#makkhan

[morningkitchen]

brown butter lemon and blueberry pancakes 🍋🫐 lightly stewed blueberries, homemade white butter (makkhan), thyme and maple syrup

[zeherili-ankhein]

HELP DURGA IS SUCH A PROTECTIVE HIMBO

Bro really said "Makkhan lagana bandh kijiye aur boliye asli masla kya hae 🗿."

@hydestudixs should see this too XD

AWWWWW SHE'S SO POOKIEEE

Atleast she's ready to delete whoever was hurting Brahman ji 🗿

Mommabear right there y'all 🗿

@randomx123 should see this too ig

[ishuess]

Ishan in that one remarkable knock against Pak.

'Jangal mein aaj mangal karungi,

bhookhe sheron se khelungi main.

Makkhan jaisi hatheli pe,

jalte angaar lelungi main.'

Nazar na lage ladke ko 🧿🧿🧿🧿

[ghumakkad-shastra]

Bár még nem hagytam el a várost, máris eredményt hirdetek: a területi bajnokság győztese a minden nyelven teljesen értelmetlen nevű Kake Da Hotel büfé vajas csirkéje (butter chickenje, murgh makkhanija). Gratulálok! 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳💪💪💪

Ízhatás: 5/5

Külön öröm számomra, hogy éppen ezt a Delhiben, az ötvenes években (állítólag véletlenül) feltalált ételt díjazhatom. A Moti Mahal étterem akkoriban igen termékeny volt: a butter chicken sikere után feltalálták annak vega párját, a dal makkhanit is (mindkettő alapja a tejszín helyett zsíros joghurtból köpült "vaj", a makkhan). Ezen kívül sokat tettek a korábban is létező, de a Pandzsábon kívül ismeretlen számos étel (bármi, ami tandoorival kezdődik) modernizálásáért és népszerűsítéséért is. Ezeket ismerik mára a világ nagy részén úgy, hogy "indiai konyha". Én mondjuk elolvastam a Moti Mahal friss értékeléseit is, és ez után inkább Kake Da Hotelbe mentem, ami nagyszerű döntés volt.

Hangulat: 5/5

A képek önmagukért beszélnek.

Árértékarány: 5/5

375 rúpia a város legjobb kajájáért, a Connaught Place-en - gondolom, nincs több kérdés.

[eugenephosgene]

Mori pyaari maiya makkhan bana rahi hai 🥹💗

[mera-mann-kehne-laga]

You people are saviours fr saara doubt clear kar dala ab mera ex 3.3 makkhan maafik ho rha hai looove y'all <<<<<33333

[vellhighbandi]

Hum to apni dilruba ke sapne dekh rhe the, hichkiya aapko aarhi ise main ishara samjhu?

Can whoever is thinking about me please stop?? I've been hiccuping for five minutes now and it's not fun

[hinsaa-paramo-dharma]

🐌

My most favourite meal is "makkhan bhaat"

[fithumarabharat1]

Indian Tasty Recipes For The Winter To Keep You Warm

Individuals of a more mature age in an Indian family relied heavily on the power of traditional spices, flavors, or kitchen fixings as a customary arrangement of medication. These cures are convenient solutions, yet they are regular and have gone the distance with science. We never truly have the opportunity to think about the occasional movements and the produce that nature profits from at that specific time. Healthy Indian recipes utilize these customary spices, flavors, neighborhood vegetation, and so forth, to fortify our body's invulnerable reaction and system.

There are fixings that help you prep for an occasional shift—fixings that immediately fix heartburn, a runny nose, hurting feet, and, surprisingly, an undesirable pimple! These recipes remember the fixings or mixes for which they are made to deal with everything under the sun. If you want to fight illnesses the right way or avoid them altogether, this is your guide to a happy and healthy winter. Discover a portion of our customary, healthy recipes below to warm you up this winter.

Sarso ka saag

Sarso ka saag is a popular north Indian delicacy produced using a mix of green, verdant veggies. Customarily, it utilizes spinach, mustard, and bathua leaves, which leave a slight harshness in your mouth. However, this blend is a fantastic source of anti-oxidants that build your resistance, are calming, and keep you safe from lung issues. When matched with a makke ki roti, this transforms into a flavorful dinner.

Bajra khichidi with home-made makkhan

The name "khichidi" makes us go all warm and fluffy inside. This smooth Rajasthani bajra khichidi with home-made makkhan is a winter favorite in numerous families. Bajra, widely regarded as the best millet on the planet, is an incredible combination of insoluble fiber, essential amino acids, minerals, and a high-energy, low-glycemic-index food. When matched with a rich spread, this recipe gives you supplements and builds your digestion and internal heat level.

