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Rainbow Chai

Ingredients:
3 Teaspoon Rainbow Chai
2 Cups Water
1 Cup Milk of Your Choice

Method:
Place Rainbow Chai, water and milk in saucepan, bring to boil. Gently simmer for 5 min, strain, & add sweetener to taste.
Makes 3 cups.

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Rainbow Chai

Ingredients:
4 Teaspoon Rainbow Chai
8 Teaspoon Spice Mix
2 Litres Water (8 cups)
1 Litre Milk of your Choice (4 cups)

Method:
Place Spice Mix and Water in a large saucepan. Bring to boil and gently simmer for 20 mins. Add Rainbow Chai and milk. Bring back to just boiling, strain and serve. This makes 3 litres/12 cups.

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Rainbow Chai

Ingredients:
Any product in the Chai Tea Range
Water
Milk & Sweetener of Your Choice
Infuser of Your Choice

Method:
Fill your infuser with 1 teaspoon of your favourite Chai Tea blend, add boiling water and infuse for 3-5 minutes depending on the desired strength of your brew. A variety of infusers are available and we love the stainless steel mesh baskets, placed into a cup, with a lid to keep your chai warm whilst it infuses. For two or more cups, your plunger or teapot works well with all nine products in the Chai Tea range.

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Rainbow Chai

Spiced Dandelion is a wonderful caffeine free beverage, featuring the traditional blend of Chai spices with a strong Dandelion base. Some people find that using less than a teaspoon in an infuser makes a milder brew, and is a very economical option.

Spice Mix is very popular. It keeps on releasing its flavour, the longer you simmer it. Also very economical! This is especially suitable to brew up for large gatherings, where you can boil, then simmer the spice mix to bring on a full bodied flavour, then add your favourite tea, coffee, chocolate, dandelion and/or milk to make your own special brew or just savour the spices alone.

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Rainbow Chai
Place any remaining chai in the refrigerator when cooled… Add ice cream, cream etc


Chai Tea Products

welcome to the home of rainbow chai Here are some recipe ideas… The possibilities are endless and very enticing… Just remember, Chai tastes best when shared with friends!

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Creamy ChaiTo 2 cups of cold water add 2 heaped teaspoons of our Spice Mix bring to boil and then simmer for 10-20 mins. Add 1 teaspoon of rainbow chai simmer for 1 minute then add 2 cups of soy or dairy milk. Bring to boil & serve with honey or sweetener. This makes a perfect, very creamy chai every time. This will make 4 cups.

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Chai MuffinsIngredients:
Chai Muffins
Spice Mix
Water
Honey or Sugar
2 cups Unbleached SR Flour
Butter
2 eggs
1 cup mixed seeds, nuts or dried fruits, as you like.

Method:
Pre heat oven at 180°. To 1 cup of cold water add 2 heaped teaspoons of Spice Mix. Bring to the boil, then allow to sit and steep until cool. Grease & flour muffin tray. Cream 125gm of butter with ¾ cup of sugar, or melt with ¾ cup honey. Mix SR Flour, eggs, butter and strained Spice Mix together until smooth, then add optional nuts, seeds or dried fruits. Bake at 180° for 20 – 25 mins until golden brown.

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Chai Creme CaramelIngredients:
1 ¼ cup sugar
1 ½ cup water
2 heaped teaspoons Spice Mix
3 eggs
3 egg yolks
3 cups milk

Method:
Boil water and spice mix for 5 – 10 mins and strain. You should be left with a minimum of 1 cup liquid.
Lightly beat eggs, yolks and ¼ cup sugar together until combined but not frothy. Mix in milk.
In a frying pan, dissolve 1 cup sugar into liquid spice mix, then boil rapidly, without stirring. When the liquid is caramelising and darkening in colour, quickly pour into a dry 20cm ovenproof dish or 6 individual dishes.
Pour the custard mixture through a sieve, onto the caramelised spice mix. Cover with foil, place dish inside a roasting dish and pour water into the roasting dish to come half way up the sides of the custard dish. Bake at 160° for 40 to 50 mins or until custard is set. For individual dishes, bake in the same way, for 30 mins. To test for setting, an inserted knife or skewer should come out clean. Cool before turning onto serving plate and garnishing with fruit, grated chocolate or a sprinkling of cinnamon. Serves 6.



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Chai CheesecakeIngredients:
375gm Cream Cheese
¾ cup and 1 tablespoon extra castor sugar
1 tablespoon plain flour
pinch of salt
2 eggs, separated
1 whole egg, extra
1 cup sour cream
2 heaped teaspoons spice mix and cup water

Base:
Create your own base using a basic biscuit recipe and adding seeds, nuts and butter, even adding liquid spice mix. Or mix 250gm of plain sweet biscuits with 125gm butter and press into base and sides of a 20cm springform pan.
Filling

Method:
Make a strong liquid spice mix by boiling spice mix and 1 cup water for 5 mins and let cool before straining. Beat cream cheese until softened, combine with sugar, flour and salt, beat well. Beat in the whole egg plus the two egg yolks, sour cream and ½ cup strained spice mix. Beat egg whites until soft peaks form, beat in extra sugar, fold into cream cheese mixture. Pour into prepared base. Bake in moderately slow oven 1 ¼ to 1 ½ hours. Allow to cool in oven. Refrigerate until firm. If desired top with whipped cream and/or sprinkle with cinnamon or nutmeg.

 

 



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