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Ghee ( Hindi ?? ghi, Urdu ??? ghi, Punjabi ???/???? ghiu, Kashmiri ?????/???? gyaw, Bengali ?? ghi or ??? ghrito - from Sanskrit ??? gh?t? "sprinkled", tup Marathi ??? tup, tuppa Kannada ?????, ney Tamil ???? neyyi Telugu ?????? Arabic as ????, samnah) is a class of clarified butter that originated in the Indian subcontinent, [1] and is important in South Asian ( Indian and Pakistani) and Middle Eastern cuisine ( Levantine and Egyptian). Ghee is made by simmering unsalted butter in a large pot until all water has boiled off and protein has settled to the bottom. The cooked and clarified butter is then spooned off to avoid disturbing the milk solids on the bottom of the pan. Unlike butter, ghee can be stored for extended periods without refrigeration, provided it is kept in an airtight container to prevent oxidation and remains moisture-free.[2] Texture, colour, or taste of ghee depends on the source of the milk from which the butter was made. In India, Ghee is usually made with water buffalo's milk as it tends to be whiter than cow's milk.[citation needed] Ghee was frequently used for libations in Vedic rituals (see Yajurveda), and there is even a hymn to ghee.[3] Ghee is also burnt in the Hindu religious ritual of Aarti and is the principal fuel used for the Hindu votive lamp known as the diya or deep. It is used in marriages and funerals, and for bathing idols during worship. In other religious observances, such as the prayers to Shiva on Maha Shivaratri, ghee is sacrificed along with four other sacred substances sugar, milk, Dahi or yogurt, and honey which is called the Panchamrut. According to the Mahabharata, ghee is the very root of sacrifice by Bhishma. Eating ghee is also believed to enhance virility and sexual potency. Excessive consumption of ghee is known to cause bromhidrosis.
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1. How Biodiesel is Made
November 03, 2008
With the high cost of oil and gas, biodiesel has increasingly become a popular alternative to the fuel that is sold in gasoline stations that are available for consumption as rich energy sources. It is a non-petroleum-made diesel fuel, which incorporates a dumpy chain alkyl containing ethyl or methyl esters. They are made by trans-esterification of the vegetable oils like groundnut oil, mustard oil, and ghee.
Consider these great benefits—more savings for you and a cleaner and greener planet for every person alive on earth. This is the reason why a lot of people have become curious as to ... (read more)
Author: Gloria Smith
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2. Satisfy your deepest hidden culinary desires only with Indian food!
October 14, 2008
Who doesn’t like, for example, spicy garlic and chili prawn? As healthy as they are tasty, these two can even compete with French fries, hamburgers or pizza – and these 3 are definitely not healthy... Also, did you ever hear about ghee? Well, if you haven’t, let me tell you that this is the secret ingredient of many types of quality Indian food that can be made in the very intimacy of your home. Ghee has a nutty, rich and silky taste that gives a unique and delicious flavor to food. Combined with some exotic spices, ghee makes Indian food to be famous for its depth of flavor and unique aromas.... (read more)
Author: Jhoana Cooper
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3. Heat Burn Handling Tips
August 26, 2008
Among the uncommon emergencies that we get in OPD (office) practice, burns cause by hot liquids like tea, coffee, and steam are prominent. In most cases parents have a tendency to immediately some easily available household product that can range from oil, ghee, haldi (turmeric) to even toothpaste!
Would you know what to do if a family member got a thermal burn?
That’s the term for a burn caused by contact with open flame, hot liquid, a hot surface, or other source of high heat. Do you know the 4 C’s of burn care (Univ of Missouri)? Cool the wound, Clean the wound, Cover the wound... (read more)
Author: Vinay Gupta
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4. Ayurveda Spa Training New York
March 26, 2008
Ayurveda considers ghee as madhur rasa with Vata and Pitta dosha pacifying qualities. It is good for growth of the all seven dhatus in the body (body fluids, blood, flesh, fat, bones, marrow and semen). It is best suited to people of every age, children, young and old alike. Ghee makes all sensory organs more efficient. It also enhance the growth of hair, formation of bones (rejoins broken bonesin injury), growth of hair and improves skin complexion. It is made of all five elements – pruthvi, jala, agni, vayu and aakash, which are basic elements of the life.
spa_training Ayurda is a Sa... (read more)
Author: swornambigai ambika
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5. How can you lose weight fast ???
October 30, 2007
First of all you need to know the Foods containing fat; Examples of foods high in saturated fats:
1-Butter, cooking margarine, ghee, lard 2-Meat fat, poultry skin, sausages, bacon 3-Dairy fat from cheese, ice-cream, yogurt, cream, full cream milk 4-Eggs 5-Commercial biscuits, cakes and pastries 6-Many take-away foods 7-Coconut oil/milk/cream, palm oil
Examples of foods high in monounsaturated fats
1-Monounsaturated margarines (eg olive oil based) 2-Olive or rape seed oil 3-Peanuts, cashews, almonds, hazel nuts and peanut butter 4-Seeds eg. sesame 5-Avocado ... (read more)
Author: Baher Nicola
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6. Herbal remedies for enlargement of liver in infants, nosebleed
October 15, 2006
Enlargement of liver in infants Some children suffer from and enlarged liver at the age of nine or ten months and they start getting weaker and weaker. They are breast-fed. What is the reason for enlargement of liver? The mothers of such infants subsist on cereals, ghee and sugar alone. They should take more milk, vegetables and fruits to be able to produce healthy milk for the child. More on Home Remedies for Liver Enlargement Nosebleed A father writes: My son suffers from nosebleed: it is frequent occurrence with him. Twice in the week I find him suffering from it. Can anyth... (read more)
Author: Dr John Anne
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7. Diwali Diyas
September 21, 2006
Diwali Diyas:
Diwali Diya is a small earthen lamp that is lit especially at Indian Festival Of Lights Diwali. They are usually made of clay. Ghee or oil is used as the fuel and cotton wool as the wick. Though in these days electric lights are replacing earthen Diyas, still the charm of traditional Diwali Hindu Lamps is there. These Diwali diyas are used for offering prayers to Gods and the deceased ancestors, are floated on leaves over the holy rivers like the Ganges at Haridwar.They have long been linked with Diwali tradition and are today the most integral of all the Diwali decorations.... (read more)
Author: Rukmini Guggilla
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