Here is the recipe.
Ingredients to make around 3 cups of inji juice(I gues one person can have around 1/4 cup of juice on single serve. I have 1/2 cup. :-))
Fresh Ginger: 50gms(skin removed, washed and cut into medium sized pieces) Coriander seeds: 1 tbsp Jeera/Cumin seeds: 1 tsp Jaggery: 3/4th cup(or less broken into piece) Juice of one medium sized lemon Water: around 3 cups
ProcedureNote: This juice can be given to childern too(5 years and above). If giving only for adults, water and jaggery quantities can be decreased to get stronger juice/kashaayam. It can be refrigerated upto a day.
1. Soak coriander seeds and cumin seeds in water in a small bowl for half an hour.(add around 1/4 cup water or till the seeds are immersed) 2. After half an hour, drain water(don't throw the water) and grind the soaked seeds along with ginger in a mixer. 3. If needed add more water(drained water can be used for this) and grind until ginger and the seeds are ground well. 4. Strain the juice in a bowl. 5. Add more water(from the measured 3 cups) to the pup that remains in the strainer and strain again. 6. Do the same a couple of times more till the juice is completely removed from the pulp. 7. Add the rest of water(if you want it a bit strong reduce the water to 2 1/2 cups) 8. Add jaggery. After few minutes once the jaggery is dissolved completely, add lemon juice and stir once or twice and serve.
This is my entry to Sadhana and Muskaan's Home Remedies event.

Inji kashayam and pudin hara are the only two that work like magic when you have an indigestion. Excellent one Priya.
ReplyDeleteLoved the recipe Priya. I have been looking for a good one for cough as well. I think this might help because of ginger and lemon?
ReplyDeleteNice recipe!
ReplyDeleteGood recipe Priya, Ginger is Amma`s remedy for cold, indigestion, headache and many other ailments.
ReplyDeleteI loved the recipe,Ingredients are very simple...Healthy and Tasty drink....
ReplyDeletethanx for sharing ,will giv a try...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this dear:)
ReplyDeletesuch a healthy drink! simple n wonderful remedy! thanks alot for sharing this recipe.
ReplyDeleteRenuka
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Inji kashayamm is so good for health...i make them once in a while, when I get sick. THanks for the recipe...picture is beautiful
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic, thanks for participating in the event.
ReplyDeleteHealthy recipe! perfect for the event.
ReplyDeleteGinger juice sounds very healthy!
ReplyDeleteThank u for sharing....love the flavour provided by the ingredients...nice presentation....
ReplyDeleteI somehow want to make my kid drink this one,so much medicinal values!
ReplyDeletePriya,
ReplyDeleteWe are going to post the round up for home remedies tomorrow, please do email the entry details with a photo.