mixture to a simmer, then reduce the heat as necessary to maintain a gentle simmer for 5 minutes (for extra-strong ginger flavor, simmer for up to 10 minutes).

Remove the pot from the heat. Carefully pour the mixture through a mesh sieve into a heat-safe liquid measuring cup, or directly into a mug.

If desired, serve with a lemon round and/or a drizzle of honey or maple syrup, to taste. Serve hot.

I love Ginger tea...for sweetness I sometimes throw a dehydrated mango slice in. Cheers!

Just made this &amp; it was very easy. Delicious. Thank you.

Many years ago - 1971 to be exact - I bought a cookbook based solely on its title - Ginger Tea Makes Friends - and have used its recipe ever since.  Having now come in from a bitterly cold day here in Toronto and finding your email on the same subject, I'm now sipping away at your basic recipe.  It has just replaced my 47-year old one as my go-to!

Jane

This recipe is perfect timing for me. I’m definitely going to make some ginger tea now after I get out to Whole Foods for the fresh ginger. I was already planning on picking up an orange to make your cranberry orange muffins, because I still have a bag of fresh cranberries not used during Thanksgiving.  So thank you so much, Kate, for doing such a good job keeping people like me healthy and happy!

This post made me crave some Ginger Tea. Ginger Tea is simmering in a pot now along with a cinnamon stick. Thanks for this post!

I really loved it Kate! I also drank it cold and it was really delicious!

I almost forgot about ginger tea!  I like it with lemon, honey, and a pinch of red pepper.  Thanks for the fresh ginger suggestion!

Thank you Kate. This tea is delicious ❤️

Thank you for crediting Asian cuisine. This is a very common beverage at home in India. Especially during flu season to boost the immunity.

I was so excited to see this recipe from you!  I have been making a version of this for years!  So good for the immune system...I make it to help with the common cold.  The only difference is after it's done "steeping" and I've filtered out the pieces, I add the juice of a fresh lemon and about 2 tablespoons of honey!  So good, almost like a spicy warm lemonade!  Thanks Kate!  Love all your stuff! 

I just love all of your recipes! And loved your recipe book as well!  Thanks so much 

So delicious and didn't realize it was so simple to make. If I wanted to make homemade ginger ale, do you think I could just make an extra concentrated batch and top with seltzer?

I love ginger tea. If I want it stronger, I'll add squeezed juice from finely grated ginger for an extra kick. Also helps a cough or sore throat. Thank you C&amp;K!

I had a friend recommend this to me before! However I never used it without tumeric n cinnamon separately I’ll have to try it! ^^ What is better for someone who is sick?

I had some left over ginger and found your ginger tea, I have had it every night since! I love it - thank you

I just took a class on osteoporosis. Ginger is on the list of super foods for healthier bones. I’ll be using this recipe often. Thanks!

It works with powders but it's harder to strain and you'll get a bit of powder in your drink. I always made it with powder since my mom won't buy for me the fresh ginger

I'm a huge fan of herbal teas and I use this recipe all the time.
But i ran out of cinnamon sticks and i was curious if ground cinnamon would work as well because I've noticed that it doesnt dissolve well.
I'd appreciate your input!

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This healthy Ginger Turmeric Tea only takes minutes to make and it&#039;s bursting full of anti-inflammation healing properties - perfect for the cold/flu season

Ginger Turmeric Tea

ginger root washed (thinly sliced)

turmeric root washed (thinly sliced)

½ a lemon sliced (plus more for serving)

filtered water

Honey (optional)

black pepper (optional)

coconut oil (optional)

Place the sliced ginger, turmeric and lemon in a small saucepan. Add the filtered water.

Bring the mixture to a boil, then simmer for 5-10 minutes to deepend the color. Strain and serve immediately with honey, if desired.

How to make ginger tea with fresh ginger and leftover ginger juice pulp - an excellent immune-boosting tea with less than five ingredients and around 10 minutes to make!

How To Make Ginger Tea (Two Methods + Flavor Options)

3.5 oz ginger (fresh)

lemon (sliced)

honey (or another natural sweetener (optional))

In a small saucepan, bring the water to a boil over medium-high heat.

