Fatma in pakistan we make chai which uses black tea leaves with cardamom but also cinnamon, cloves and milk! You can put these spices in no problem, but you might need more sugar to balance the strong flavour.
True , in Somalia and every where in middle east they do it the old way but in this video it’s almost different in every way..kind of she created her own style 😊
Oh that’s really nice to know, Masha Allah we all have our own way of making chai Alhamdulillah. Hopefully I get to visit Pakistan and test the tea 🫠. Pakistan Zindabaad ✊🏾🇵🇰
My Pakistani friend was surprised we add cloves to our tea she told me that was for food. We use cinnamon, clives and cardamom that we pound in a pestle n mortar. In all the years going to her family house we were served boiled milky tea that was concentrated which was very nice but never with any spices. I make tea thus way sometimes now. I'm guessing that's the daily tea most common in Pakistan and India and spiced tea is an exception whereas in Somalia the norm is with people drinking spiced tea every day several times a day.
Grateful you made this video, I've been mentally wishing for the recipes ❤ Can you show us that vegetable soup recipe you once posted eating with coconut rice, you made it sound so good and I want to taste lol
Mashallah ❤❤❤ in my country chad🇹🇩 we love so much black tea from Kenya and we make it with camel and goat milk. Thank you for showing us your experience cooking tea.
Oh how nice…I love Kenyan tea too. Oh I would die for camel milk right now…unfortunately I haven’t seen camel milk in turkey but I occasionally see goat milk. But I would always love camel milk tea 😭😭
the arab gulf and Indians drink the ( karak tea) all the time even though not healthy but it's the best tea in the world in my opinion and of course in my somali culture its our favourite drink , my mother don't like coffee at all and all older somali generation.❤
10:35 thats funny bcz, that's me am actually pple come to my house to take tea...MashaAllah, actually expecting a TEA guest tomorrow 😅😊.. I do like yours as well , a lil different I sometimes add cloves and ginger powder or fresh n star anise😊..
Video title is EVERYTHAAANG, the Attitude is giving and the shaax is Pipping HOT & Delivering! Side note, developing food intolerances can be a sign of a microbiome imbalance. Examples of it are SIBO and H plyori. As for lactose intolerances, switching to A2 milks can help at times.If one has access to camel milk , thats even better.
Fatma please don’t use oat milk!!! Even if its expensive it doesn’t mean it’s high quality. If you read the ingredients it has many things added like vegetable seed oil, natural flavors and sugar. Just get regular milk its much better for you health. Or coconut milk is good too.
Hi, thank you for this advice…I have actually started drinking black tea…I hope it continues like this In Sha Allah… I will try to keep myslef accountable 🤗
Fatma in pakistan we make chai which uses black tea leaves with cardamom but also cinnamon, cloves and milk! You can put these spices in no problem, but you might need more sugar to balance the strong flavour.
True , in Somalia and every where in middle east they do it the old way but in this video it’s almost different in every way..kind of she created her own style 😊
Oh that’s really nice to know, Masha Allah we all have our own way of making chai Alhamdulillah. Hopefully I get to visit Pakistan and test the tea 🫠.
Pakistan Zindabaad ✊🏾🇵🇰
@@FatmaOdyssey What a lovely comment!! I’m so happy to receive a response from you, and Pakistan would love to welcome you ❤️
My Pakistani friend was surprised we add cloves to our tea she told me that was for food. We use cinnamon, clives and cardamom that we pound in a pestle n mortar. In all the years going to her family house we were served boiled milky tea that was concentrated which was very nice but never with any spices. I make tea thus way sometimes now. I'm guessing that's the daily tea most common in Pakistan and India and spiced tea is an exception whereas in Somalia the norm is with people drinking spiced tea every day several times a day.
