Masala Paal / Masala Milk Recipe |
Spiced Turmeric Milk Recipe |
Dell Venue Tab 7 - Food Blogger Review |
Recipe - Own
Prep time - 5 mins
Serves - 2 generously
Ingredients
Milk - 1 and 1/2 cup (use full fat)
Turmeric powder - 2 pinches
Cardamom powder/ cardamom pods - 1 tsp/ 4 pods
Cloves - 4 no
Cinnamon - 1" stick
Sugar / palm candy - as required
Nuts (pista/almonds/ cashew) - few chopped or powdered
Saffron - 3 strands
Method
In a saucepan bring the milk to boil and reduce for 5 minutes, Once it thickens add all the ingredients and let it boil further for 5 minutes. Switch off and strain the milk serve warm along with some snacks:).
COOKS WISDOM
TIP 1
1. I love making masala paal in full fat milk but you can always use 3% milk too. It gives a lovely richness to the drink.
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2. I did not use any nuts but adding them will give a great taste.
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3. Do not add too much turmeric powder, a little goes a long way. Also you could add little masala chai powder for a lovely aroma and skip the use of whole spices. Dry ginger powder also gives an amazing flavor to the drink.
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4. For cough and cold use a little pepper ( a pinch) for 2 cups milk. It gives a soothing effect to cough cold and congestion.
Masala Milk Recipe |
Dell Venue Tab 7 Review |
If you had been following my bog closely you must have seen my earlier review posts of the Dell Venue tab 7. Its been couple of months now with the tablet and I find myself using it a lot more these days. I find the tablet more handy than a laptop. Its light in weight, easy to carry with one hand and totally great to use when I am on bed lying down. What I do with the tablet all day is what I wanted to cover in this post. As I sip my cup of masala paal I will be sharing my experience with Dell.
I usually click pictures for my blog with my DSLR, I prep the post with pictures and titles and save them on draft and later using my Dell tab I start typing the post and posting recipes. I also publish comments and check stats on my blogger dashboard and blog hop.
I find Dell very user friendly similar to my nexus 7 and I guess its because of the user friendly OS. Although we do own a 10" ipad its really huge and cannot be held in one hand so find myself going to the Dell Venue tab more often.
In terms of browsing and reading I find the Dell more convenient and easy. I even gave the tablet to my mom to use and she almost easily got the whole hang of using it in less than 5 minutes. Mind you she is quite used to her ipad and she didn't have any qualms using Dell Venue.
Dell's dual core Intel Atom processor lets me download many apps few of my favorite apps being - Sweet n Spicy, Whats app, Facebook, Facebook pages (CooklikePriya), Insagram, Pinterest, Twitter,Bible, YouTube, Instacollage, Flipkart, Groupon and so on. I am not a huge game fan, so you will hardly see any fame apps in my Dell Venue. The 16 GB memory space gives me ample space to download apps and store pictures, videos.
Cook like Priya - Dell Venue Tab 7 (Product Review) |
Conclusions & Ratings (5 being the highest)
Browsing - 4/5
Speed - 4/5
Powerbackup - 3/5
User experience - 4/5
Storage - 5/5
My overall ratings - 4/5
To view my other review posts on Dell click the links below
Dell Review 1
Dell Review 2
Dell Review 3
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Refreshing and perfect masala paal for this weather... Neat and clear review...
ReplyDeleteTurmeric milk, lovely
ReplyDeleteSuch a refreshing cup of milk... great for this weather here...
ReplyDeleteperfect drink for the weather
ReplyDeleteHey!
ReplyDeleteGreat share dude!
Milk we all know strengthens bones. Combined with turmeric it provides additional benefits to bone health. Now, this is very important for people with bone disorders such as arthritis. Turmeric is known to help people suffering from joint pains.
Both milk and turmeric are anti-oxidants. Turmeric milk helps fights free radicals that damage skin and make it lose its glow and elasticity. Most of us know turmeric face masks and how they help skin but internal usage of turmeric (as milk or otherwise) can also help.
Regards
Ellen B Moss