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Native prairie grasses are fully adapted to grow in our Midwestern landscape because they've been here for thousands of years. However, nearly all of the original prairies in the state have been replaced by agriculture, shallow-rooted nonnative forage grasses, turf grasses and development. Because native grasses play an important role in ecosystem restoration, efforts are being made to bring back these beneficial plants in prairie restoration projects and reintroductions. Work is taking place in parks, along roadsides, farms, open fields, corporate campuses and in areas as small as a private rain garden.
You can help restore native grasses to the landscape too! Consider planting them in any sunny, open area on your property. A sunny slope that's difficult to mow is a great place to start. Other good places for native grasses are near fences, among flowers in a garden, on the upper slope of a rain garden or as a shoreline buffer on the edge of a pond, creek or lake.
Many native prairie grasses such as big bluestem, switch grass, Indian grass and prairie cord grass grow over five feet tall. The tall species are best suited to large landscape areas, because the plant can "lodge" (flop over in the wind). In yards and gardens try to use the shorter prairie grasses listed below. These are clump grasses that grow from 6 inches to three feet tall.
Native grasses have evolved with prairie fires and are rejuvenated by it. Cutting down the tops of prairie grasses in the early spring can be a substitute for fire. The tops can be used as a clean mulch around other plants to help retain soil moisture in the summer.
Try these drought-tolerant native grasses suitable for sunny areas.
- Blue grama (Bouteloua gracilis) up to 8 inches tall
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Find native prairie grasses at Minnetonka's Native Plant Market and Eco Fun Fest Wednesday, June 5, at the Minnetonka City Hall parking lot, 14600 Minnetonka Boulevard (see the May Minnetonka Memo for more information) or find a native plant provider listed in the Natural Resources section.
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The deep rich black soils of Minnesota prairies are a result of thousands of years of prairie plant root growth and mortality. Prairie soil is some of the best soil in the world for growing crops, which is why more than 90% of Minnesota's prairie has been converted into agricultural uses.


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When the Obama administration shaped its health care plan, Dr. Harry Greenspun, Dell's chief medical officer, weighed in with his recommendation as co-chair of a task force on health care IT. Now, many of Greenspun's concepts on health care and IT management appear in the federal HITECH (Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health) Act, as well as the government's meaningful use guidelines on EHRs (electronic health records).
Greenspun is author of the book "Reengineering Health Care: A Manifesto for Radically Rethinking Health Care Delivery," along with Jim Champy, a consultant to Dell and several health care organizations on strategy and operations.
Before joining Dell, Greenspun served as chief medical officer for Northrop Grumman and is chairman of HIMSS' (Health Information Management Systems Society) Government Relations Roundtable. Greenspun is also a member of the World Economic Forum's Global Health Advisory Board.
A cardiac anesthesiologist, Greenspun holds a B.A. from Harvard University and a medical degree from the University of Maryland. About four years ago, he stopped practicing medicine to focus on corporate health care IT, although he says he still practices on airplanes when needed.
ExecutiveBiz.com named Greenspun one of the Top 10 Healthcare IT Game Changers to Watch, along with U.S. CTO Aneesh Chopra and Dr. David Blumenthal, national coordinator for health information technology.
Greenspun spoke with eWEEK about re-engineering health care with technology, integrating Perot Systems into Dell, as well as the benefits, challenges and pitfalls of sharing health data in the cloud.
What is the message for the health care IT industry in "Reengineering Health Care"? How can health care be re-engineered?
The big message is that technology is really the enabler of improvement in quality and safety and lowering costs. A lot of the larger challenges that organizations face are the cultural issues, of how do you incorporate new technologies into an organization to make them more effective. One of the great opportunities right now is for organizations to really rethink how they approach certain problems as integrated processes and design much more efficient ways to go about getting those things done.
How did you and Jim Champy decide on technology, processes and people as key areas to focus on in the book?
Jim came up with that concept back with his original book, "Reengineering the Corporation." That trio has really served people well. In almost any industry, that's what people talk about-the people, processes and technology issues-because unless you address all three, you're not going to be successful.
Dell's Harry Greenspun: How to Re-engineer Health Care IT
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It's been a little more than a year since Dell announced its acquisition of Perot Systems. How has the integration of Perot affected Dell's health care IT business?
When you combine the legacy of Perot Systems and the legacy of Dell, we're now the largest provider of health IT services globally, which most people don't appreciate. We have literally hundreds of doctors and nurses and other clinicians who have a real depth of experience in improving the quality of health care delivery by using enabling technologies. And so what we're able to do now is combine the reach of legacy Dell with the expertise of legacy Perot to bring a broader range of solutions to a broader range of customers.
What is Dell's strategy as far as IT services in the health care industry?
I think one of the challenges historically the nation has faced-and forget about Dell for a second-is that the big adopters of advanced technologies have been the large academic medical centers, the large practices, etc., but the vast majority of health care is practiced in smaller community hospitals and the average-size physician practice.
With the adoption rates certainly below 20 percent-some people say below 10 percent depending on the market-along with continuing to provide these very advanced services for our large customers, one of the important things is, How do we bring these kinds of advanced technologies to the average kind of practice, the average-size hospital where really the bulk of medicine is practiced right now?
In June Dell announced a deal with Practice Fusion to bring electronic medical records into the cloud. How effective will cloud computing be in allowing health care professionals to access and share medical records?
Cloud computing, I think, will be critical for more widespread adoption. By hosting these applications in the cloud, handling not only the management of these mission-critical applications as well as the privacy and security issues associated with them and the exchange requirements, you're able to remove a lot of that burden from physicians themselves and from the practices and from these very resource-constrained hospitals, so that will be one big factor.
