
First step
Fresh Milk from local Farm and Boil
Start with fresh cow milk (unprocessed). Boil it thoroughly and let it cool to room temperature.

second step
Make Curd/ Yogurt (Dahi)
Add a spoon of curd culture (starter) to the cooled milk.
Let it ferment overnight or for 6–8 hours to turn into thick curd.

third step
Churn the Curd (Bilona Process)
Use a wooden churner (bilona) to churn the curd traditionally. Churn clockwise and anti-clockwise until makhan (white butter) separates from the buttermilk. Collect the makhan by hand or with a strainer.

fourth step
slowly Heat the Butter to Extract Ghee
Melt the makhan in a clay pot on low flame. Let it simmer slowly until :- The butter turns golden, Milk solids settle at the bottom, A nutty aroma is released.

fifth Step
Filter and Store
Strain the hot ghee using a muslin cloth or fine strainer, Store it in a clean glass jar. Once cooled, your is ready!
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