Ajwain Water | Ajwain Tea (Carom seeds)

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Ajwain water or Ajwain tea is a herbal drink that helps in cough and cold, relieves acidity along with flatulence and is also known to promote weight loss.

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What is Ajwain

Carom seeds (or ajwain) is a common Indian spice. They are the seeds of the Ajwain herb. A simple water or a herbal drink prepared using boiling ajwain seeds in water helps in cough and cold, relieves acidity along with flatulence and is also known to promote weight loss.

Ajwain is very commonly used in many dishes across Indian cuisine and helps in enhancing the flavour. It has many healing and medicinal properties and is best known to cure digestive problems, constipation, cold and cough in kids as well as adults. Many times it is also eaten raw. It has a pungent and spicy taste but is incredibly nutritious. 

Ajwain water – Benefits

I remember taking this ajwain water daily after my childbirth. It helps in cleaning your system as well as reducing menstrual pain. If you are suffering from acidity or indigestion it is best to consume half a teaspoon of this Ajwain seeds.

Ajwain water for cough and cold

I generally make this now when we are suffering from cough and cold. I simply boil the seeds in water, let it cool and consume about 5 – 10 ml, 2-3 times a day for kids and a bit more for adults.

Yes I know it is difficult to give this to kids, and I generally use a syringe and give it as medicine. I did start this my kids only after the age of 2 and in very little quantity of just 5 ml twice a day.

It is said that consumption of this water helps in weight loss too. I did come to know about this only while I was searching if such a recipe exist. And most of them claim too. I have yet to try this.

Age old Remedy and Disclaimer

This ajwain water is an age-old remedy and followed in my house for ages. But I am no doctor and this are my kitchen experiments or practices followed at my place as home remedies. It is up to you to follow or not. I have mentioned in my disclaimer but mentioning here again, that I am not liable for any side effects of using any recipe if at all it happens. Neither CookWithRenu, nor the writers, contributors, and other representatives will be liable for loss, injury or damage of any kind whatsoever, howsoever caused, arising out of or in connection with the use of or reliance on any content on this website.

The Theme

I am sharing this today with our FoodieMonday Blog hop group where the #226 theme is Grandma Remedies. Narmada from Nams Corner suggested sharing some age-old Grandma Remedies. I wanted to share my kadha, but decided to share this simple Ajwain Water Recipe. Before I continue further, hop on to Narmada’s blog for some yummy and delicious recipes.

Few similar recipes or recipes which may help to boost immunity on my blog:

• Masala Gud | Spicy Jaggery Bites
• Vellulli Karam podi (Spicy Garlic & Red Chilly Powder)
• Instant Thakkali Rasam | Instant Tomato Rasam
• Atte aur Gond ke Ladoo | Edible Gum Whole Wheat Truffles
• Ginger, Beetroot and Celery Juice
• Kadha (Spiced Herbal Drink)

So here goes the recipe for Ajwain Water | Ajwain Tea (Carom Seeds) :

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