Ghee : How To Make Ghee At Home From Milk Cream - Clarified Butter - The Traditional Ayurvedic Way

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[@Sumerianharp]

My grandfather is Kurdish from northern Iraq. He lives to be 100 years old. He was very healthy and used to walk to his job every day. He used to DRINK ghee eveyday. All our meals were cooked with ghee while other people in the 1970s were using vegetable oils and vegetable butter and fat. He also used to eat a lot of pomegranate

[@skinnyrecipes]

+Sumerianharp thanks for sharing this, I am sure this will help someone. Thank you 😃

[@stevenk1615]

Modern cookery tells ghee is not good for health

[@zainabjahan4322]

For ages people have been using ghee and living long healthy lives.but suddenly in 20th century it became harmful for health .its all marketing gimmick by MNCs.

[@anjana8777]

Old is gold

[@asdfghlkjh100]

steven k now not good for health because of the estrogen injections that they inject the animals with which cannot be destroyed by any process, so ALL milk products contain them and we consume it , this also causes cancer

[@istudiobd9890]

The dislikes are from Ghee manufacturers 😂

[@theegoated5221]

🚫🎓🤣🤣

[@vikranthrana3019]

Ha ha true

[@praqash]

I disliked it because for one, her method of making ghee is wrong and two, in ayurveda it is not recommend to consume butter milk with salt. It must be consumed with jaggery or honey.

[@ganeshm3483]

Yes correct

[@bonitaapplebum0088]

@leafonabreeze ghee and honey is fine in unequal parts. It's "poison" in equal parts.

[@creativestudio..7104]

Hello mam, thanks for this nice video. I use a trick to take the highest amount of cream from the milk is: When once the milk is boiled and cooled I keep in refrigerator for few hours it helps to increase the quantity of cream.

[@fnas2010]

Clear, concise, straight to the point. Thank you so much for sharing. Most appreciated.

[@mohideenabdul547]

I'm just searching a lot of videos to make homemade ghee..only this video makes me clear ..thank u..

[@pallabiroy5723]

Me too

[@rashmitiwari1389]

Really thats true...m also serching

[@nighatnisa8620]

Same for me

[@nighatnisa8620]

Thanks so much

[@killham1337]

Finally! I had try at least 5 different videos with english titles and english descriptions before actually finding a video in english

[@inspiringquotes3379]

Thank you so much ma'am for giving minute and precise details in each and every video. I've lost my mom when I was 14 years old... didn't learnt anything from her as she suffered from muscular dystrophy. While watching your videos,I've felt that I can also learn like other girls do.

[@mailtokrishna2010]

God bless you

[@inspiringquotes3379]

@@mailtokrishna2010 Thank you very much. God bless you too. 😇

[@shzenazhussain4356]

God bless u dear... Don't worry

[@inspiringquotes3379]

@@shzenazhussain4356 Thank you very much, ma'am. Stay blessed.

[@kukatlanandithayadav90]

I can relate to you, as my mother is schizophrenic I cannot do and learn many of the things like other girls do I know how it feels sometimes sending lots of positivity and love 💝💝to you dear ☺

[@helenscreativeideas7797]

Thank u dear perfect way of making ghee I make it the same way. My neighbor an old aunty had given me the same recipe trust me it's the best way of making ghee.

[@skinnyrecipes]

GHEE : How to make ghee at home, the traditional way! #nisahomey #ghee #skinnyrecipes

[@liveforjesusalone9358]

Skinny Recipes Nisha mam Maximum for how long or how many days can we store and keep the Malai in freezer

[@skinnyrecipes]

you can keep in freezer for months.

[@Main_Hoon_Romeo2024]

Nisha mam over night set we should keep in fridge???? Pls help me

[@amitsharma0409]

One of the best video about how to make ghee, i m going to use this method now for sure. Many thanks 🙏🏼

[@jr5486]

Perfectionist...You have shown a step by step process of making Ghee along with that your explanation to the minutest detailing of each of the process is appreciated. No nonsense talks...Straight to the point.Have viewed so many Videos yours is the best 😊👍Keep Going!

[@dr.neenahasheef1272]

I swear the best ghee making video i have ever watched....Simple yet every detail was mentioned Hats off to u mam...Totally impressed

[@sandhyarani4111]

Perfect ghee description, thank u aunty, I will try deffinetly

[@yogawithvibha4444]

Perfect description for preparing ghee . Thank you !

