Raw Mango Iced Tea or Aam Panna Iced Tea
When fusion is everywhere then why not in iced tea. The other day I saw raw mangoes in the supermarket and picked up two; one for Aam Panna and the other to make my favourite mango rice. I left them in the fridge as I fell ill. Today, I trudged to the kitchen and I made Aam Panna. But I felt like having cold tea and I clubbed both to get this awesome tasting Raw Mango Iced Tea or Aam Panna Iced Tea.
Aam Panna
Aam Panna is ideal to guard you against a sun-stroke. Make the puree and refrigerate it and whenever you are thirsty, add some chilled water and ice and your Aam Panna is ready. It is a very refreshing summer cooler made from boiled raw mango. Aam Panna is easy to make; Blend mango pulp along with the salt, black salt, sugar, mint leaves and cumin powder water to a smooth paste. Some people may strain the pulp through a colander but I do not like to do that. Check the recipe here- Aam Panna or Raw Mango Drink
How to make Iced Tea at home
This is how I make Iced tea at home; Heat 2 cups of water in a pan for 2 to 3 minutes until hot. Add 1 tsp tea powder or 1 tea bag and turn off the flame after 30 seconds. Cover the pan and let the tea steep into the water. Strain the tea after 2 minutes and let it cool. If you want a nice mint flavour then add a few mint leaves to the tea and keep it in the fridge for a couple of hours
Method
To make the iced tea take a glass and pour the Aam Panna first.
Then add the tea decoction and finally pile on the ice.
Garnish with a sprig of fresh mint and serve Raw Mango Iced Tea
I will keep adding other flavours so keep watching this space.
Raw Mango Iced Tea or Aam Panna Iced Tea is ready.
Other options for iced tea are Lemon Iced Tea/ Pomegranate is another option and Ripe Mango Iced Tea with other summer coolers like Aam Panna, Lemon Iced Tea Mango Mojito.Try this Aam Panna Iced Tea which is very refreshing or this Mango Mint Iced Tea
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I’m a total Aam Panna lover and Pro in making them for my family.
Wow…thats nice Arti…thanks for stopping by and do share ur recipe.
I chose raw mango too 😀 Will definitely make this refreshing drink!
Thanks for stopping by Shalini. Will check yours too.
I like Raw Mango recipes. Especially the Chutney.. Aam Panna looks like a summer savior. Can this be prepared with dried mango? If yes then we can prepare irrespective of season right?
I have not heard of Aam panna with dried mango Sanjota. The raw mango when boiled is refreshing in summer. Some things we should leave seasonal isn’t it? 🙂 Or else the novelty wears off.
This is the season for aam panna. Going to try this out for sure.
Yum! That’s a very unique combination of two of my favourite things. I love anything with mangoes. Would love to.try it.
Thank u Deepa…same here…I love mangoes and iced tea and the combo is awesome.
Yes Anupriya…make a pitcher and leave it in the fridge. it will disappear fast.
Love this tangy twist you’ve given Iced Tea! I so admire how you innovate with recipes. Raw Mango Iced Tea sounds so exotic too!
Thanks a ton, Mayuri. I had a foodie husband and then my son wanted something new every day. I had to make these little changes in everyday cooking and come up with exotic names and then he would ask me if I looked up the recipe in some magazine or from the TV. Now he is a master chef!
I love aam Panna on a hot summer day. It is rejuvenating.
Thanks, Abhijit..here I made iced tea out of aam panna.
Summers and Aam Panna are synonymous to me, I just love it 🙂
Aam Panna I so love it, and iced tea clubbed with it is cherry on top. Can feel the freshness.
Next time I make aam panaa will surely add this twist to it.
Thank u Pragun…I just keep trying new twits. Glad u liked it.
Thanks Priyanka…it is more popular in the north.
Thanks for the appreciation Pragun. Summers for me are full of iced tea, mojitos, gond katora and moringa buttermilk. Do share when u make.
Aam Panna is very good for summers. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Thanks for appreciating Trapti. It is my pleasure.
My mother used to make Aam Panna when I was a child. Thanks for reminding me about Aam Panna, I start to drink Aam Panna in this summer;)
It is natural and really good for Summer Srishti…u shud have it.
While Aam Panna is a regular feature in our kitchen, Aam Panna Iced Tea is something new and interesting. Will make it tomorrow. Thanks for this new recipe, Harjeet!
My pleasure Shilpa.Thanks for appreciating. Let me know how it turned out.
What an innovation, I am sure this fusion of aam panna and iced tea must have tasted great. I am going to try this out. Thanks for the recipe.
Thanks Neha..yes it tastes awesome…do share when u try it out 🙂
I love your innovative instincts dear and I am sure this concoction will taste heaven. Can’t wait to try my hands on it.
Thanks Roma…it tastes great…do share when u make it.
I really admire the way you experiment in creating a fusion of dishes. Aam panna is my favorite summer drink. I didn’t have any idea that it could be used with iced tea. Must try at home now. Hope you are feeling better
Thank u so much Sonia. I keep trying out stuff. I live alone and depression is a way of life now. I am feeling better thank you.
My mom recently made the panna! we love it!
Add the iced tea to it for a change 🙂
That looks so refreshingly delicious! Going to try it out, but I also want a recipe on your mango rice!
Thanks Noor…it is really delicious. Recipe for mango rice is here…..https://anecdotesofmylife.wordpress.com/2016/02/08/easy-cooking-ideas-for-singles56-mamidikaya-pulihora-or-mango-rice/
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this is so tempting post no words only dreaming to have it 🙂
Thank u for appreciating.
I just love aam panna. But never tried this combo of aam panna and iced tea. Thanks for sharing this delightful drink.
Its my pleasure Rashmi.
This sounds so exotic, will definitely try as I love aam panna and this twist is interesting. I invite you to read my R & S post too which I posted quite late.
Thanks Vartika…will surely read your post.
I am an avid Aam panna lover