Handwa

Handwa is a Gujarati dish that is extremely flexible in the utilization of its fixings. since it utilizes a mixture of blended dals, rice, a few veggies, and a liberal tadka of mustard seeds, sesame seeds, hing (asafoetida), and curry leaves. This is steamed and served, so it makes for an entirely warm and cushy supper. As a result of utilizing this plethora of fixings, we stock up on protein and carbs in an extraordinary proportion with the decency of veggies, and the tadka handles our processing, nutrients, and minerals.

Gur ka paratha

It has been a winter custom in my home to complete our feast with a piece of gur roti. This regular sugar, arranged differently in the winter, is plentiful in nutrients and minerals. As a result, it promotes invulnerability, regulates internal heat, prevents colds and flu, and prevents weakness. Furthermore, it is a joy to complete your dinner with this.

Kaadha

Each family has its own recipe for a "kaadha." In any case, it is basically a blend of turmeric powder, ajwain, and dark peppercorns with a hint of honey. This invention combats cold and flu. It has mitigating properties that assuage sore throats and lift susceptibility. Instead of popping pills, try this kaadha the next time you need to get rid of a cold. Attempt these healthy and sound recipes this winter to guarantee a solid body and blissful taste buds!

For More Info:-

Indian Winter Recipes

[morningkitchen]

brown butter lemon and blueberry pancakes 🍋🫐 lightly stewed blueberries, homemade white butter (makkhan), thyme and maple syrup

[desigheeblog]

What Are the Best A2 Desi Ghee Sourcing Methods?

When we consider sourcing the best A2 desi ghee, we must think about the practices that not only ensure quality but also respect tradition. By focusing on indigenous desi cows and utilizing methods like Bilona, we can preserve the unique nutrients in the ghee. However, sourcing from ethical, small-scale farms is just as essential for sustainability and animal welfare. So, what specific practices should we prioritize to guarantee that we’re getting the most authentic and healthful A2 ghee possible? Let’s explore this together and uncover some insightful approaches.

Traditional Sourcing Practices

In our quest for the finest A2 desi ghee, we prioritize traditional sourcing practices that guarantee quality and authenticity. We focus on sourcing milk from indigenous cow breeds, particularly the desi cows, known for producing rich A2 milk. This commitment allows us to create ghee that not only enhances the flavor of our dishes but also supports local agriculture and heritage preservation.

Utilizing the age-old Bilona method, we ensure that our ghee retains vital nutrients. The process involves boiling the milk, fermenting it into curd, and hand-churning it to separate the curd from buttermilk, resulting in pure ghee that’s free from additives.

We source our milk from small-scale, ethical farms that prioritize sustainable grazing practices and animal welfare. This approach not only promotes the health of our cows, treated with ayurvedic remedies, but also guarantees the highest standards of hygiene.

Through rigorous quality assurance measures and lab tests, we verify the authenticity of our ghee. With daily farm-to-doorstep delivery, we ensure that every jar of our A2 desi ghee is fresh, pure, and ready to enrich your meals.

Importance of A2 Breeds

Understanding the significance of A2 breeds helps us appreciate the quality of A2 desi ghee we create. A2 milk, which comes primarily from Indian Desi cows, is notably different from A1 milk produced by foreign breeds. The key distinction lies in the amino acid variation in the beta-casein protein—A1 milk contains Histidine, while A2 milk contains Proline. This difference not only enhances the milk’s nutritional profile but also contributes to better digestive health and fewer allergies.

As we witness a growing consumer trend towards health-conscious dairy choices, the demand for A2 milk is surging globally. Research indicates that A1 milk is linked to various health issues, including metabolic diseases and digestive discomfort, making A2 milk a healthier alternative.

By sourcing our ghee from indigenous A2 breeds, we ensure that our product isn’t only richer in nutrients but also promotes animal welfare and sustainable farming practices.

In supporting A2 breeds, we contribute to the preservation of heritage cattle and local agriculture. This commitment to quality and sustainability ultimately reflects in the A2 desi ghee we produce, enriching our health and culinary traditions.

The Bilona Method Explained

For generations, the Bilona method has been revered as a traditional process for making A2 desi ghee, showcasing the art of dairy craftsmanship. This method emphasizes quality and health benefits over speed, ensuring that we preserve the nutritional value of the ghee.

The process begins with sourcing A2 desi Cow milk, which we boil for safety. Once cooled, we add curd and allow it to ferment overnight. After fermentation, we churn the curd using a wooden churner, known as Bilona, to separate the butter from the buttermilk.

Once the buttermilk is removed, what we’ve left is the floating makkhan. Finally, we gently melt the makkhan over firewood, transforming it into the aromatic A2 ghee we cherish.

This slow and deliberate approach not only enhances the flavor but also retains essential vitamins and antioxidants. By choosing the Bilona method, we’re not just making ghee; we’re connecting with ancient dietary practices and supporting sustainable, ethical sourcing.

Let’s embrace this traditional method and enjoy the health benefits that Bilona A2 ghee offers.

