Giveaway result! Good morning friends! There was an overwhelming response to the giveaway contest last week. And here’s the winner- Supriya Kunta! Congratulations! Atomberg Technologies has selected you as the winner and you get to receive a sleek looking smart fan! And here’s another SURPRIZE for our Home HashTag Life family! Yes, we have another winner, Usha Raman! Lovely comment and you have got the maximum number of likes! Requesting all the winners to check description box and response at earliest. Thank you all so much for participating, commenting and sharing your summer traditions! I am truly overwhelmed and touched by your responses. I have read every single comment that you wrote and enjoyed so much. Many of them are my childhood traditions and memories as well. Also friends, the video slated to be published today will be published on Monday. Please stay tuned! Have a good day everyone 😊
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We freeze water in plastic bottles during summer and every time someone steps out, we take a couple of them and give to the taxi driver or veg vendor or anyone who may not have access to cold potable water. The smile on their faces and the blessings on their lips is worth the effort.
I have spent most of my childhood in Gujarat and am a South indian; so benefited by both the traditions and in summer I remember getting up early helping my mom make aloo chips .. 20 kgs was a huge planning and aam ka aachar telugu style .. memories😀
Our summer tradition is to put some water in the balcony for the birds. During these hot days, they need some water too.. During our childhood my mom used to make butter milk and store it in a large pot for cooling and used to give that butter milk to the passers by during the peak summer hours.. That is the tradition I love to follow when all this pandemic is settled down 😊 Thanks for sharing this great video
During my childhood summer holidays my granny makes rice papad , vadaam & achaar and keep it in sunlight on the terrace and me , my cousins protect it from crow and pigeon .It was wonderful days. Happy navratri to everyone. May goddesses bless us with happiness throughout the year.
Jaya didi! 🤓You summer super cool makeover gives the asthethics to our summer season🌞... your voice is such sweet as honey !!... The summer tradition that we usually follow at our as tradition is 3 1. Keeping water in a mud pot and and allow it naturally cool 💧is best choice of traditional summer 2. Prepping drued vadaams and pappad with rice flour , chillies , asafaodita , sabudana etc etc 😋😋 3. Especially in this month of march and april we prepare a pickle called Maavadu which is a small green mango with a salt and chilli water we soak it up in a big ceramic pickle jar as a tradition to keep it good snd safe throughout the year... 👌🏻 I love to tell you all so try the any one of the above😍😍💝
My mother used to make Kali gajar ki kaanji, jalgeera, aam ki navratni chatni. Wow I love those days. Now a days I also use to pack all woollen bedding and clothing and all my summer stuff is out now it is my way my tradition. But Jaya how can I forget to mention your way of welcoming summer. It is inspiring for everyone. Love you❤️
Summer means Exhausting not just for us but also for those cow"s, dogs and bird's who can't say that they are exhausted. My mom used to keep water for bird's during summer s. I have more visitors hence make sure I don't disappoint them when they visit.. makes me happy and my mom would be happy too watching me from the clouds❤️❤️❤️
The summer tradition which I have seen as a young child which is still continuing is my mother makes delicious papad and fryums in summer and stores it for the entire year and shares it with all her children. I love all your videos. You are to good. God bless you 🙏🙏
Hai I am from Kerala here in summer we can get lots of mangoes,jackfruits etc on summer . So most of kitchen is filled with dishes with these mambazhapullissery ( a curry with small size ripe mangoes, Curd and coconut paste), chakka Ada ( a snack with ripe jackfruit ,rice flour,& jaggery made in leaf), chakka puzhukku (a side dish with Jack fruit) so & so many dishes. We prepare chakka varattiyathu & mango cooked and kept it for around 1 year. Later used it for making payasam (a desert), or pulissery . And also it's the time for making pickles and so on
Sleeping under open sky is the best feeling which summer brings back...just like Atomberg fans it'll help us reduce electricity consumption and so many childhood memories!!
