Try out this ‘cookie butter recipe’ with a twist!

One can use any biscuit of their choice to make this easy homemade cookie butter

Try out this easy chai cookie butter recipe (Source: Saloni Kukreja/ Instagram)

A dash of creamy cookie butter on your sandwich will make it taste like heaven. One can pair it up with a plethora of food items. But why buy it from the market when you can make this super easy ‘cookie butter’ at home with a twist? Try out this ‘Chai Cookie Butter’ recipe by Saloni Kukreja.

“I’ve used Parle-G biscuits but you can use any biscuits you’d like, you can use chai or regular milk and water. Here’s how you can make this at home,” she captioned the post.

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Ingredients

*100g Parle-G biscuits

*Half cup water

*Half cup milk (any milk of your choice)

*One tablespoon sugar

*One tablespoon chai masala

*One tablespoon chai

*Two tablespoons of salted butter or coconut oil (will impart a coconutty flavor)

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*Two tablespoons oil (add more oil for a runnier consistency)

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Recipe

* Start by making the chai, add the milk, water, sugar, chai, and chai masala, boil, and strain.
* Heat the chai in a pot.
* Add the Parle-G biscuits and cook on low flame until the mixture forms a thick paste.
* Transfer the mixture to a blender.
* Add the oil and butter and blend until you get a smooth consistency.
* Store in a container, cover with plastic wrap, and enjoy.

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