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Ingredient: Gir A2 Cow Milk
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Hand Bilona A2 Gir Cow Ghee is a high-quality, traditional ghee made from the milk of the indigenous Gir cow breed. This ghee is prepared using the hand churning method, also known as "Bilona" method, which involves churning curd made from cow's milk in a wooden churner to extract butter. The butter is then simmered to obtain pure, golden-yellow ghee.
Hand Bilona A2 Gir Cow Ghee is 100% pure and free from any added preservatives or chemicals. It has a rich, nutty flavor and a distinct aroma that makes it perfect for cooking a variety of Indian dishes. This ghee is also known to have several health benefits due to its high nutritional value.
Hand Bilona A2 Gir Cow Ghee is available in various quantities and is a perfect addition to your kitchen essentials. Use it to add flavor to your meals or to make your favorite sweets and desserts. Experience the goodness of pure, traditional ghee with Hand Bilona A2 Gir Cow Ghee.
Pure and Traditional: Making Hand Bilona A2 Gir Cow Ghee
- Collection of milk: The first step is to collect the raw A2 Gir cow milk in a clean and hygienic container. This milk is then allowed to rest for a few hours, allowing the cream to rise to the top.We ensure the calves are fed their mother's milk before using it for making Ghee.
- Skimming the cream: Once the cream has risen to the top, it is carefully skimmed off using a wooden spoon or a traditional bilona machine. This cream is then added to a clay pot or a brass urn.
- Churning the cream: The cream is then churned using a bilona, which is a traditional Indian wooden hand-churner. The bilona is operated manually, and the cream is churned for several hours until butter is obtained.
- Separation of buttermilk: The butter is then separated from the buttermilk using a muslin cloth. The buttermilk is kept aside and can be used for making paneer or added to other recipes.
- Heating the butter: The butter is then heated in a heavy-bottomed kadhai or pot over a slow flame. This is done to remove any moisture from the butter and to get a rich golden-brown color.
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Straining and storing the ghee: Once the ghee is ready, it is strained through a muslin cloth to remove any impurities. The ghee is then allowed to cool and solidify, after which it can be stored in an airtight container for future use.
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Weeds
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