The other issue is that it will also allow those folks to benefit from a lot more services. Along with just the hosting of these applications and the use of health information exchange, they get more sophisticated dashboarding and informatics, benchmarking, and quality comparisons. They can participate in accountable-care organizations by being coordinated in the cloud. It will really open the door to a much higher quality and a more efficient delivery of care.
Dell's Key Health Care IT Offerings
What are the key offerings of Dell Services as far as health care IT?
The services side of Dell is providing the same kind of systems we provided at Perot Systems. We're also doing a lot of work in physician alignment with hospital systems so that Dell can provide physicians with a host of EMR solutions, but also tie back into the hospital systems, so they're able to link up their care much better.
We're working extensively in the health insurance exchange business. We run the Massachusetts connector right now, and obviously in health care reform, the use of health exchanges is going to be a big factor moving forward.
Do you think EHR adoption will be widespread and successful?
I think it will certainly be widespread. The government incentives ... they're certainly not enough to cause everyone to run out and adopt EHRs. But what they are able to do, I believe, is at least get the momentum built to allow a tipping point where we'll get more practices adopting EHRs.
My concern is that as with any rapid adoption of technology, there will be people who do it really well and people who do it poorly.
How can health care companies overcome the privacy and security challenges of health information exchanges?
One of the challenges of privacy and security is it's not the technical issue; it's really the governance issue of how information gets shared. I think the challenge moving forward to the industry is, How can we give appropriately granular control over for consumers of how the information gets shared and under what circumstances will that keep them comfortable-that they're information will remain secure?
We also have to communicate the real benefits of information sharing, that there is a real upside to having their information available wherever they are. Most people understand the value of accessing their financial information wherever they travel. People would be furious if they drove from Washington, D.C., up to Boston for Thanksgiving and couldn't access their money at an ATM there. When you think about it, if you actually got sick up there and wound up in the emergency room, what the real advantages would be of having the doctors in the emergency room access their record.
Even at its most basic level, people are used to making restaurant reservations or buying movie tickets through their phone, and yet they can't make an appointment with their doctor online.
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You served as co-chair of a task force that advised the Obama administration on how to transform health care through information technology. What are the key ways health care can be transformed using information technology? What recommendations did you make to the government?
The real message was that until we get widespread adoption of electronic health records, all the other things that you're trying to accomplish in health care can't be done.
Look at all the things we're trying to do in terms of expanding access and improving quality and lowering costs. The fundamental underpinning is the widespread adoption of electronic health records and the use of health information exchange.
Did you play a role in advising the administration on the stimulus plan, HITECH, ARRA?
Yes. Much of the recommendations that were in the task force report, many of those wound up being part of-I can't say they were directly part of or listed straight out-but certainly the concepts that were in there, many of those came out in HITECH. So it felt pretty validated there.
We at Perot Systems and Dell have been very active with what's been going on with meaningful use. We provided extensive comments in each of the comment periods. One of the things we suggested was the concept of introducing some flexibility into the meaningful use requirements, and we laid out a model, which is actually quite similar to what ultimately came out in the final rule of the core set and menu set of options to allow some flexibility.
One of the things we had seen in the market was that many organizations were at different levels of adoption. Some were greenfield, some were pretty far along, and ultimately the destination where the government wants everyone is the same place. But the route people would take to get there, depending on where they are now, would be somewhat different, and we needed to build in some flexibility.
What are the pitfalls of transforming health care with technology?
The biggest pitfall is really focusing purely on the technology. I always joke: There are plenty of people who can build a better mousetrap, but unless you understand the mice, you're not going to be successful. These are very complex environments. In how information has been handled historically, literally for the last hundred years since people have been keeping medical records in any formalized sense, it's a lot of legacy to overcome.
Health care is a very conservative industry. It's an appropriate conservatism in the technology piece alone, but at the same, we have lasers, we have robots, we've got a lot of cool stuff in health care right now. It just takes awhile for the culture to say we're actually going to get some widespread adoption of this. And electronic health records will be the same way. It will take awhile, and people will have to change the way they approach some aspects, but they'll find some real improvement.


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A TEDx presentation made at TEDxWWF in Geneva for WWF International (13 October 2011) by Michael Spencer, communications consultant, who holds the position of Visiting Fellow at the Music and Culture Research Centre of Ueno Gakuen University (Tokyo). Here he talks about the world of song.
Peak Moment 200: "Is the world a better place because you were born?" asks author Derrick Jensen. He contrasts sustainable indigenous cultures who enrich their habitat with the current "dominant culture destroying everything." He explores how industrial civilization is inherently violent, turning people into objects and the earth into stuff. His books include A Language Older Than Words, Culture of Make Believe, and Endgame.
Wade Davis, author of The Wayfinders: Why Ancient Wisdom Matters in the Modern World, criticizes the United States for viewing technological prowess as the only sign of progress. "Climate change should finally teach us that we're not the paragon of humanity's potential," he says. ----- What does it mean to be human and alive? The Long Now Foundation Edmund Wade Davis (born December 14, 1953) is a noted Canadian anthropologist, ethnobotanist, author and photographer whose work has focused on worldwide indigenous cultures, especially in North and South America and particularly involving the traditional uses and beliefs associated with psychoactive plants.
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Walk into any church or cathedral today and you might hear women singing, preaching, praying publicly. In a society where the relevance of the church is constantly questioned, has this change made any difference and does it matter? Transcript of Reverend Winkett's thoughtful and inspiring lecture is here. Finding your voice in today's church.
