Drink + Indian recipes (11)

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Badam (Almond) Sherbet

Recipe by: Bahu

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A traditional Indian drink/dessert. Surprisingly refreshing but rich, this has a memorable taste. It can be served warm in winter, or over ice in summer.

Chai Latte

Recipe by: Lisa

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This is a cheat's chai tea - rather than making the tea and spice blend yourself, use your favourite brand of tea and then embellish it a little.

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Cumin lassi

Recipe by: Bahu

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A wonderful savoury lassi to accompany your favourite curry.

Mango Mint Lassi

Recipe by: Jonathan Reeves

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It's a great take on the famous Mango Lassi that you tend to see at various Indian restaurants because it takes the flavour to a higher and much more complex level.

Masala Chai

Recipe by: JP001

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Enjoy this warming and aromatic traditional Indian tea anytime.

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Masala tea

Recipe by: Bahu

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Deliciously fragrant, sweet and tasty Indian chai.

Mint lassi

Recipe by: Brenda Houghton

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Cooling lassis are traditionally served with fiery Indian curries.

Restaurant style mango lassi

Recipe by: JBravo

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A lot of recipes tell you to use fresh mangoes. THIS is the mistake! I've been doing it that way for years and it is very difficult to get around the chalkiness of the mangoes. By going to the pulp, it is a no brainer!

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Salty Cumin Lassi

Recipe by: Sunaina

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A refreshing Indian yoghurt drink.

Savoury Lassi

Recipe by: Mrs Paul

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Wonderful accompaniment for a spicy Indian or even Mexican meal. Helps digestion as well.

Slow Cooker Chai

Recipe by: SENECA_S

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Easy version of chai tea, using whole spices and condensed sweetened milk. To vary the flavour, try adding a bit of star anise, fennel, allspice, vanilla bean or nutmeg. For a sweeter tea, stir in a bit of brown sugar.