[@punitasalwan8921]

I am a regular Sunday butter churner and ghee maker... 😃 for the last 25 years or so... and luckily I gathered some good tips to be incorporated in my Sunday routine. Thanks a lot.

[@prameelabalan1013]

I am from Kerala. My Mom used to cook in Coconut oil n also use Til Oil. Ghee was used to make Upma etc. It's now that everyone has stopped using it. Refined Oil n all the new stuff. Since I am married to a Maharashtrian I also stopped using Coconut Oil. But now I am converting my hubby to Kerala style Cooking by using Ghee Til Oil n Coconut Oil. Thank you so much. Your Videos are really superb. Hope to see more healthy recipes in future. God Bless.

[@rosalynr8730]

Dear Madam, I had tried making Ghee for the 1st time... and it came out really well... Thanks a ton!!!!! Love you soooooo much.... Rosalyn

[@karthikavarma654]

We make ghee in a slightly different way. We collect the cream from yoghurt(top layer just like you took from milk). And while churning, I add few spoons of warm water and pulse it for a minute or two. The butter will come just like you showed in this video. Rest procedure is same :)

[@prachipandey1906]

Mam I haven severe issues with the way milk products smell. Never thought in my life that I will ever be able to prepare homemade ghee on my own. Just came across few recipes and finally thought to try yours. Prepared ghee from frozen cream using your recipe annd saw great results. The ghee smells exactly as what my mother makes. Thank you so much ma'am. Confident to try again.

[@ananthn6773]

The dish making is more valuable because for your traditional ingredients from Indian kichen. You carry on this healthy habit

[@pisthu10]

Thank you for all your recipes. They are soooo helpful to us. Until recently i had no idea that our traditional ghee is made from ‘cultured butter’ or curd and not just the plain butter that we get in the store. I was just wondering about the foam that gets formed on top when you heat the butter. Don’t we have to remove that?

[@SylvesterMarshallPune]

One of the finest video I've ever seen on a food related subject. Very clear and precise information /steps for the recipe. My in-laws often make ghee but not this way. I'll definitely recommend this awesome recipe ma'am. Thank you so much for this wonderful upload. God bless !!

[@walkertongdee]

Clarified butter is not Ghee, you need raw milk to make Ghee.

[@irasharma87]

Perfect!!! I made ghee for the first time following ur steps and i must say, it turned out to be great. Can't thank u enough.

[@javaidbhat6912]

One of the best recipes available. Have tried this and it only exceeded my expectations.

[@mahaswetasflavor5183]

just great.. effort to do this.. it such a long procces but I will try at my home and let u know about it

[@aglarichie5486]

Dear madam, thank you for sharing this recipe. I tried making ghee and it came out so well. But the aroma was less. Kindly let me if we should do anything for the aroma. Thank you

[@snehasahare853]

Very well explained. Out of many methods on KZbin I find this one easy to make ghee.

[@shefalibhasin6909]

Was looking for this kind of traditional recipe .. thank you so much 🙏🏼

[@tharini4]

Wow. I love the way u explain. It's simple and clear. U never seem to miss the details.. hats off lady for sharing ur knowledge and experience.

[@skinnyrecipes]

+Tharini Kl thanks so much for the kind support and for being here. Much Love!

[@judyblackman4468]

Thank you for sharing your traditional ghee making method. I wanted to know how to do this real bad, since I realized how expensive it is at the grocery store. Thank you so much. 😊

[@galamite4724]

Ma'am you have explained so well and I just followed the same way. It came out beautifully. Thanku so much ❤️

[@NilsAlbertsson]

Brilliant video... I especially liked the fact that you pronounced aluminium correctly.

[@nishasubramaniam5143]

Thank you so much for sharing this dear.

[@Foodielive]

Thank you for the ayurvedic way to make ghee. Never ever prepared ghee. Mom did it before. First time tried it turnout perfect. Cheers ! God bless !

[@Rohandutt]

Ayurvedic way of making ghee is from curd . Cream gets old sitting in freezer so , this is not the Ayurvedic way of making ghee

[@Foodielive]

@@Rohandutt what is the right way according to you. Due respect to the lady who showed it on her channel

[@AnjaliSharma-sh2to]

@@Foodielive biloni method

[@Rohandutt]

@@Foodielive making ghee from curd is the Ayurvedic method according to me . Not just because of me but I’m many old texts they say ghee from cream is not fresh as it takes many days to get enough cream . Old cream doesn’t make good tasting ghee

[@riddhitrivedi7228]

Perfect method for preparing home made ghee .. my grandmother used to cook from home made ghee she lived for 98 years...keep sharing Grandma's secret's....