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A group of volunteer millers from Sarehole Mill have been named Midlands winners of the Volunteers for Museum Learning Award 2013. The British Museum and the Marsh Christian Trust announced the winners of the awards, which celebrate the work and achievements of museum volunteers, at a special event in London last week.
Half Term Halloween Happenings at Birmingham Museums
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This half-term break (25 October 2 November 2014), visitors to Birmingham Museums will need to brace themselves for some spooky goings-on. Alongside the regular programme of family events and activities, theres lots of Halloween fun to be had!
Birmingham Museums Celebrates Bumper Summer
17th September 2014
Birmingham Museums is celebrating a bumper summer, with over 119,000 people visiting its nine sites throughout August 2014.
Birmingham Museums Awarded Major Museum Partnership Status by Arts Council England
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Birmingham Museums has been successful in its application to Arts Council England, securing its position as a Major Partner Museum
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25th June 2014
FREE family fun at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, hands-on Come Create exhibition at Thinktank and kids workshops and crafts across Birminghams historic sites
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Prime Minister Stephen Harpers decision to fill the latest Quebec vacancy on the Supreme Court with a semi-retired Federal Court of Appeal judge who specializes in maritime law has left many lawyers scratching their heads. Maritime law is a declining area of practice, a Montreal litigator pointed out. Its a bit weird to me, agreed a Toronto criminal law expert. Who is he? asked a puzzled Federal Court practitioner from Ottawa.Nadon, 64, is a Université de Sherbrooke civil law graduate who for 19 years practised primarily maritime and transportation law with Montreals Fasken Martineau. A well-read, small c conservative thinker and fluently bilingual anglophile who did maritime arbitrations in London and New York, he has authored hundreds of judgments in administrative, intellectual property, immigration, aboriginal, tax, corrections, and competition law since his appointment to the Federal Court by the Campbell Conservatives in 1993 (He was recommended for appointment by then-Justice Minister Pierre Blais, who Harper later appointed as chief justice of the Federal Court of Appeal in 2009). In 2001, the Chretien Liberals promoted Justice Nadon to the Court of Appeal, where he opted two years ago for supernumerary (part-time) status.As a seasoned lawyer, and as a judge with two decades of experience and a preference for curial deference to Parliament that meshes well with Harpers view, Justice Nadon seems a logical pick for the Conservative government. But he flew under the radar as a possible candidate, said University of Ottawa civil law dean Sébastien Grammond. I think he is quite clearly a highly competent judge but its difficult for me to say more than that. Justice Nadons out-of-the-blue nomination Sept. 30 stunned many in the Quebec legal community and beyond, prompting questions about whether his qualifications were the best available fit for a court needing help with droit civil and criminal law, and whether an Ottawa-based jurist who is not currently in the Quebec bar and is neither a Quebec Court of Appeal or a Quebec Superior Court judge is even eligible for one of the three appointments reserved for Quebec under s. 6 of the Supreme Court Act. No Federal Court or Federal Court of Appeal judge has previously occupied a Quebec seat.(Section 5 of the act says any person may be appointed a judge who is or has been a judge of a superior court of a province or a barrister or advocate of at least ten years standing at the bar of a province. But s. 6 goes on to say that at least three of the judges shall be appointed from among the judges of the Court of Appeal or of the Superior Court of the Province of Quebec or from among the advocates of that Province.). Read alone on its face, s. 6 appears to exclude judges from the Federal Court and Court of Appeal. Trying to forestall debate on that novel legal question, the announcement of Justice Nadons nomination appended an eight-page legal opinion from former Supreme Court Justice Ian Binnie stating Binnies view that a Federal Court judge with 10 years of prior experience as a member of the Quebec bar may be directly appointed to the Supreme Court as a jurist from Quebec. The PMOs communiqué quotes former Supreme Court Justice Louise Charron, and Canadas leading constitutional law authority Peter Hogg, agreeing with Binnie that ss. 5 and 6 of the act, read together, permit direct appointments from the Federal Court or Federal Court of Appeal to the Supreme Courts Quebec spots.At press time, the Quebec government had not publicly weighed in on what could conceivably develop into a political sore spot with Ottawa. University of Ottawa law professor Adam Dodek said Binnies legal opinion shows the need to amend the Supreme Court Act to clarify that Federal Court judges are indeed eligible for appointment from Quebec (Frank Iacobucci from Ontario, and Justice Marshall Rothstein from Manitoba, among others, were previously elevated to the high court from the Federal Court of Appeal). Initial reaction from the legal community to Justice Nadons nomination was muted (he had not yet been appointed at press time). However, Canadian Bar Association president Fred Headon congratulated the judge and noted he will bring the courts bench back to full strength in time for its fall session. His extensive experience in practice and on the bench will serve him well, Headon predicted.The Barreau du Québec declined comment on the nomination. The Criminal Lawyers Association did not return telephone calls.NDP Justice critic Françoise Boivin, one of five MPs on the all-party Supreme Court selection committee which winnowed down to an unranked shortlist of three the candidates put forward by the Harper government, said she would have preferred a female jurist to fill the vacancy created by Morris Fishs retirement last August. The Quebec labour lawyer said she cant disclose whether she and her colleagues unanimously shortlisted Justice Nadon (a majority vote of the government-dominated committee suffices to shortlist a candidate). She noted there were definitely women jurists well qualified for the post such as Quebec Court of Appeal Justices Marie-France Bich and Johanne Trudel, whose names have been publicly mentioned as candidates.In a conversation with federal Justice Minister Peter MacKay before the ad hoc committee began its work, Boivin said I kind of implored him to be sensitive to this dire need to bring back gender balance to the court. Obviously he didnt follow my advice.She noted Justice Louis LeBels mandatory retirement in 2014 marks the next chance to restore the courts female complement to four judges. Im not sure that [the prime minister] wants part of his legacy to be a gender-balanced Supreme Court of Canada, Boivin said. So we might have missed all of the opportunities to have a woman from Quebec sitting on the highest court in the country.In announcing Justice Nadons nomination, Harper said his extraordinary body of legal work as a long-time judge, lawyer, arbitrator, teacher and author makes him an ideal candidate for the Supreme Court of Canada. His nomination is the result of an extensive review process that included consultations with prominent members of the legal community in Quebec.