Meanwhile, clean and chop your fresh ginger into 1-2&quot; pieces. I use roughly 1-2 slices of ginger per cup of tea.If you use non-organic ginger, you will want to first peel it.

Add the ginger to the saucepan* and stir, then reduce the heat to a low simmer and leave this to simmer for five minutes. You can leave it for slightly longer if you want even stronger tea.

Strain the tea into mugs/teacups and then add a thin slice ( or two) of fresh lemon to each cup ( or even some lemon juice) and a drizzle of honey. Stir well and enjoy it!

Using Fresh Ginger:

Whenever I make ginger juice, I save the pulp into teaspoon-sized servings in an ice-cube tray. Once frozen, I pop them into a silicone bag and remove them as needed.

When making this tea, remove 1-2 tsp sized pieces of pulp from the freezer and place it in a tea strainer.

Pour the boiling water over the pulp and then leave to steep for 5-10 minutes. The flavor of ginger pulp tea will differ from that using fresh ginger. Not only because of the change in the steeping method, but also the texture of the ginger.

Once steeped, add lemon slices and honey and enjoy your honey ginger tea!

Using Ginger Juice Pulp:

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This is a quick and easy recipe for ginger tea. It uses fresh ginger or leftover ginger juice pulp to make an excellent immune-boosting tea in less than 10 minutes.

How To Make Ginger Tea

This caffeine free tea is a lovely alternative to regular black tea or coffee, and has only a handful of ingredients. Perfect as a warming caffeine free breakfast drink or a mid-afternoon treat. It&#039;s vegan, gluten-free and a low histamine recipe.

Pomegranate ginger tea

pomegranate seeds

ginger

tsp honey (optional,

Roughly chop your ginger, and slice off the rough skin. Add to a pan with the water and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and then steep the ginger on a very low simmer for 4-5 minutes.

In a sieve placed over a jug (easier than a bowl), press down on the pomegranate seeds to release the juices. If your pomegranate seeds aren&#039;t very juicy whizz in a blender for a few seconds. Discard the seeds in the sieve.

Pour the ginger water through the sieve into the jug with the pomegranate juice. Then pour into your glasses.

Try this soothing lemon ginger tea as a relief to all your winter woes cold, cough and flu. Learn how to make this simple detoxifying drink with step-by-step photos and quick video tutorial along with all the health benefits of the drink.

📋Soothing Honey-Lemon Ginger Tea

lemon juice (freshly squeezed)

organic honey

cinnamon

Lemon slices

mint leaves

Bring 4 cups of water to boil.

While water is boiling, you can clean ginger root. Scrub and wash ginger. Do not bother peeling the skin if you are going to strain it out like me. If you are planning to drink it as it is, peel the skin on ginger root.

Slice ginger into thin slices. Or you can grate it as well.

Once water starts boiling, turn off the heat. Add ginger, lemon slices (if using lemon to steep in the tea).

Cover and let it steep for 30 minutes.

Strain and drink it at room temperature as it is. Or warm it up and serve.

I prefer to add lemon juice to steeped tea as per my taste preference. Add raw honey for sweetened tea – that’s my preference.

So to serve like the way I did – steeped and strained tea in tea kettle.

Into individual serving cup, squeeze lemon juice. Pour hot ginger lemon tea. Add raw honey to your taste preference.

Stir it with cinnamon stick. Garnish with a lemon slice and mint leaves. Serve.

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Warm and soothing fresh ginger tea that’s easy to make and full of health benefits! Delicious, versatile, and just 1 ingredient, 1 pot, and 20 minutes required!

How to Make Fresh Ginger Tea

½ Tbsp chopped fresh ginger ((peeling

cinnamon ((for sweetness))

((peeling

(3-inch) pieces fresh orange peel ((for zestiness))

fennel seeds ((for

Honey, maple syrup, agave,

lemon

Add the chopped ginger and water to a small saucepan along with any of the optional add-ins.