[@user-ts2dh4uo8h]

Can u explain me how she will cook step by step And at which time we can eat ghee

[@asrapasha3683]

Such amazing voice . You have a nice way of elaborating your recipe. Im tempted to try this and include ghee in my family's diet now.

[@NiyM231]

Such a wonderful and clear explanation mam... Have seen so many videos on ghee but urs is super easy n amazing.. Ur my favourite KZbinr as Each n every recipe of urs short n brief... Only one qtn can u pls tell for how long we can use this homemade ghee...

[@RemediaFernandes]

This is my mother's recipe except that she would advise that the milk solids settle and harden at the bottom of the pan on low heat. That way microparticles of milk won't get through the strainer into the ghee storage. 🙂

[@jalpajadav8662]

Loved the insights... looking forward to such other basic videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@beenaseymourdsouza1773]

Thank you. Your instructions were so clear . God bless

[@niniarutek7257]

Wow thank you so much u reminds me my grandma rip grandma

[@madcap9977]

RIP

[@pranavbagurjagadeesha1208]

I'm sorry for your loss! Om Shanti 🕉!

[@sarathes3938]

Superb ma'am..Start watching Ur channel from past week..Good to know dat u r from Kerala...Keep posting homemade recipes ..tc

[@medaazify]

Very detailed and clear description, excellent explanation from the presenter. Helpful video, thanks for sharing.

[@urvashipurohit4953]

Thank you, madam! Today ,for the first time I am going to make homemade ghee watching your recipe.I hope,it turns out well 🤞🤞.

[@sailajajunga8805]

Thanks Mam... The ghee came perfectly by following this procedure...:-)

[@jaspreetsinghsehgal5023]

Did u keep the curd and cream in freezer? Or fridge or outside?? Pls reply

[@daminidixit9821]

Thank you for such a wonderful explanation

[@radhika3577]

Maam , Today I tired your Ghee making recipe. I made pure ghee with help of your recipe.Thank you so much for uploading this vedio.

[@vijay_chen]

Very clearly explained with necessary points. Thank you !

[@rupalik4158]

When u say after adding curd "Keep this overnight to set" so shud we keep it in fridge or outside only? Plz reply Thanks !☺

[@bhagyalathashivswaroop599]

hello Nisa ... Really a very good video on how to make ghee at home.. I will try it too thanks a lot and God bless

[@skinnyrecipes]

Thank you for the kind words and for being here 💜

[@charitashetty3905]

Very clear video giving information/steps to be followed for making at home. Thanks a lot.

[@DancewithBharti]

My Mom and my Mother-in-law always makes Ghee at home 😊💃🏻and They send to us..lucky we are 🤩

[@gokukn2336]

Wow super mam..👍👌💐

[@girijanair1918]

wow Nisa thanks for d video its pretty easy to make ghee after watching ur video

[@skinnyrecipes]

Thanks so much, Girija for being here always :)

[@stevenk1615]

This is much easier way then what I have seen thanks

[@vanis5571]

Explained amazingly.. With valuable information.. Thank you so much 💞

[@sruthakeerthikotla8425]

Tried it Nisha ma'am, and it came out just perfect! Thank you so much ❤️

[@overratedlove8551]

Hey since you have already tried it I just have a question if you dont mind.... I have been collecting the cream for 2 weeks now and storing it in the freezer only so maximum how many days can I wait and collect the cream?? Is it going to affect the cream I have collected before??

[@hezebelbeing]

GREAT video! Thank you!

[@skinnyrecipes]

welcome :)

[@svbalasubramaniam1413]

dear akka... Namaskaram... The ghee preparation is very useful for me. because your teaching style is very cleared. Thank you so much.

[@boinusuantak4562]

Simple Crystal clear explanation. Could successfully prepare ghee at first try.

[@lifeisbeautiful8576]

Excellent😊 thanks a lot

[@skinnyrecipes]

+life is beautiful 😃

[@sushmithaprasad6832]

Awesome ! Thank u mam

[@skinnyrecipes]

+Sushmitha Prasad 😃

[@dhayankurian7250]

Mam. You are amazing. What all recipes, I wonder. Unlike other cooking vlogs, all healthy options. Good that you are sharing your knowledge. All the best.