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Stylish Swedish garage punks The Hives have traded in their Vegas lounge act look and are channeling Thom Browne for their latest effort, *The Black and White Album*. We call it a marked improvement, especially as they've eschewed Browne's signature high-water trouserings. The crested boating blazers and striped school ties worn to good effect on the album cover and in the video for the first single, "Tick Tick Boom" are straight out of Browne's much-ballyhooed Black Fleece collection for Brooks Brothers. And though he's hardly the first designer to employ such motifs, Browne certainly does it better than most (from the waist up, anyway). His morning coat in boiled wool with white grosgrain trim might not fly off the shelves at $2,900, but it's a good way to take the Hives look haute.
While we're on the subject, Brooks seems a little schizophrenic in its treatment of the "youthful and modern" collection, especially online. At times it's as if they're purposely sabotaging the thing. For instance, wouldn't the Hives make a much better soundtrack for the Black Fleece runway show than the easy-listening Kenny G. crap they've got on there now? It's unwatchable with the sound on, not to mention a little too evocative of bad porn—especially since they've included footage of guys taking their (high-water) pants off. Time for a re-think, fellas….
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So where was I?
It has been a long time since I have visited World Pulse. You can interpret many reasons for my absence. But to be honest, I did not have anything interesting to write on. I am a dreamer and all I have is those dreams, which will take time to come true. Once I thought I could write about my dreams. But then it would sound like a silly girl's stupid talking.
You must be wondering, why and how this girl has started writing?
Yesterday night, Sunita Basnet, (All of you must have known her) a very good friend of mine, who is also a selected correspondent for the Pulse Wire called me to come to her room. So sweet of her, she shared some of our cultural food she made for her teacher and classmates. She was talking to people from World Pulse and told me that they had suggested me to keep on writing. Sunita had also asked me several times to write. I did write, not for the Pulse Wire though but for my teachers (assignments) and my friends (emails).
So what I had been doing all these days except those writings?
I finished my last term for the foundation course. We had art history course, which though in the beginning I described it as "borinteresting" (an adjective I discovered myself) since it was boring a moment and interesting in other, I find the classes interesting these days. History was never my kind of thing, but lately I have been reading so many books about history that I can't stop searching for books in the history section of the library.
I am doing a lot of reading these days. Why not? We don't have nothing much to do.
Studies – done (Though an art history presentation- pending)
Gym classes –done
Final exams – done
Phew! With all things done, it's so hard to kill time. Now you must be thinking, 'why didn't she write then.' But what would I write. I was and still am leading the same mundane routine. The same morning bathroom sleeps to late night diary time. Yes, I write in my diaries some personal stuff. I wish it had been easier to write like in my diaries but it's not.
But yesterday, as I was talking with one of my friends and sharing all my dreams with her, she suggested me to write down my dreams. And then YES! I got my subject to write. The one I had thought of earlier but then rejected one. I can talk about my dreams, which though may sound stupid, it still is my dream. May be sharing with determined people like here in World Pulse might be more helpful than shaping them in my mind.
So here I write...
HI there!
Hi there, I was hoping you would get back soon! Wow, hope all the exams went well for you!
I think we all live mostly mundane lives and it is our imagination that keeps us going so do share your dreams with us! Is this picture new? Very pretty! It is nice that everyone is putting up pictures and newer ones of them too.
Here it is about 1am and the girls are all sleeping and I am enjoying some quiet computer time with no kids around to tell me they need to do their own stuff, so yeah!
Reading history can be fun I think, as long as it is not a textbook one since they seem to have the knack of turning everything boring and dull. At least to me. My favorite types of book though are mysteries and I enjoy most kinds of them so like that there is such a variety. the trend is changing though where mysteries used to have a much bigger shelf space but now (up here anyway) romances take the big spot and mysteries are moved to a few small shelves, sigh! It is funny since you never see anyone browsing the romance sections but they must sell...
Nice to see you back and I look forward to reading more posts!
So happy you are back
Prabisha, Namakaskar. We have missed you! I am happy that you have now finished your exams. Will you be heading back to Nepal for the summer? I love the idea of you writing about your dreams. I look forward to reading them and hope you will be encouraged to come back more often, if only to say hello. All the best with your presentation and see you around.
Hey there, I really liked
Hey there,
I really liked this post. It was truthful and it reflected your personality in a lot of ways , I believe. For me, when I start writing, I never think about a specific topic. I generally don't have a certain topic in mind. I just write and then let my writing shape my topic. Writing is a very self-exploratory process. You don't have to write stories or journalistic pieces, you can write a few lines about the coffee you had in the morning. I encourage you to write, it teaches you a lot about yourself and it helps you understand your actions, other people's actions and what's happening around you!
