My mom used to prepare this sukku & dhaniya medicinal decoction or coffee twice a week whenever she feels like having, she used to give us a cup of this flavourful coffee by insisting us which was quite like a poison for us when we were kids, but now i can understand why she insisted us to take this fantastic home remedy coffee which contains beautiful spices...This sukku coffee mainly goes for dry ginger, dhaniya(coriander seeds) and black peppers which are grounded as coarse powder and boiled with palm sugar to get this coffee, needless to say that all these spices are quite healthier and have many medical values which help us to overcome unsupportable chilled weather..This coffee helps a lot for digestion,cough,mild fever, nasal congestions,vomitting sensation in empty stomach when we woke up earlier..Now whenever one of us were down with fever or cold, i used to prepare this decoction immediately..Its quite a routine at our home and sometimes we can turned out this coffee as kashyam by using holy basil leaves (thulasi) which is quite available in India as herbal thulasi coffee..I cant leave India without a small bag of sukku, chittirathai and many other medical valuable spices as they are really very rare and quite expensive in Indian groceries..
Method 1:
1/2cup Sukku (dry ginger)
1/4cup Black peppercorns
1cup Coriander seeds
Palm sugar as per need
Grind as coarse powder all these spices and store them in air tightened box...Heat a cup of water , add the teaspoon of this spice powder and palm sugar as per ur need,bring them to boil..strain the coffee and enjoy immediately..
Method 2:
1no Sukku (small piece)
1tsp Coriander seeds
4nos Peppercorns
1tsp Palm sugar
Grind coarsely the dry ginger(sukku),coriander seeds and pepper corns, add immediately to enough water and bring them to boil, strain the coffee and add the palm sugar as per need..
Enjoy hot!!!
sukku coffee-yaa??? besh besh :):)
ReplyDeletenice coffee you've posted at the right time ( my daughter is sick) but I don't have the sukku :)
nice useful recipe!!
healthy and refreshing drink
ReplyDeleteMedicinal Coffee! Woo! Comforting!
ReplyDeletei love chukku coffee..nice entry for the event..
ReplyDeleteNice coffee,very flavourful and good for health...
ReplyDeletethats a nice entry..me too have this in my draft...this is very famous in coutralam.......
ReplyDelete@Akal if u dont have sukku, u can try out the same with fresh ginger pieces..
ReplyDelete@SHama, yea even i enjoyed having this coffee at Thirumuruthi Falls after having a quick shower in falls..
My mom used to do the same too.
ReplyDeleteWe only get ginger powder, not the dry dinger pieces.
I have been having cough and colf for the last days, this would be a wonderful drink to have now.
thnks 4 the recipe
ReplyDeleteyummy..will try tthis sometime..
ReplyDeleteNice entry for the event.
ReplyDeleteHealthy and refreshing drink..
ReplyDeleteThis is such Healthy drink Priya,I will surely try this and will let u know...
ReplyDeletePriya that's a wonderful entry. Thanks for sending it to the event.
ReplyDeleteNever tasted the Dhania coffee, interesting.
ReplyDeleteA great hot beverage for the climate ma..do there other ingredients too Priya??
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me Priya. I usually use ginger in tea. But this one is definitely healthy! I will surely try this sometime..
ReplyDeleteGinger coffee sounds so gr8 priya,i always put ginger in my tea,will try ur version..
ReplyDeletethis is soothing...a must when u have cough and flu!
ReplyDeletei luv this especially with palm jaggery :-)
ReplyDeleteThats wonderful post... good for cold. Nice refreshing drink too.
ReplyDeleteInteresting remedy,not one I have tried before.
ReplyDeletePerfect for the event.I prepare this only when I have cold or fever. My kids will not drink nor even taste it.
ReplyDeletegreat priya...i too prepare this, but adding dhaniya is new to me..will try this soon!
ReplyDeleteHey
ReplyDeletenice coffee...perfact for this weather...
ginger and dhaniya in a coffee, never thought of that before.. great idea
ReplyDeletewow. this is gr8 :) wonderful for this weather..
ReplyDeletePriya,this is new to me..But Sukku has so many medicinal benefits..Thanks for sharing this recipe. I'm not much of a coffee person, but I'm sure I can make Sukku and Dhaniya Tea..right. LOve ur Click..
ReplyDeleteSukku Coffee is new to me and this seems a very comforting drink during cough and cold. we make almost similar a drink called kada. the picture is lovely too.
ReplyDeleteSukku cofeee is the Best with pannam vellam! Great entry!
ReplyDeletePerfect time to post this...Great entry for the event Priya :-)
ReplyDeletegreat recipe..very useful
ReplyDeletePriya, have tagged you. kindly look up and do the needful.
ReplyDeletehttp://lata-raja.blogspot.com/2010/01/by-book-and-karuvepillai-kuzhambu.html
Interesting combination - I make a similar concoction with fresh ginger when I've got my man-flu, it usually helps =)
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my fav coffee... looks abslty tempting priya..:)
ReplyDeletei have one waiting in my draft folder.:)
Sukku in coffee, how interesting ! I am definitely going to pass this tip on to some of my coffee drinking family members :-)
ReplyDeletenice healthy drink, i make another version more often at home.your version looks good
ReplyDeletehealthy and flavorful coffee.
ReplyDeleteMakes me have some hot tea now!!
ReplyDeletePriya, I am sure this has loads of health beenfits and a gud source for home remedy..y dont us end it for sadhana muskaans event?
ReplyDeleteThanks friends..
ReplyDelete@Munch, i did already dear, thanks a lot...
nice post,I wonder how u make perfect entries for all events.Keep going.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your mom's recipe Priya...for me this is the best flu buster :)
ReplyDeleteNice!Comforting Priya!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Priya. Both my husband & I are suffering from sore throat & flu right now. I just happened to come upon this post when I was looking for a remedy. Needless to say, we are both now enjoying a refreshing cup of sukku coffee and I think I am finally getting my voice back :)
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