You are such an inspiration Jaya.. I get such sisterly vibes from you.. Hope to meet you once.. Well the traditions are many, some of them I wish to stay in my kitchen/house forever- 1. I always keep empty bottles of coke, pepsi filled with water in fridge so that I can give them to the delivery persons/postman/gardener etc. 2. Keeping shikanji (lemonade) ready, so that when any of the family members comes from outside can be served with this goodness. 3. Every afternoon we take pudina masala chaach. It gives such a energy boost to the body.
We have a tradition of storing small raw green mango in a salt water jar in traditional way we use to make this to use it as chutney or pickles etc during rainy season we love your way of keeping home clean and tidy 👍🏻😊
My childhood summer bedtime memory is making arrangements for curd (Tok doi from dombol). The overnight transition of curd from lukewarm milk seemed like a magic when I was a child.
Hi I stay in Bangalore During summer my mother would prepare lots and lots of pickle , papads. Every evening would be a mango evening,either mango or mango juice was a compulsory snack during evening. And after breakfast a game of chowka bara or algulimane was played among all the family members.
Hi I am Grisha Shah and I am ten years old. Inspired by your videos I started helping my mom to organize our house. I like to decorate my house 🏡and I watch all your videos.We all love to eat mangoes every summer and my mom makes mango achar, amras puri.🥭🥭🥭🥭
My memory of summers have been on my neighbour aunties terrace munching on the dried mangoes getting ready for pickle... Now a days there is no seen of ladies getting together and making pickles and papads like how our moms did. However, I still do make aam pickle... Aam panna... Nimbu achaar.... And bring home lots of mangoes for the kids and myself
Growing up years were in Delhi so our summer tradition was a must visit to grandparents village,Grandma making yummmmy mango aavakai , वोडियालु andwhat not one Andhraspecial aachar which is Mango full ,not cut totally dried and made into aachar which used to last for ages, that's if any leftovers were left 😀 etc and have the best and endless memories Back in Delhi Mumm would make mango shakes,nimbu sharbat ,make Punjabi aam kaa aachar , Night time picnics in india gate
Hi Jaya, very nice video as always I following some summer tradition from so many years... Drinking water a lot from earthen pot only (putting khus no valo in it) No soda, cold drink.... Only fresh home made drinks like chhas, niboopani, aam ka panna, kokam sharbat, fresh fruit juice.. Eat watermelon, musk melon, grapes lots... And being gujju keri no ras with double layered chapati everyday...
There are so many tradition I want to continue:- 1. Making Aam ka achar 2. Aam ka murabba 3. Neembu Sharbat 4. Making papad(udad, moong and rice) 5. Making chips 6. Making gulakand
My summer memories at my childhood as my mother was doing papads, Mirchi, masala and pickles we children used to help her very enthusiastically.and now the tradition is going ahead as my children and nephews all together tries to help us in our house to make all these summer items. And these moments and memories make our work very joyful.
Summer memories in my childhood r so many. I used to wait whole year for juicy mangoes . My mom will keep the mangoes first to god and pray and next to the expired elders in the family on one good day. Then only we will start eating mangoes. This is our tradition . I too follow the same . I laugh and remember my childhood when I saw my kids eagerly wait to see when I will keep mangoes to god and give us. It's a life cycle, our childhood is over but we can enjoy and remember our sweet memories of our childhood by seeing our kids. Love u and thank u by this video I remembered so many childhood memories.
The summer tradition I would like to continue is visiting villages to be with our grandparents. We learnt a lot of things in those summer vacations with our grandparents, be it making papad,pickles with the help of extended family to spending star gazing time listening to stories on their lap. I wish it continues forever for our kids as well.