[@kavitavij4855]

Best way u have shown Now ghee is better than market bought

[@docbrown7558]

I will try this thank you so much for sharing the recipe! I have a question, doesn't the probiotics die off when you boil it?

[@thresiramapuram3456]

What a detailed and we'll explained video! Exactly like ammachi explained over the phone. But the visual explanation makes it so much easier & the process seems less daunting! Thank you :-)

[@skinnyrecipes]

hahaha! loved the "ammachi" tag! thanks for being here :)

[@kittusahai]

Great and clear explanation n amazing recipe... Thanks

[@shuchipareek4315]

Really nicely explained Nisha ji. You made it so easy to understand. ✌️✌️ Please don't mind when I suggest that towards the end when you are heating the butter please use the word fat or ghee instead of oil. When we heat the butter, the milk fat separates from the milk solids. Big thank you sharing your process. You are right in saying that this ayurvedic method of making ghee retains way more nutrients than just heating the malai or cream in a pan to make ghee. Thank you so much!😊

[@nisasart]

just awesome 👌

[@kireinaphoenix]

thanks you for share, :)

[@skinnyrecipes]

+yien-ni Tan thanks for being here 😃

[@saberidasgupta983]

Thank you so much for such a lovely explain!

[@achuc5200]

Thanks Nisa mam.. I was searching a lot for ds receipe & at last found yours.. will start doing from today

[@shivasenthil9002]

Thank u so much.good explanation.We keep normal room temperature or fridge or freezer after adding curd . Pls rply...

[@skinnyrecipes]

after adding curd to the cream, keep in room temperature preferably overnight.....the same way you make curd. hope this helps :)

[@shivasenthil9002]

Skinny Recipes thank u so much....

[@rubinayesmin5611]

suprb.... thnks mam...

[@skinnyrecipes]

welcome and thanks for being here :)

[@sreejamarassiar7656]

Thank you and its a big success for me. I did it for the first time..

[@sagarnanwani3906]

Thank you madam for sharing step by step method I Will try it

[@TheAyasan]

Thank you so so much for this post Dearest Nisa. I was waiting for you to post this Ghee recipea, i'll be doing this soon since i've been keeping a jar in my freezer and adding in every week or so for a while now. Stay blessed Dearest, love you! xxxx

[@skinnyrecipes]

made this for you, Aya! dear

[@TheAyasan]

Skinny Recipes You're simply the best! ^-^

[@shiromiillangakoon6680]

Skinny Recipes th

[@Baava1]

@@skinnyrecipes Madam...I just saw this video. Could you please reply which milk you use i.e. buffalo milk or cow milk or packet milk(Aavin or Amul if yes, full cream milk or which variety). While boiling milk for daily use do you use water? If yes, inspite of water being added while boiling milk could we get thick malai?

[@papu3180]

we will add moringa leaves when cooking the ghee since it adds a good aroma to the ghee....

[@fffashionimponjewllery1273]

Moringa leaves means?

[@mudaliyarvamsam8719]

@@fffashionimponjewllery1273 Murungai keerai in Tamil

[@ashurao4939]

@@fffashionimponjewllery1273 drumstick leaves

[@suchandradasi]

Wow, i didnt know you can add leaves while making ghee! What about oregano, or curry leaf, or bay leaf, or saffron,? 😊

[@anushagolla2455]

@@suchandradasi u can add beetle leaves and curry leaves

[@rasheedahj]

Thanx a lot. I got my answer from someone's question. Thanx once

[@kajolblack7996]

Thanks for the beautiful ideas

[@rupali11rai]

waiting for this. Thanks

[@skinnyrecipes]

+Rupali Rai 😃

[@shiromiillangakoon6680]

thanx

[@shomaberamji1]

Hi, one question You said add curd and leave it to set for a day. Now set in room temperature I mean out side or keep in the fridge. And if it's hot weather will it spoil this mixture if I keep it out? Thanks for sharing the traditional way of making ghee.

[@vanithacastelino4546]

During winter one day is required but during hot weather overnight is enough. Keep it out

[@shomaberamji1]

@@vanithacastelino4546 I made ghee the way you taught...its was just amazing..thank you soooo much.. So nice you shared.

[@purnimahansda8690]

very well explained...I followed ur method... nd m very happy the results I got

[@manjulajaganath42]

Thanks for the video...... Tried it just before.... It came out as you showed...... Very clearly explained......

