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This Golden Milk recipe is made with a turmeric paste and has hints of vanilla, cinnamon, ginger, black pepper, and cardamon. Enjoy this warm spiced golden milk every day for a healthy morning drink. This Golden Milk recipe makes a small jar of turmeric paste, which you can quickly whisk into your daily cup of spiced Golden Milk.

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This spiced Golden Milk recipe has been a fall favorite since it is so warming and comforting. On days that I don't start my day with a cup of coffee, or when I finish my cup of coffee and I'm still cravinga warm drink, I whisk upamug of spiced Golden Milk.

This Vegan Golden Milk Recipe is easy to make

You can make this Golden Milk recipe at home easily. Manyrecipes for Golden Milk make one cup at a time, and the recipes generally follow the samesimple steps: heatmilk (or a milk alternative) on the stove, whisk in turmeric and any other desired spices, and simmer for a short period of time.

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This Golden Milk recipe is a bit different and is based on first makinga turmeric paste. The turmeric paste is then whisked into warmed almond milk (or any other milk of your choice). While it's a two-step process, you can make the turmeric paste ahead of time, save it in the refrigerator, and use it to make multiple mugs of Golden Milk in the coming days.

Make a small jar of turmeric paste so you can whisk up golden milk quickly and easily anytime

The extra benefit of making turmeric paste is that you can use it in other recipes, beyond just this Golden Milk recipe. I've added the turmeric paste to curries, soups and stews, andeven into various stir-fry dishes. There are many health benefits of turmeric, so hopefully the recipe for the turmeric paste will help you consume more turmeric.

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If you're drinking Golden Milk on a regular basis, I find that it's easier and quicker to make a turmeric paste, and usethatturmericpaste to make your daily cup of Golden Milk. That way, you don't need to pull out all the spices orwait for the Golden Milk to simmer on the stovetop every morning.

This Golden Milk recipe makes a healthy drink to have each morning

You can even skip the stovetop completely and heat up your choice of milk in the microwave before whisking in the turmeric paste. I recommend making a fresh batch of turmeric paste every week or so, but opinions differ and some people save it for a few weeks at a time.

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This spiced version of Golden Milk has hints of vanilla, cinnamon, cardamon, black pepper and ginger. To get the hints of spice, I simmeredthe various spices in water, and then used the infused water to make the turmeric paste.I hope you are able to staywarm and healthy through the cold months with this Golden Milk recipe.

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Golden Milk - Easy Turmeric Latte (V, GF)

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Serves: 12 cups (approx)

This Golden Milk recipe is made with a turmeric paste and has hints of vanilla, cinnamon, ginger, black pepper, and cardamon. Enjoy this warm spiced golden milk every day for a healthy morning drink. This Golden Milk recipe makes a small jar of turmeric paste, which you can quickly whisk into your daily cup of spiced Golden Milk.

Ingredients

Turmeric Paste

Golden Milk

  • 1 cup almond milk (any milk or milk alternative will work)
  • 1 teaspoon golden paste (more or less depending on your taste preference)
  • coconut palm sugar (as desired)
  • ground cinnamon - for topping

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Instructions

Make the turmeric paste

  • In a small saucepan, add in the water and all the spices, except the turmeric. Bring the water to a boil, then turn down the heat. Simmer, partially covered, for 15 minutes (you want the amount water to reduce to about ½ cup). Remove the spices.

  • Add in the turmeric and coconut oil, and cook, over low heat for about 5 minutes, until a paste forms. If needed, add in more water by the tablespoon.

  • Remove from heat and allow to cool. Store in an airtight jar in the refrigerator.

Make the Golden Milk

  • Heat the milk in a small saucepan or microwave, until warmed. Whisk in your desired about of turmeric paste and coconut sugar. Dust with cinnamon on top.

  • Serve warm.

Notes

I recommend making a fresh batch of turmeric paste every week or so, but opinions differ and some people save it for a few weeks at a time.

Course: Drinks

Cuisine: American

Keyword: Golden Milk

Special Diet: Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Vegan

Author: The Worktop

Cal : 11kcal

Note: Nutrition information is a rough estimate.

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Golden Milk isdelicious on its own anytime of the day, but it pairs especiallywell with vegan breakfasts like:

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  1. Andrea says

    Looks wonderful!!
    Could I use what I have on hand? Ground Ginger? Ground cardamom? Vanilla extract?
    If so, what would the amounts be?
    Thank you!

    Reply

  2. Janet says

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    Hi - can this be made with another neutral oil, or is coconut oil a must? thanks

    Reply

    • Tina Jui says

      Hi Janet - The use of coconut oil helps to increase the absorption of turmeric, so I would recommend using it. It also adds a little to the flavor of the drink. Enjoy!

      Reply

  3. Jennifer says

    Golden Milk Recipe (Vegan, GF) - Easy Turmeric Latte | The Worktop (10)
    I've never really liked warm milk... but this sounds delish with all the added spices! I will definitely be giving this a try considering it's still 40 degrees outside.

    Reply

  4. Rosemary says

    Golden Milk Recipe (Vegan, GF) - Easy Turmeric Latte | The Worktop (11)
    I love warm drinks at this time of the year and yours sounds perfect. I Can't wait to try it.

    Reply

  5. Richa says

    Golden Milk Recipe (Vegan, GF) - Easy Turmeric Latte | The Worktop (12)
    Love that this recipe uses fresh turmeric milk. We always have it available at our grocery store and I love using it.