I truly adore and love your videos because they are simple and easy. The summer traditions of my house as a child I observed was my amma cleaning up the entire house. Painting the supdis, drying tamarind, red chillies, making different papads, pickles, drying vegetables like karela, gawaar phali, Bhavnagar I mirchis were soaked in curds , hing, coriander powder. In general the house was readied for rains by bringing out rainy wear, umbrellas. Kitchen was completely aromatic with all kinds of masalas and pickles. Also she made yummy vadu mango pickle and vadams
There is an endless list to the traditional things that I make every summer but the top on my list that I never miss are: 》 aam papad (ripe mango candies) 》Sundried red chilly (Bedki + Kashmiri mirch) powder 》Rice flour papad 》Sun dried potato chips 》Sabudana papad 》Mango Pickle
I like your simplicity and cool attitude with which you manage your home. My summer tradition includes washing and doing away with heavy curtains and bedsheets, keeping water for birds, pickles, papads, kokum sherbet, savouring ice creams and above all going to mom's place
The summer tradition followed by me which my grandmother, my mother, my masis and my family follows is pickles, we sun dry small slices of kachi keri which is used the year around for our regular lentil dals and besan kadhi. We sundry moong dal vadis, urad vadis to make delicious sabzis, we partially sundry tomatoes and then powder it to add in gravy vegetables, we make mogra sherbet in which we make a watery sugar syrup and then mogras are added to it and partially kept in the sun for 1 day then we need to remove the mogras and strain the sherbet and fill in glass bottles. Put 2/3 tablespoons of sherbet add cold water and relish it. During summers my mom used to even pluck neem leaves in the evening wash it and then grind by adding water .we all at home had to have atleast 1/4 cup of this neem juice which would keep our internal body cool, we never suffered from the heat boils or pimples. Above all who can forget the tradition of buying a new matka every year and to feel the taste of that earthy mitti while drinking that soothing water and to use the last year's matka to grow plants🥰
I have started a summer tradition last year during lockdown. I froze freshly squeezed water melon juice in ice trays. Covered with cling film and poked toothpicks through the cling film into each ice tray cube. When frozen I gently removed eachbwater melon ice cube along with the tooth pick. It was a huge summer hit in the house. I am making it again this summer and I think this is a tradition that will be followed for years to come in our house.
I am glad to see you focus on your garden and plants. It is truly one of the best things about summer. One of my favorite summer traditions, that was passed down to me from my grandmother's time, is to collect fresh flowers from the garden every morning. We use it to weave garlands for our hair and the deities at home as well as to create beautiful flower rangolis in brass urlis. It fills the air with the lush fragrance and refreshes the ambiance.
Summer kitchen traditions I have seen in my home during childhood is buying new mitti ka matka for drinking water ever year and mitti small pots to keep water and bajra for 🐦 birds. ❤️ Also making Rasna sharbat, Aam ka murabba 😋😋 and my favourite making ghar ka dahi, chaas and raita❤️
In our childhood my mother use to make khichya papad ,potato wafers ,and gor Keri and muramba .we would help her in every possible ways ..I also want to continue the same tradition and cherish all the memories..thanks a lot for posting this .lots of love
I always make chilli powder and turmeric powder and garam masala during summers .. get all the ingredients from the market and dry them in the sun .. these masalas suffice me for the entire year .. I also make sabudana papad as the sun is perfect for them to dry.. these things keep me rooted to my traditions and I will continue to do them yearly .. love to u Jaya ❤️
Hi I am from Odisha. Our summer tradition is making woodapple juice (Bela pana). In fact we celebrate this as Pana Sankranti on Odia new year. Pana making is always our tradition. This unique pana(juice) is something you won't find in any restaurant but it's popular in every Odia houe. It not only tests amazing but it also has a lot of medicinal benefits. It's a perfect summer drink. Now a days bala is considered as a super food. It can't be made with electronic equipment, only with hand it can be prepared. My grandmother, my mother and I, all the three generations are preparing this drink in every summer. Far better than the cola and other toxic drinks. I have been posting pictures of Pana Sankranti celebration since last three years on instagram. Tulishree CB Pradhan.