[@lathasinghaithal7184]

after adding curd, should it be kept in fridge ?

[@skinnyrecipes]

+Latha Iythal. A if u are making it once it is set, no need to keep in fridge if not then store in fridge.. hope this helps😃

[@anuradhamohankumar9914]

Hello Ma'am.. Thanks for this recipe. It helped me a lot and I have been making ghee for more than 6 months now. However for the last two times, the cream is just not turning into butter. Instead it turns into a milk like solution with no butter solids visible. Can you help me and tell me what the problem could be?

[@vidyamithunpillai]

Hi. I faced the same issue several times. Then with a simple trick from my mom, I have made perfect ghee always. Once you have blended it with the ice cubes or cold water, just pour it out into a bowl and whip it all once again for a few more mins using a wooden spoon or spatula. This has always helped me to get the butter separated out from the milk. Hope it helps you too.

[@saviafernandes3198]

Thank you nisha ma'am for this traditional way of preparing ghee.. I tried twice and it came out very well.

[@revathykrish5213]

Whenever I make ghee, I come here to watch it for clarity and then proceed 👍😊 really a helpful video u have made mam 😊thank you so much 🙏🌹😊

[@saberidasgupta983]

Just one qs, even though i have done the curd fermentation process, i just was wondering dors the probiotics effect survives even though we are putting it on high heat for good 10 - 15 min?

[@saartv7553]

No it cant survive.

[@saberidasgupta983]

Thanks

[@ToMaryJesusJoseph]

It will be found in that butter milk

[@saberidasgupta983]

@@ToMaryJesusJoseph ya that is quite right , but it won't be available in the ghee as its heated up quite much

[@ToMaryJesusJoseph]

@@saberidasgupta983 yes

[@indusimon1341]

can we use this buttermilk for baking purpose? if so, how many days can we keep this in fridge? if I'm not adding curd, will the buttermilk serve the purpose?

[@skinnyrecipes]

Yes, you can use it for baking, for kneading dough for roti/poori. If using instead of curd....remember curd is thicker so consistency matters...otherwise it is okay. Hope this helps you, Indu.

[@indusimon1341]

Skinny Recipes thank you for it valuable reply. a small clarification: if I'm not adding curd to the cream for making ghee, can we use that buttermilk for baking... it won't be sour, right?

[@skinnyrecipes]

you need to add curd to make ghee (to get the benefits of ghee). sourness of buttermilk depends on the starter curd you use.

[@TheSoumil1991]

Ma'am the video was so informative. You are not only skilled in the culinary arts but have a great deal of detailed knowledge about what you're doing. Really refreshing video. Will try to make ghee n butter at home. 😊

[@sujinasundar5287]

Thank you so much for the detailed recipe👌 First time i made ghee 🤗

[@barnalidutta2402]

which brand of milk do u use?

[@skinnyrecipes]

+barnali dutta I buy free range cow's milk, locally.

[@7861hotcakes]

Did you use buffalo milk or cows milk to start off from ....as I live in U.K. We can only easily get cows milk will I get the same result ....as I love makhan for prantaas. Rotee, to put on top of daal but back home they use buffalo and I love that taste...not sure how it will taste like with cows milk ???

[@skinnyrecipes]

+7861hotcakes I used cow milk, and I am sure you will love the taste 😃

[@supersurfer1]

7861hotcakes ghee from cows milk is the best and most beneficial.

[@muhammadkamran3812]

I had learned that process from my mom but as the way you rinse the butter for five times by water and then used a thick iron karai to extract ghee are the both things I did not know before . Thank you sister Nisha for improving my knowledge .

[@Jusbrowsing]

Beautifully explained. Lovely video. Thanks.

[@bhavanalakshman1714]

Just curious to know the milk (brand)

[@jasminejohnson7168]

This looks pure milk without adding any water or gone through any process...

[@varuntarak1110]

Better to avoid packet milks and get in touch with local milk vendors who sell cow or buffalo milk. That's better and it will be in your budget too😀

[@carmenguiba8424]

@@varuntarak1110 That's absolutely right!

[@rakshapoojary1033]

My mother adds a beetle leaf to it when it’s being cooked.

[@ishtadeb9308]

Yes in Bengal also beetel leaf or gandharaj lemon leaf

[@sushmitamukherji7629]

Very nicely explained. I will definitely try. Thank you.

[@gyanranjanmishra4005]

Hiii...I tried this at my home today...& really got vry good result...👌👌👌👍👍👍