    Reply

  6. Mary * The Goodie Godmother says

    I love using fresh turmeric in cooking, but haven't made a turmeric paste for "on demand" golden milk. This is a wonderful idea I hope to try soon!

    Reply

  7. April @ Girl Gone Gourmet says

    Lately, I've been drinking a cup of hot chocolate almost every night - really curious to give your drink a try, sounds so interesting!

    Reply

  8. Meaghan | says

    I love this! I've been looking for a creamy alternative to hot chocolate and bonus points that this keeps me healthy, too!

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FAQs

Golden Milk Recipe (Vegan, GF) - Easy Turmeric Latte | The Worktop? ›

Golden milk's ingredients, which are ginger, cinnamon, and turmeric, contain anti-inflammatory properties. Reducing inflammation can help prevent or manage conditions including: heart disease.

Is turmeric milk anti-inflammatory? ›

Golden milk's ingredients, which are ginger, cinnamon, and turmeric, contain anti-inflammatory properties. Reducing inflammation can help prevent or manage conditions including: heart disease.

Is turmeric milk the same as golden milk? ›

Golden milk, also known as haldi doodh in hindi or as turmeric milk in popular culture, is a drink with a lot of history. It has been a part of Indian culture for centuries. The drink is bright gold, stemming from yellow turmeric mixed into white milk.

How much turmeric to put in milk? ›

How to make turmeric milk? Add around 1 teaspoon turmeric powder or 1 inch of fresh ginger in a glass of milk. Boil it for 10 to 12 minutes. Once you strain it, your turmeric milk is ready for drinking.

Who should avoid turmeric milk? ›

People should avoid using turmeric supplements if they have gallstones or bile duct obstruction. Bleeding disorders: Turmeric slows blood clotting leading to an increased risk of bruising and bleeding in people with bleeding disorders. This is especially important in those who take injectable blood thinners.

When we should not drink turmeric milk? ›

It can aggravate kidney stones if people are already suffering. So, turmeric milk should be avoided for people with kidney issues. It is not an ideal drink for people with lower blood sugar levels. Since it reduces blood sugar, people with low blood sugar levels must avoid drinking it.

Who should not take turmeric? ›

Although it is safe to eat foods with turmeric, pregnant and breastfeeding women should not take turmeric supplements. Because turmeric may act like a blood thinner, you should stop taking it at least 2 weeks before surgery. Tell your doctor and surgeon that you have been taking turmeric.

Is it OK to drink turmeric milk everyday? ›

Drinking haldi milk or golden milk every day results in a smooth digestion and reduced bloating and discomfort. According to health experts, drinking this healthy potion daily helps in significantly reducing body ache and joint pain caused due to inflammation and arthritis.

What medications should not be taken with turmeric? ›

Taking turmeric supplements may put you at a higher risk of getting kidney stones. Don't take turmeric supplements if: You're taking aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil , Motrin ), or Acetaminophen (Tylenol ). Turmeric may lessen the effects of these medications.

Does turmeric stain teeth? ›

Turmeric Spice

If you enjoy Indian and exotic dishes, you may wish to limit your turmeric spice intake. The bold deep yellow pigments in this spice can turn your teeth just as yellow over time. Turmeric can also stain anything it touches, so be careful when using it.

What is the fancy name for turmeric milk? ›

The origins of the golden latte: haldi doodh

To make haldi doodh, one would often combine the turmeric and milk with other similarly strong spices as well as a sweetener, much like you would a golden latte. It's often consumed to relieve and remedy particular ailments.

What is the best time of day to drink golden milk? ›

While you can enjoy turmeric milk any time of the day, most suggest drinking it about an hour before bedtime to get the full effects of its relaxing, soothing properties.

Is it OK to add honey to turmeric milk? ›

How to consume turmeric milk? Just add a pinch of turmeric to a cup of hot milk and drink this before bedtime to boost your health. You can also add ginger, honey, black pepper (kali mirch), clove, and cinnamon to make a 'health potion' and ideally, drink it before bedtime for optimum effect.

Is it better to drink turmeric milk at night or in the morning? ›

Individuals can consume turmeric milk at any point in the day either before starting their day or before going to bed. Turmeric milk benefits at night include a better sleep cycle which may help individuals with insomnia. If you want a remedy for weight management and insomnia you can consume it at night.

How to make turmeric milk for flat tummy? ›

Turmeric milk is another option. Heat the milk for about six to seven minutes on medium flame. Pour the milk into a glass and add the turmeric powder. Stir well.

What is the best anti-inflammatory milk? ›

Coconut Milk is a great option for those who suffer from acne. It is anti-inflammatory, contains healthy fats, is gut friendly and has magnesium and potassium. Almond Milk, if unsweetened, is also a good alternative because it contains antioxidants, is anti-inflammatory and made up of healthy fats.

Is turmeric a better anti-inflammatory than ibuprofen? ›

There are various studies looking at the benefits of turmeric, including several that showed turmeric to be just as effective as ibuprofen for reducing inflammation, swelling and pain. However, more research is necessary to confirm these effects.

What inflammation does turmeric reduce? ›

Turmeric's main active component — curcumin — is what gives the spice its yellow color. Curcumin has anti-inflammatory properties, making it a potential treatment for a number of health conditions, including reduced pain and increased ease of movement in people with osteoarthritis.

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