←RecipesGinger honey tea
अदरक शहद चाय
For a grey morning, or the end of a long day.
This is Ayurvedic wellness guidance, not medical advice. Consult your doctor before making health changes.
8 minServes 1DrinkSuits Kapha, Vata
You'll need
- 1 inch fresh ginger, sliced thin
- 1 cup water
- A few tulsi leaves, if you have them
- 1 tsp honey, added at the end
- A squeeze of lemon
Method
- Simmer the ginger in the water for five minutes.
- Turn the heat off and drop in the tulsi to steep for two minutes.
- Strain, let it cool until it is comfortably warm, then stir in the honey.
- Add honey to hot liquid and Ayurveda considers it spoiled — wait for it to cool.
Why this dish
Ginger is warming and pungent, the classical counterweight to Kapha's heaviness and damp. The honey rule is a real one in the classical texts, not a garnish of tradition — it goes in at the end.
Often chosen by people managing
Digestive issuesBloating / gas
One of the most ordinary things an Indian household makes after a heavy meal.
These are tags to help you find dishes that fit how you eat. They aren't a recommendation for your condition — that conversation belongs with your doctor.