I love the way you like! It's fun , informal and you digress a lot (I do that too, high five!;) ) I love history. I took a few history courses and I love being history books. If you are interested in the ME, you should read a book by the Historian , William Cleveland and a good African history book is the fate of Africa by Martin Meredith. Do you suggest any good history books or good art history books? I find art history very interesting. I attended a lecture on forgery of paintings in my freshmen year and I was so interested in it!
best luck!
I'm happy you are done with your finals!
Prabi. Namaskar. Hardik Subhakamana for your final presentation. I am sure you will do great! And then finally, you can relax and have some fun before you head home for the summer. Sending you a big hug,


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Chai is a ubiquitous drink in India. It is made across the country and is drunk both at home and at tiny tea stalls on road sides everywhere. Interestingly, this beverage that so many people associate with India was actually not consumed until the time of the British Raj. India grew a large amount of tea in areas such as Assam and Darjeeling, however the majority of Indians consumed coffee. The British East India Company became concerned as they realized they were losing a vast source of income to the Chinese, who had a virtual monopoly on tea sales. Thus, the East India Company began promoting tea to Indians. At first, the Indians were skeptical, and did not want to abandon their strongly flavored coffee. But eventually someone added strongly flavored spices to a sweet and milky tea and masala chai took off! The chai is sweet and spicy with a subtle burn at the back of the throat. It is, in a word, wonderful.
Sunday, November 27, 2011
How to Make [the best] Chai [ever]
Chai is a ubiquitous drink in India. It is made across the country and is drunk both at home and at tiny tea stalls on road sides everywhere. Interestingly, this beverage that so many people associate with India was actually not consumed until the time of the British Raj. India grew a large amount of tea in areas such as Assam and Darjeeling, however the majority of Indians consumed coffee. The British East India Company became concerned as they realized they were losing a vast source of income to the Chinese, who had a virtual monopoly on tea sales. Thus, the East India Company began promoting tea to Indians. At first, the Indians were skeptical, and did not want to abandon their strongly flavored coffee. But eventually someone added strongly flavored spices to a sweet and milky tea and masala chai took off! The chai is sweet and spicy with a subtle burn at the back of the throat. It is, in a word, wonderful.
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great job! may be i should start drinking tea. love you.ReplyDelete
It is really the best tea ever. So glad you posted this- nothing compares. Yes, Damayanti should start drinking! Hope "Parle G " bisquits aren't too sweet. Where's my Indian snack mix?ReplyDelete
WOW! Thank you!ReplyDelete
Amazing tea It sounds delicious !!ReplyDelete
Amazing tea It sounds delicious !!ReplyDelete
Thanx Tanvilu for this eagerly awaited recipe. Question- about how long does this masala stay good? Is making smaller batches more frequently better than making enough once a year!ReplyDelete
i am a ginger lover so might go generous on that and lighter on the black pepper. This stuff is sure to make the chai tea lattes look so impotent
Love your nerdy science note! You must add that to all the future recipes you are going to share with us.ReplyDelete
I admire your passion for sharing some of the family pleasures with everyone. I could answer some of the questions, but will leave it to you. Heavenly!!ReplyDelete
@Mom: Thanks! But don't worry, I'll post your favorite ukalo soon!ReplyDelete
@Carol aunty: The Parle G biscuits are a little bit sweet, but not too sweet. I'm sure you've eaten them at our place before. I would have put out some of the bhusu, but I didn't have any at my house!
@Tonya: You're welcome!
@James: Thanks! It's super tasty.
@Amitbhai: This masala stays good for a pretty long time. Dad usually makes a batch 3-4 times a year and that is about the perfect amount of time. I have had a batch that still is really tasty after about a year, but you'll probably have to add more on the 1/4 tsp end and not the 1/8 tsp amount. If you don't anticipate using the chai masala frequently enough, make the big batch and then keep out only a quarter cup or so, and store the rest in the fridge/freezer. Come back and visit us and I'll !
@Kshama Aunty: Thanks, I'm so glad you liked the sciency stuff! Since you like them, I'll continue adding the science notes as they are applicable!
@Dad: Thanks for sharing all these recipes with me so I can share them with everyone else! We're finally getting around to making the family cookbook.
Hi Tanvi-- just found this via Tastespotting (http://www.tastespotting.com/detail/147926/Chai-Spice-Blend) and I wonder-- do you think it would be possible to pre-portion tea plus sugar plus spices into tea bags so that I could give jars of them as gifts for Christmas? I wonder if the spices will just escape and damage the ratio. Thanks!ReplyDelete
@Rachel: You absolutely could do that! I used to do that when I was super addicted to the chai and relied on it in the mornings. I would take little premade tea bags with me when I was traveling! One thing I would recommend is to make sure you get fine mesh tea bags, rather than looser net like bags, otherwise all the tiny masala will slip out. Another recommendation is to avoid putting in sugar, unless you are absolutely sure that the person enjoys a sweeter beverage. If you are sure they do, then go ahead and put the sugar in it! That way they can just pop it into a pot with milk and water and boil it and go. Thanks for checking out my blog :)ReplyDelete
you're on tastespotting again! yaaaaaaaaaaay!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks! I am so doing this! I will give you credit, I promise. :)ReplyDelete
@Pia: Yay! It's always so exciting when a picture of mine makes it!ReplyDelete
@Rachel: I hope your friends and family enjoy it :)
Love this post! I'm obsessed with chai too, how can anyone NOT be?!ReplyDelete
@Amrita: I totally agree with you! It's soooo good!ReplyDelete
I'm a little intimidated by your spices. :) But it;s worth a try for delicious homemade chai!ReplyDelete
Fantastic post on chai, Tanvi! Love how you took the time to explain it so well. Sharing this!ReplyDelete
@Lindsay: Don't be intimidated! I promise the spices aren't as scary as they sound. And you'll have a delicious treat at the end. What could be better? :)ReplyDelete
@Divya: Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked the explanations.