Ethical and Sustainable Farming

Choosing the Bilona method connects us to traditional practices that prioritize quality, but the journey doesn’t end there. Ethical and sustainable farming practices are at the heart of producing exceptional A2 desi ghee. By sourcing from small-scale farms that emphasize animal welfare and environmental stewardship, we ensure the highest quality product while supporting local communities.

Here’s what we focus on:

Ethical Treatment of Animals: Our cows, like the desi breed, thrive in humane environments with free grazing on organic pastures.

Sustainable Farming Practices: We implement techniques that conserve water and maintain soil health, minimizing our environmental impact.

Traditional Processing Methods: Our ghee is made using age-old techniques that preserve natural flavors and nutrients without additives.

Supporting Local Communities: By sourcing milk from local farmers, we strengthen rural economies and promote sustainable livelihoods.

These practices not only enhance the quality of our A2 ghee but also contribute to a more sustainable and ethical food system. Together, we can make a positive impact on our health, our environment, and the communities we support.

Health Benefits of A2 Ghee

When it comes to health benefits, A2 ghee stands out as a powerhouse of nutrition. Derived from the milk of A2 beta-casein cows, it’s not only easier to digest than regular ghee but also suitable for those of us who are lactose intolerant. Its unique protein structure resembles that of human breast milk, enhancing its digestibility.

A2 ghee is rich in essential vitamins A, D, E, and K, along with healthy fats like omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, which support overall health. Butyric acid present in A2 ghee nourishes our digestive tract, promoting gut health and potentially alleviating digestive disorders.

Additionally, A2 ghee acts as a natural moisturizer for our skin and hair, helping to soothe dryness while providing hydration. Its properties can also support heart health by promoting healthy cholesterol levels and balanced blood pressure.

Moreover, regular consumption can aid in weight management by controlling appetite and enhancing metabolism.

With its multitude of benefits, A2 ghee truly deserves a place in our daily diets, enriching both our health and culinary experiences.

What Customers Are Saying About Raghas A2 Desi Ghee

Here’s what people are saying about Raghas A2 Desi Ghee across various platforms. Customers appreciate the quality and rich flavor of the ghee, often mentioning its homely aroma reminiscent of traditional methods. Many have shared their positive experiences and how it has become a staple in their kitchens. To see these reviews and learn more about this fantastic product, visit Raghas Dairy.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to Identify Pure A2 Cow Ghee?

When we identify pure A2 cow ghee, we look for a rich golden color, a high smoke point, and certifications confirming its purity. Let’s also trust small, ethical farms that prioritize traditional, sustainable practices for the best quality.

Which Method of Making Ghee Is Best?

When we consider the best method for making ghee, we find that the traditional Bilona method stands out. It preserves nutrients, enhances flavor, and supports ethical farming, ensuring we enjoy high-quality A2 ghee.

What Are the Different Methods of Ghee Extraction?

When exploring different methods of ghee extraction, we appreciate the traditional bilona method. It involves boiling, curd making, and manual churning, ensuring rich flavor and nutritional benefits from indigenous cow milk.

How to Identify Pure A2 Cow Ghee?

To identify pure A2 cow ghee, we should check for traditional production methods, like bilona, ensure it’s made from indigenous breeds, and look for transparent packaging. Authenticity is key, so let’s verify certifications and customer reviews.

Which Method of Making Ghee Is Best?

When it comes to making ghee, we believe the traditional bilona method stands out. It preserves nutrients through careful steps, ensuring a rich, flavorful product that reflects our commitment to quality and tradition.

Conclusion

In conclusion, when we prioritize sourcing A2 desi ghee through traditional practices, ethical farming, and the Bilona method, we not only support sustainable agriculture but also ensure we’re getting a product rich in health benefits. By choosing ghee made from indigenous desi  cows, we’re embracing authenticity and quality. Let’s continue to seek out these ethical sources, like Raghas Ghee, to nourish our bodies and support the welfare of our cows and the environment.

Visit Raghas Dairy to learn more.

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Experience the Richness of White Makhan in Every Bite

Indulge in the rich, creamy goodness of white makhan from Made of Milk. Perfect for enhancing the flavor of your favorite dishes, our white makhan is made from premium ingredients, ensuring quality and taste in every bite. Explore our collection now!

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We will commemorate the birth of Lord Krishna. Food is integral to any Indian festival, and Janmashtami is no exception. Devotees prepare several special Janmashtami recipes to create “Bhoga” for our beloved Kanha, from “Makkhan Misri” and “Gopalakala” to mouth-watering desserts.

To Know more visit us- https://toneopeats.com/blogs/janmashtami-special-recipes

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Makkhan Making Ancient way (Ghee Making Machine with (CHANDAN wood mathani)

[mera-mann-kehne-laga]

Wishing for good marks for you

Thank you so much😭😭<3!

Same to you anon bhai! Aapke bhi exams (if you're gonna appear for any) bdhiya Jaye bilkul makkhan maafik.

[lyricsssdotin]

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