I’m a tea ☕️ lover 😊, so I enjoyed this vlog 👍
🥳🥳🥳 thank you sis 💕
MashaAllah ❤
Mashallah this one is new barakallah
Grateful you made this video, I've been mentally wishing for the recipes ❤
Can you show us that vegetable soup recipe you once posted eating with coconut rice, you made it sound so good and I want to taste lol
Wow amaizing hadi inanukia from here wow
A good cook
loved this, the people want more cooking vlogs(the people is me) :)
I co-sign this
🤣🤣🤣 I hope I will get into it…o only cook to survive 😭😭😭
Love this tutorial 🙂
Am glad 💕
Mashallah ❤❤❤ in my country chad🇹🇩 we love so much black tea from Kenya and we make it with camel and goat milk.
Thank you for showing us your experience cooking tea.
Oh how nice…I love Kenyan tea too. Oh I would die for camel milk right now…unfortunately I haven’t seen camel milk in turkey but I occasionally see goat milk. But I would always love camel milk tea 😭😭
Fatima waan jeclahay ur videos 🥰
Thank you abayo 💕
You're looking very beautiful and young, Ma sha Allah.
Wallahi you are a rare type nin kuhelayo sabiib baadan buleyahay
Am late today, sister I love this, we need the kitchen vlog more.. ❤❤❤❤
😭😭😭 in Sha Allah I will try
Ma sha’a Allah let’s get married now
This video made me go out and buy Saffron for my tea 😂 thank you Fatma ❤
That’s wassup 👏🏾✊🏾
Can I have a cup of casiryo!
the arab gulf and Indians drink the ( karak tea) all the time even though not healthy but it's the best tea in the world in my opinion and of course in my somali culture its our favourite drink , my mother don't like coffee at all and all older somali generation.❤
Of course karak tea is elite…I was drinking it the whole time I was in Dubai 😭😭.
glad to be here at 55secs
Ah 🥹….thank you so much 💕
May Almighty Allah bless me with a pious husband so i can make this kind of tea for him
Ameen 💕
@@FatmaOdyssey Allahuma Ameeen and bless you too
10:35 thats funny bcz, that's me am actually pple come to my house to take tea...MashaAllah, actually expecting a TEA guest tomorrow 😅😊.. I do like yours as well , a lil different I sometimes add cloves and ginger powder or fresh n star anise😊..
thanks Fatma❤
🤣🤣🤭 sorry it was just a joke but I would still have tea at your place if you invite me 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
I hope your tea guests had a great time 💕
Video title is EVERYTHAAANG, the Attitude is giving and the shaax is Pipping HOT & Delivering!
Side note, developing food intolerances can be a sign of a microbiome imbalance. Examples of it are SIBO and H plyori.
As for lactose intolerances, switching to A2 milks can help at times.If one has access to camel milk , thats even better.
🤣🤣🤣 thank you sis…🥳🥳
Actually I have started quitting the milk tea…day 4 so help me God 😭
1 minute late 2 like 2nd comment ❤
Thank you Samira…I see you 🥰
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@@FatmaOdyssey shared d vid with my kids
Fatma please don’t use oat milk!!! Even if its expensive it doesn’t mean it’s high quality. If you read the ingredients it has many things added like vegetable seed oil, natural flavors and sugar. Just get regular milk its much better for you health. Or coconut milk is good too.
Regarding oat milk and other shelf nut milks , I concur with you 💯💯💯.
Hi, thank you for this advice…I have actually started drinking black tea…I hope it continues like this In Sha Allah…
I will try to keep myslef accountable 🤗
Mimi ningekushinda kupika chai ... Najua kupika chai ya grade 1. Anyway, Masha'Allah.
Nice to see you cooking tea for your future husband 😊
Hamna…huwezi nishinda my friend. I am the tea master 😎🤭.
Thank you, well I hope he doesn’t like tea 🤣
Dadañgu ulinikataa au vipi
If I were a millionaire, then I would have employed you as my tea lady
lol…let me be the millionaire and hire people to make the tea for me 😎
"hozband" 😂😂😂
One day I will say where I got this word 🤣🤣🤣
Too much majani😮, ningepatwa na kisunzi😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣 okay May be niliweka mingi but chai bila mahali jamani Si chai 😭😭