So it's essay time at school and I miss miss miss my little DOGGY BAG of your dad's chai masala! Also, I think this spouted pot you're using is a BRILLIANT plan seeing as most of my chai wound up on my kitchen counter when I tried to pour it out of a regular pot!ReplyDelete
hey tanvi , i have to agree that this is an authentic indian chai ... to such an extent that even the pot u r using is same we use in india .Love the way you have explained . we should sip a chai together soon dearie .ReplyDelete
found this through a Pinterest pin, and have made a huge batch to give to my daughter's teachers for the holidays. Thank you so much for sharing a wonderful recipe without using evaporated or dry milk, lol! just made my first cup - can't wait!ReplyDelete
I've noticed that some recipes call for star anise - do you have any thoughts on how that would change the flavor? I love how spicy this is - a great wake up tea! Thanks!ReplyDeleteReplies
I imagine that star anise would be quite delicious and give the tea a nice depth of flavor. In my part of India, we don't use star anise quite as much in our cooking, so that's likely why it never entered our tea repertoire.Delete
ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! Best recipe for chai yet that I've found. Thanks for posting!ReplyDelete
@mop: Yes! Dad's doggy bags of chai are the best! And the spouted pan is completely key.ReplyDelete
@Roopa: We should def get chai together soon!
@Dona: So glad you found it Dona. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
@Jill: Yay! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Will try the chai masala sometimem..:)ReplyDelete
They're tremendous travelers. They've been known to disperse over 500 miles.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousDecember 18, 2012 at 11:51 AM
thanks! will try this soon!ReplyDelete
Hello! I've smoked for 20 yrs. Last month I came across Old Boston Masala Chai Tea by wellbeing... let's just say it's been good for my well-being. Decreased my nicotine consumption by 2/3. However, since I can't find it in stores, I'm making your recipe, w/ honey, no milk & adding basil. I'll be making this everyday. Thank you. I needed something simple and your recipe was the simplest.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 19, 2013 at 11:55 AM
Since my supplier of loose leaf chai mix stopped selling it, I was forced to look for alternatives. Found yours and tried it and it is wonderful, best chai I have had, not that I am any expert. Not going back to the old ways, the little extra effort is worth all the flavor. I will also be paying about 20% of what I used to pay. Picked up a small gram scale on the cheap too. Thanks!ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousMarch 29, 2013 at 2:33 PM
Update: Drink it every day and enjoy every sip. Have passed the link on to other chai lovers. Thanks so much for sharing this!!Delete
It's so sad that I can't pin this. :(ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Linsey! I'm not sure why it can't be pinned. I'll try to work on it and make it 'pin-able'. Sorry!Delete
Hey a quick question are you a "NAGAR"...coz only we and only we have this last name..a little inquisitive on that..:)I came across your blog searching for a tea masala recipe..thanks will surely give it a try.ReplyDelete
why do some receipes have star anise?ReplyDeleteReplies
There are a lot of regional variations on chai. Star anise is not a spice we typically use in my part of India. In parts of India where star anise is used, it often ends up in the chai.Delete
UPDATE: Thank you to those of you who pointed out that the images couldn't be pinned. I think they should be pinnable now!ReplyDelete
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I absolutely love your blog! My best friend is from India and I'm quite taken with her cuisine but have not mastered her recipes yet. I just stumbled upon your blog and very much look forward to making your Indian recipes. Looking forward to many more to come! If the whole medicine thing doesn't work out you could always work on a cookbook! ;)ReplyDeleteReplies
thanks for the encouragement and kind words!Delete
I've just returned from India where I became hooked on Masala Chai. I read your recipe, headed to Tesco's, bought the ingredients and had a go at making it myself. Result! It's great, thanks very much for a delicious recipe.ReplyDeleteReplies
So glad you enjoy it!Delete
That was very nice, just made some chai massala to your recipe - and made a mug of tea as suggested - I just used cheap tea we use here in the UK. It reminded me of the spicy flavours we associate with Christmas spices in Christmas cake. The result was absolutely fantastic. I saved the extra chai massala powder in a jar for the next time. Luckily I had all the spices in my food cupboard as I'm already a huge fan of Indian cuisine. Thank you for this recipe.ReplyDeleteReplies
Glad you're enjoying it!Delete
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This is such an awesome recipe! Thanks so much for sharing. I have looked at sooo many difference chai recipes, and have tried to figure out why mine doesn't taste like the ones at my favorite Indian restaurants. Now I know why -- it is because of the black pepper. So many of the recipes on the web do not include black pepper in the ingredients list and this flavor was what was missing. Thanks again!ReplyDelete
Hi Tanvi..happy to have stumbled up on your blog. Though I've been cooking for years now, I still don't know how to make a decent cup of tea..so thank u so much for this!! Pls do chk out my blog wen u get a chance..hopefully, u will like it. I am now ure 53rd follower!!ReplyDelete
I read your post and I really appreciate your experience. I will get good knowledge from there as well. Keep posting…ReplyDelete
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Your chai recipe looks absolutely wonderful- I can't wait to try it. As someone who doesn't handle her caffeine all that well, I was wondering if there is any reason why decaf tea might not work (as per your nerdy science note). I would love to hear your thoughts on the matter. Thanks!ReplyDeleteReplies
I think decaf tea would work great! You probably wouldn't be able to find the 'mamri' tea in decaf, but you could use a good darjeeling or a good orange pekoe tea in decaf. Even a good english breakfast tea could be used. If you are using whole leaf, loose leaf tea, I would recommend using a touch more tea leaves (about 1.5 tsp). If you can't find loose leaf decaf, I recommend cutting open your tea bags so the tea can fully infuse. Enjoy!Delete
Love this recipe :) i reduced the peppercorns to make it less spicy. Just wondering, should i roast the spices before i grind the,? My mum told me it lasts longer if it is pre roasted or it might spoil.ReplyDeleteReplies
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I made your recipe! It was delicious! Grinding up the ingredients sounded easy - just bung 'em in the grinder but I'd totally forgotten about sieving out the sticks and stones in the spices. That was quite some work >< Just wondering, do you remove the cardamom husks? They didn't seem to fully pulverize in my grinder and so found I had to pick them out. Btw, also blogged about this so hope you don't mind me linking to your blog for the recipe. Cheers :)Replies
I use just cardamom seeds not the husks. That'll probably make your work a bit easier.Delete
- AnonymousDecember 11, 2013 at 11:50 AM
I use the cardamons fully. Either slightly warm it (40 secs - 80% microwave power). Then grind it with the other spices. Or simply add 1 tbsp sugar while grinding the unwarmed cardamons.Delete
also note some cinnamon sticks are stubborn to be fully ground. You can use the same technique.
