Garlic


146 Garlic

Garlic

  • Servings: 6-8
  • Difficulty: Average
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Ingredients

  • ¼ kg. fresh garlic
  • 1 cup coconut milk
  • 1 cup jaggery
  • 1 tbsp. pure ghee

Method

  1. Peel garlic and grind to a fine paste.
  2. Cook this paste till thick.
  3. Add jaggery and stir till it dissolves.
  4. Add coconut milk and simmer for few minutes, stirring continuously.
  5. Lastly add pure ghee and mix well.
  6. Bottle when cool.

I added 1/4 cup raisins (after step 3), which is optional.

8 Comments

    • Dec 31, 2016 : Thank you for viewing my blog and for your query.
      At room temperature it has a shelf-life of about 2 to 3 days in a cool place. I usually bottle it in a glass jar when it has cooled down.
      In the refrigerator it can be stored for 2 to 4 weeks.
      Serving size is approx. one tablespoon, served warm.
      Hope this answers your query.

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  1. Lorna says:

    Hi, My baby is 2 weeks old and has gas and cries in pain. I have avoided gassy vegetables and roots right from deluvery and see it still hasnt helped. I have tried simple massage technique on baby for gas and tried omam,jeera and saunf tea for myself.Could you please guide me on how I could help my baby. Will the garlic paste be useful? Thanks in advance. Await your reply.

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    • Dear Lorna, Sorry to learn your baby suffers from Colic. The garlic jam would certainly help you but I cannot guarantee it would cure your baby’s colic. Moreover, if somebody can make the garlic for you that would be great as it would be quite a tedious process for a new mother.

      Some of the following may help provide some relief to your baby. Put your baby to sleep on his/her tummy. Give Gripe-water or Balkadu syrup twice a day, ideally morning after bath and night before bed. I have three children all adults now, one of my children was prescibed Piptal drops for colic which had to be given half hour before a feed and another of my children was prescribed arrowroot kanji to be given mixed with formula i.e. you make a light kanji of arrowroot powder and use half kanji and half water to the formula for each feed. These two were used till the problem lasted and both were prescribed by Paediatricians (one in Kuwait and the other in India) and would recommend you consult for your baby’s specific problem if the gripe-water etc does not work. Having said that, colic is very common in new born babies
      and hope you are able to find a solution soon. I can imagine how difficult it must be for you. Do write if you require any further assistance.

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  2. Shilpa kishore says:

    Hi
    My friend has recently had a miscarriage in her 7 month, can you suggest a good meal plan for her . Can we give her the ginger and garlic medicine mentioned in your website

    Thank you so much

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    • Dear Shilpa, 
      So sorry for your friend’s loss due to her miscarriage.  Wishing her good health and a quick recovery process.
      The diet mentioned on my site https://maisrecipes.wordpress.com/2020/07/07/menu-plan-for-lactating-mothers/ may be followed as she does require a wholesome diet that includes all the essential nutrients for her to gain her strength and energy and to compensate for the loss of blood in a miscarraige.
      But the foods specifically prepared and taken for lactating, in my opinion may not be required.  Ginger and Garlic may help but would not be necessary because through the mother’s intake of these foods the baby’s health is protected, which is the reason for the consumption of these lactating foods, which are also time consuming to prepare.
      It will  suffice if your friend follows  a wholesome diet, plenty of rest and her doctor’s advice on medication and diet.
      Good luck and take care, 
      Regards, Cecilia

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