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How to Make Pumpkin Tea Masala Milk | Diana Stobo
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Hey and welcome to the daily juice, I am going to make a pumpkin tea masala milk today. I came up with this idea because when I was in India they would serve the hot chai on the beach and so I went and bought some of their chai masala back and have been blending it into different ingredients. I have been soaking these pumpkin seeds in water for about three hours. I rinsed and drained them, we are going to put it in the vitamix and add our water. This could be our basic pumpkin milk for there but we are going to add, chai masala tea, any of your favorites will do and some agave nectar to sweeten it. Then we are going to blend that up until it becomes a milk.

Ok so everything is blended and creamy. I’m going to add a little special ingredient, this is melted coconut oil and some lithesome powder. The reason I am doing this is because after this I am going to put this in the refrigerator and allow it to thicken and the coconut oil will make this milk a little creamery. Lithisome just binds all the ingredients together. Ok! Creamy milk here, so now find yourself a wide-mouthed pitcher and a nut milk bag. Lets see if this fits. Nope. So I’m going to have to hold it, lets pour our milk into it. So what we are going to do is gently squeeze the milk out of the bag leaving the chai masala inside along with any of the pumpkin seed which will make a nice smooth and creamy milk. Ok, all of the liquid is out of the bag, there we go, I’m going to put it in some jars for now to store in the refrigerator.

Presented by Dr Jovyn Ng
Postdoc, Plant&Food Research, New Zealand

ABSTRACT
Dr Jovyn Ng currently works on a New Zealand potato breeding programme, screening for low glycaemic index (GI) potatoes. Unlike the ‘Carisma’ potato variety in Australia, there is currently no potato marketed as low GI in New Zealand, despite Plant & Food Research having an extensive potato germplasm collection. Her study investigates cell wall and starch properties that could be associated with low GI potatoes. Identification of biomarkers related to lowering GI can be used in the development of future marker-assisted breeding programmes for low GI potatoes. This is seen as a way of increasing the nutritional and crop value of such a widely consumed carbohydrate.