Tea Recipes

  • Scrumptious Chai Almonds

    Scrumptious Chai Almonds

    I’m a big fan of delicious protein-rich snacks that travel well. With this in mind, I recently created this recipe for roasted chai tea infused almonds. These wholesome nuts have a touch of caffeine and a little sweetness, making them a delightful afternoon pick-me-up.

    Read More >

    ,

  • The Allure of the Matcha Latte & How to Make a Perfect Cup of Matcha

    The Allure of the Matcha Latte & How to Make a Perfect Cup of Matcha

    Matcha is having a good year. If you are unfamiliar with Matcha, it’s a powdered green tea made famous by Japanese Zen monks. It has been used for centuries to create a sense of calm and focused alertness in both meditation and mindful living. We’ve been seeing all kinds of recipes lately using Matcha in…

    Read More >

    , ,

  • Turmeric Ginger Chai

    Turmeric Ginger Chai

    Something a number of us here at Arogya have in common is a shared interest in visiting India. Our experiences there have also fostered a mutual love for traditional Indian chai, which is a creamy blend of black tea, milk, sugar, and aromatic spices, typically ginger, cinnamon, cardamom, clove, nutmeg, and black pepper. On a…

    Read More >

    ,

  • Assam Tea with a Medicinal Kick

    Assam Tea with a Medicinal Kick

    During my most recent trip to India in January, an inspiring young man named Lokesh Jadev taught me a delightful, throat-soothing way to prepare Assam tea. When he’s not traveling or studying, Lokesh selflessly devotes his energy to helping the children and staff at Deenabandhu. In the past few years, he’s developed a passion for cooking;…

    Read More >

    ,

  • Savory Lapsang Souchong Tofu

    Savory Lapsang Souchong Tofu

    Infusing tofu with the complex flavor of lapsang souchong tea is a delightful way to dress up vegetarian protein. As always, we invite you to be creative in the kitchen. This simple recipe can be elaborated upon by adding a little maple syrup, scallions, or garlic.

    Read More >

    ,

  • Oolong Bomb – a Powerful Way to Brew Oolong Tea

    Oolong Bomb – a Powerful Way to Brew Oolong Tea

    At Arogya we have been drinking what we call the “Oolong Bomb”. It is inspired by gong-fu style preparation and creates a powerful brew, ideal for enhancing focus and productivity. A normal cup of Oolong contains one teaspoon of tea leaves for an 8 oz. cup. Our “Oolong Bomb” contains twice the amount of tea…

    Read More >

    ,

  • Iced Berry Blend Tea

    Iced Berry Blend Tea

    Our organic berry blend is one of our favorite teas to serve over ice for a refreshing summer brew.   Made from raisins, hibiscus, cranberry, elderberry, and blackberry, it’s delicious as is or with a bit of lime juice and natural sweetener like honey or agave.

    Read More >

    , ,

  • Chinese Tea Eggs

    Chinese Tea Eggs

    A few months ago, our shiatsu therapist Suzy made some Chinese tea eggs for us to try. We immediately fell in love with this savory dish and wanted to share the recipe with you. Tea eggs are a traditional snack in many parts of China. In cities like Shanghai or Beijing, you can find delicious…

    Read More >

    , , ,

  • Tea-Infused Chia Pudding Recipe

    Tea-Infused Chia Pudding Recipe

    Looking for a light, healthy, and not too sweet snack? Try making this tea-infused chia seed pudding! Not only is it very low in fat and calories, but it’s loaded with nutrients and very filling as well.

    Read More >

    ,

  • Gluten-Free Blueberry-Chia Muffins

    Gluten-Free Blueberry-Chia Muffins

    We’re passionate about eating well here at Arogya. We also love a sweet, guilt-free indulgence from time to time. For this reason, I devised this recipe for gluten-free, dairy-free, sugar-free, paleo-diet friendly, and yummy blueberry-chia muffins seasoned with a touch of Earl Grey tea.

    Read More >

    , ,