thank you.
Wats is the chai masala proportion for 1 cup tea....as I could not understand the proportion above...ReplyDeleteReplies
1/8-1/4t of chai masala per 1-8oz cup of tea.Delete
Would soy milk taste ok with this?ReplyDeleteReplies
Yup! Just be sure to boil the water and soy milk separate. Add the spices to the soy milk and the tea leaves to the water. The tea leaves don't really steep that well in soy milk mixed with water for some reason.Delete
Thank you for this, now it all makes sense! I'll spare myself the embarrassment of telling you how I've been trying to make chai...ReplyDelete
Looks interesting, will give this one a try soon.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 16, 2013 at 7:18 PM
This sounds like a delicious recipe. I was just wondering if there was any way I could make this into a loose leaf tea blend that I could just steep per cup in a home made tea bag? Maybe if instead of using pre ground spices I could use whole spices and just chop them coarsely?ReplyDeleteReplies
I don't see why not! It probably would be difficult to get the spice level right, but I'm sure with trial and error you'll be able to do it. You really do have to boil it on a stove top, it won't taste the same if you just steep it in hot milk and water.Delete
- AnonymousOctober 4, 2013 at 2:44 PM
I cannot thank you enough for taking the time to post this. I've been looking for a really great chai recipe and this has to be it!!! I'm lucky enough to live near an Indian grocery store so I won't have any trouble finding what I need. Thank you againReplyDelete
Sounds amazing! I can't wait to try. Also, could I just use a splash of lemon to extract the flavor of the spices? My husband has milk allergies :(ReplyDeleteReplies
If you're not going to use cow's milk I would recommend using a milk substitute. I've tried a couple and they don't work quite the same as cow's milk, but what I recommend is boiling the water and milk substitute in two separate pots. Add the tea leaves to the water and the spices to the milk substitute then mix together and strain. For some reason milk substitutes don't pick up the flavor of the tea quite as well as milk and water.Delete
Thanks so much for posting this! Great results! Thanks for the "nerdy" insight too! Changed the way I looked at cooking!ReplyDeleteReplies
Yay! Glad you enjoyed the science bit. There are some really great books to check out if you're interested in the science of cooking: Harold McGee's on Food and Cooking is incredible!Delete
Thank you for the inspiration! My spouse and I have always enjoyed masala chai at restaraunts and from specialty food stores, this was only the second time we had tried making it ourselves and it came out lovely. We were fortunate enough to have cinnamon sticks, whole cloves, whole nutmeg, etc. on hand so the process of grinding everything was half the fun. Wound up drying some fresh grated ginger in the toaster oven and adding a bit of star anise, but otherwise was following recipe. Would have never had this wonderful experience without finding your site. Namaste.ReplyDeleteReplies
so pleased that you enjoyed the recipe! I love adding fresh ginger! And star anise certainly does add some pleasing flavors as well.Delete
Thank you Tanvi for sharing Chai Masala with us. I'm the "chai master" in my home. Daily I will have at least 4 - 6 cups. My recipe is almost same as yours just varying with what I have in spices. Sometimes I buy the ready mixed "Chai Masala" powder. I also add a pinch or two of Oregano leaves at the end which gives the chai a unique aroma.ReplyDeleteReplies
Ooh! Oregano leaves! I've never tried that before. I'll have to try it!Delete
I adore you for keeping such a wonderful blog and amazing passion towards food.I'm a food lover and enjoy even trying various eating styles. I've developed a great passion for tea, But isn't tea drunk for a purpose of enjoying its flavor and taste? And I suppose only a few things like cardamom can go with it and may not be a mix of all,as it can ruin the real 'tea effect' I extremely want to know about it being a one craving for the 'Best Cup of 'Tea'..You do Inspire! Love youReplyDelete
So I tried this recipe, it's my first time trying to make it myself since I got back from India, but it didn't work for me. The mixture never darkened and it came out tasting just like black tea with milk. Any suggestions? :( Maybe it's my spice...ReplyDelete
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Keep trying! Watch your water milk balance, and make sure you are using cow's milk. Try adding some more spice. Hopefully with some practice it'll be delicious!Delete
Thanks for sharing your family's recipe! Just about all of the other recipes I've seen for chai call for whole spices, I assume that's because dealing with straining the ground spices is more difficult. What do you use to strain? A jelly bag?ReplyDeleteReplies
I just use a fine mesh strainer and have not had any issues with the spices being too strong. Enjoy!Delete
Great recipe - it was so yummy, even without the nutmeg (which I did not have at home). Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
- Devi AudreyDecember 14, 2013 at 2:26 PM
Hi Tanvi!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your family's special chai recipe. I made delicious chai for the first time since returning from India 1.5 years ago. YAY! Curious: Why is it important to bring the chai to a boil twice?Replies
I think the milk does not take on the flavor as strongly if you just boil it once! It's really a personal preference. My grandpa likes his tea only boiled once and I boil mine twice or thrice! Try all versions and see which one you enjoy the most.Delete
thanks a lot dear, u just have made my day...thanks a lottt...ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for posting this. I just tried my fourth recipe for homemade chai tea, and none of them have the good strong flavor and burn that I love. Yours is more complex, so hopefully it will the "the one". Thanks again for sharing your family's recipe!ReplyDelete
I just used this chai masala to season apple chips, and it was amazing! This may be one of my new favorite snacks. This recipe is the gift that keeps giving.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the nerdy science note. I wanted to make a big batch of milk-free chai concentrate to freeze into cubes so I could drop them in smoothies. Because of your nerdy science note, I added some alcohol to the mixture during steeping and later simmered the mixture long enough so there's not a trace of alcohol flavor.ReplyDelete
Hooray for being able to customize the recipe for my needs because of your nerdy note. Thanks!