Bring to a boil over high heat. Once boiling, cover, reduce heat to medium, and allow to boil for 7-12 minutes (7 minutes for a more mild ginger flavor or 12 minutes for a stronger brew — keeping in mind the flavor will continue to develop off the heat). Strain through a fine mesh strainer into mugs. Optionally, sweeten to taste with your favorite sweetener (we prefer honey) and/or serve with sliced lemon or orange.

Leftover tea can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 1 week or cooled and transferred to an ice cube tray for adding to cocktails, lemonade, iced tea, or water. Note: The ginger flavor will intensify as the tea sits. The ginger and spices can be reused again with fresh water, but the second batch of tea will not be as strong.

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Ginger Tea

ginger root

choice

herbs and spices optional

Wash a part of fresh ginger root and grate enough for a teaspoon of ginger.

Bring 3 cups of water to boil, then add the ginger.

Cover the pot, turn off the heat, and let the ginger steep for about 10 minutes.

Strain off the ginger pieces from the water and discard them.

Make a refreshing ginger tea with powdered ginger, ground ginger or fresh ginger root that you can drink before bed hot or cold to sooth, fight colds, detox or even support weight loss efforts.

How to Make Ginger Tea (Powder & Fresh Root)

tsp ginger powder (also called ground ginger)

lemon juice

ginger root, fresh

maple syrup (or your favorite tea sweetener)

add ginger powder to water

Boil water and pour into a mug or heat-safe glass measuring cup. Stir in the powdered ginger and lemon juice or orange juice.

steep

Allow it to steep for 3 minutes, then enjoy. There will be floating powder, so keep a spoon at hand and keep it stirred up.

Make ginger powder tea

wash ginger

Wash the ginger root well to remove dirt. Use a brush under running water and cut off discolored areas. You do not need to peel it.

cut or pulverize

Chop the root with a knife or grate with a cheese grater or put a chunk in a garlic press and squeeze out pulp.

Bring a pot of water to a rolling boil, add the chopped ginger root and lemon or orange slice, simmer for 1-2 minutes. Pour through a strainer into a mug, press on the pulp with a spoon to extract all liquid, then drink.

strain

Squeeze the fruit slices and discard. Pour the tea through a strainer into a mug. With a spoon, press on ginger pulp in strainer to get every last bit of tea.  Enjoy!

Make ginger root tea

store refrigerated

Ginger tea can be easily made ahead and stored. Refrigerate the tea in a closed jar for 1 week. It can even be frozen in ice cube trays and thawed when needed. Drink the refrigerated tea cold or hot, heating it in the microwave for one minute.

Storage

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How to Make Ginger Tea

This Ginger Tea or Adrak Wali Chai is a warming, spiced and fragrant Indian tea made with fresh ginger roots, crushed cardamom, sugar and milk (optional).

Ginger Tea Recipe (Adrak Chai)

black tea powder (or leaves)

2 inch ginger

milk (or cashew milk

sugar

Rinse, peel and crush the ginger roots in a mortar pestle. You can also grate them if you want.

Crush or powder 3 to 4 green cardamoms in a mortar-pestle.

Preparation

In a saucepan or kettle, add 4 cups of water, 2 inch ginger grated and the crushed green cardamoms with their peels.

Boil this water-ginger-cardamom mixture for a good 4 to 5 minutes, till the color of the water changes to a mild yellowish hue. The ginger releases its juices and flavors in the water and thus the color of the water changes.

Add 8 teaspoon sugar or as desired. Simmer for a more of 1 to 2 minutes.

Now add 3 to 4 teaspoon of tea powder and simmer for about 1 to 2 minutes till the water gets a deep hue of red. To make your tea stronger simmer for about 3 minutes or as desired.

Simmering makes the tea strong. If you prefer a light version, then just add the tea leaves to the water. Switch off the heat. Cover and allow the tea leaves to steep in the hot spiced water for 3 to 4 minutes.

Add ¼ to ½ cup of milk.

Simmer for a minute or two.

Strain the tea through a strainer right into the cups.

Serve the hot ginger tea with indian snacks like pakoras, cutlet or samosas. You could also serve the tea with biscuits or cookies.

Making ginger tea

Ginger is a spice native to South Asia. It has been used for thousands of years as a flavoring and for its medicinal purposes. A popular use of this spice is for ginger tea.

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