Sattvic Evening Ritual

🌙 Masala Haldi Doodh (Turmeric Milk) – Ayurvedic Winter & Sleep Tonic

👉✨ A warm, spiced blend that nourishes joints, calms the mind, and supports deep rest.

👉 Crafted with turmeric, cardamom, black pepper, and ghee for enhanced healing.

Warm cup of masala haldi doodh (golden turmeric milk) with spices in a rustic setting

👉A time-tested Ayurvedic drink for winter immunity and sattvic evening routines.

🧂Ingredients (for one servings)

Below is a list of ingredients along with their respective quantities and helpful notes.

Ingredient

Qty.

Notes

A2 Cow Milk

1 cup

Preferably organic and non-homogenized

Turmeric Powder

½ tsp

Use high-curcumin Lakadong turmeric

Crushed Black Pepper

A pinch

Enhances absorption of curcumin

Cardamom Powder

⅛ tsp

Optional for taste and digestion

Cow Ghee

½ tsp

Nourishes tissues, balances Vata

Cinnamon Stick

1 small

Optional, adds warmth & sweetness

Mishri or Jaggery

As needed

Natural sweetener, avoid refined sugar

Fresh turmeric root, spices, milk, ghee, and jaggery arranged on a wooden board

🌱Instructions (Step-by-Step)

 Milk simmering in a saucepan

1) Simmer the Milk

Pour milk into a saucepan and heat on low flame.

 Turmeric, black pepper and cardamom being added to milk

2) Add the Spices & Ghee

Stir in turmeric, pepper, cardamom, and cinnamon. Add ghee and mix well.

Golden milk infusing gently

3) Let It Infuse

Simmer for 3–5 minutes without boiling vigorously, allowing flavors to meld.

Straining golden milk into mug

4) Sweeten & Strain

Turn off heat. Add mishri or jaggery. Strain before serving.

Why Choose Masala Haldi Doodh (Turmeric Milk) Recipe?

  • 💪 Strengthens joints and bones
  • 🧘 Helps calm Vata dosha & supports meditation
  • 🌿 Boosts immunity in winter months
  • 😴 Promotes deep, sattvic sleep
  • 🔥 Improves digestion and gut health
  • 🧠 Enhances memory and mental clarity

💡 Tips for Best Results

  • Always use fresh, high-curcumin turmeric
  • Avoid boiling the milk aggressively — keep it sattvic
  • Sip slowly, ideally 30 mins before sleep
  • Pair with light sattvic dinners (like moong dal soup)
  • Don’t skip black pepper for bioavailability
  • Use A2 cow milk or plant-based milk for vegan option
  • Sweeten naturally; avoid refined sugar

🥗Nutrition Highlights (Per Serving)

Nutrient

Approx. Value

Calories

~125 kcal

Natural Sugars

4–6g

Calcium

150mg

Protein

3g

Healthy Fat

7g

Curcumin Content

~150mg

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❓FAQs – Masala Haldi Doodh

Yes! Use almond or coconut milk and replace ghee with coconut oil.

Yes, especially beneficial during winter. Limit to 1 cup/day.

Yes — just reduce spices and skip black pepper for very young children.

Yes, when consumed warm before bedtime, it calms the mind and body.

Best fresh, but can be refrigerated and gently reheated without boiling.

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