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Tea leaves brewed in milk alone without water — Pakistan's strong milk tea.
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Doodh patti means 'milk and tea leaves' in Urdu: Pakistan's favorite tea, brewed in milk with almost no water. At roadside dhabas (tea stalls), it's brought to the boil again and again in the pot to make it strong, sometimes with cardamom.
Heat the milk with crushed cardamom in a pot.
When it boils, add the tea leaves and sugar.
When it's about to boil over, lower the heat, then raise it again — repeat 3 times to brew it strong.
Simmer 2 minutes on low.
Strain into cups.