Thanks for the recipe. Just to confirm, was this made with indan/chinese cinammon, sometimes called "cassia bark" or true cinnamon? Also, do you ground the entire cardamom or do you throw out the pods? :)ReplyDelete
Can't wait to try this chai.
- AnonymousMarch 2, 2014 at 6:26 PM
Thanks for your post on chai! I have now made some individual "top secret" tweaks to your recipe to make the seriously best chai in the world, but I started with your base! Mmmmmmm.ReplyDelete
Love this recipe. It's much simpler than others I've tried. Great pics also.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 4, 2014 at 4:29 AM
Perfect! I have drunk gallons of chai all over India and Nepal. Scalding hot, sweet, and strong. Indian railways a particular favourite.ReplyDelete
Well, your recipe is the closest I have found so far! Thank you!
This is the best! I did reduce the pepper..because 1c of pepper over powerd it to me. Does it turn out the same if you boil it in just water...and add the milk after?ReplyDeleteReplies
It does not turn out the same at all. Please read the text along with the recipe--I address exactly your questions! I get my strainers in India, but you will always end up with a tiny bit of spice at the bottom. Some people love it. I always start swirling the cup when I am about 1/2 done to get it to evenly disperse!Delete
Also..where do u find a sufficient strainer?? I thought I had a fine one...but I still get spice "sand" in the bottom of cup?ReplyDelete
I know this recipe has been here for a while, but I must say this is the best chai masala I have ever tasted! And the best part is that I can make it whenever I want thanks to you! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! Next I will try the spiced chai pumpkin pie or chai cupcakes with lemongrass mint whipped cream. :^D On another note, this was my first attempt at making the masala myself. Thank you for making it so easy to understand.ReplyDelete
I'm not sure if anyone has asked this, but what do you think about Almond milk with this recipe?ReplyDeleteReplies
I think it would be good! Just boil the water and milk separately with the tea leaves in the water and the spices in the almond milk. That's the only way I've found that it works best. Enjoy!Delete
Thank you so much for this recipe! Best chai I've ever had. :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 30, 2014 at 3:43 AM
Good recipe but it's much much better made with fresh ginger.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 21, 2014 at 10:05 PM
Excellent. I've had chai a lot, but never made it myself. Recipe turned out fantastic.ReplyDelete
I feel satisfied after finding this one.ReplyDelete
Delicious! Now I don't have to keep going to coffee shops that load it with syrup in order to get my favorite Fall beverage. I have a question though: I tweaked it a little to make it richer by replacing some of the milk with heavy cream, and I added a little butter in it at the end. But now it doesn't taste as spicy. Could the butter or cream have toned down the spices? I like it spicy!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Jane! So glad you are enjoying the chai! I would recommend gradually increasing the amount of the masala blend if you are using a fattier milk product. You might even need to double or triple it! Enjoy!Delete
- AnonymousOctober 17, 2014 at 5:10 AM
Hi thank you for this. I used to buy Chai tea bags until they stopped selling them in the supermarket. I had bought the spices but needed some clue how much of each I should use. This has been very helpful. Hopefully I can settle my IBS back down with the nice warming spices.ReplyDelete
WOW! That's a great Chai recipe. THANK YOU! Where I live it's very hard to obtain many ingredients. Fortunately, we had everything we needed except the tea. Found a Chinese Black that seems to work well but need to use more of it. Also found that we prefer a bit more Cardamom and Clove powders. I guess we all have the right to our own ridiculous opinions. 8^) The biscuits you show are NA in our area. But, we did find that the Walker's Shortbreads are certainly compatible. Thank you for sharing your family's recipe. It is now our GO TO for Masala Chai.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 7, 2014 at 6:41 PM
I found this recipe quite by accident and so happy I did. I put together all the spices including a quick run/shop to Chgo's large Indian District for more peppercorns.ReplyDelete
Years ago, I lived in India this recipe reminds me so much of what I drank everyday. Thank you so much.
I loved this recipe, but the gram to cup conversions are off. For example, 125 gm ground gingerReplyDelete
is much more than 3/4 cup. I used the gram conversions.
might help getting the correct weight to volume conversions.