Summer tradition for me triggers nostalgia. My grandma used to make rice pappads (Vaththal) at the beginning of every summer. She used to take the leaves off of our coconut tree and braid them into beautiful broad platforms onto which she'd lay those pappads and let them dry in the hot sun. The amazing thing was, she used to make it for all the six families of relatives as we all used to live within a single big compound and the pappads she made for us used to last six months or more. Summers now arent the same. They haven't been ever since she passed away. I miss her. We all do.
Just yesterday I made mango,garlic and tomato achar to be preserved for this year..my mom made these and I have started it to pass it on to my daughter.at young age if they see mom's prepare they too will continue the tradition and keeping family together ❤️ Lovely video,more love and strength
In my childhood my mother was making amras for dinner in summers, we were enjoying that with roti & paratha, it was really yum. I am also making the same & my son loves that alot❤️. In today's video your words take me back in my childhood ( Bachpan ki yadain). Thanks for your lovely tips.
In my childhood my grandma also make so many types of pickles , Now my mother makes it 👍 I saw pickle making tradition, decoration, ice cream in my home and also My grandma makes papad, homemade chips and that's all ♥️We really love that time 🤗♥️nice video dear😊
It's summer time ...best for pickling mangoes, lemons, green and red chilies, gooseberries and Bitter gourds....makings khatti mithhi chutney and murrabbas😋😋 love the bright summer vibes...sweet and tangy drinks, cotton clothings and cool cottony furnishings.....overall it's a rejuvenating time for mother nature and all the living beings 🙏😊
Hi basically I'm a chennai girl, during my summer holidays memories rice papad, avaka mango pickle, saboodhana papad. Still now I would preparing and enjoy a lot😍
Your video makes my day. The videos to me are like rain to the farmers. Such motivating and inspiring. Please continue with the noble work.. lots of love 😘
I am just in love with you and your work, thoughts and talk😍😍😍 Now I can understand why your husband got marry with you 😉 you are so lovely in every aspect 👍
Love to watch you.. for me the summer which my mother used to do and I continue to follow is to keep fresh buttermilk everyday and store in matka.. making all drink this instead of chilled water from fridge
Sucha cool and satisfying video...hi I am basically from Odisha but staying in Hyderabad after marriage...so there are so many memories about summer like making badhi, dry mango for curries like fish, aam papad my fav and achar the one you made of mango and many more after drying them for few days, bela pana, eating pakhala, saga, mango chanti or khata and badhichura sitting on the floor with the whole family and spending time with extended family as it's summer vacation time...beautiful memories which I want to cherish forever, continue and pass on to my next generation.
During my childhood my mother used to make mango pickle, curd mirchi, Murraba,rice n sago pappad and the same is followed by me after getting married and experimenting on many new summer recipes..nice video
One Summer kitchen tradition that I have seen in my home is making dried mango Pickle.. And also we dry Coconuts in Summer for extracting oil from them & Save it for coming months. what I love d most is dry bitter gourd papads. My mom is a Specialist in it.. And we Store mangoeട too for d rainy Season .
Hi jaya.. before you told us to like, I like the video because of content. ❤️ As I m always turn your notification on. Here is the contest answer from my side. During summer we do follow few things to prepare for whole year 1. Make woolen cloths dry in sun 2. We do different kinds of papad, pickles and sandige (traditional papad) will use it for whole year 3. for hair care we do dry hibiscus and amla leaf (mixed with soapnut powder while using) and also dry neem flowers for solution from head lice which is majorly prepared during summer. 4. Dry raw jackfruit using salt used for cooking in winter and dry kokum fruit in sugar To overcome heat during summer Prefer to have raagi porridge with butter milk which is very cool for body, coconut with lime, sugarcane juice with ginger, watermelon with pepper
I love watching your videos 😍 They are very informative and useful. It brings lot of positivity and boost to do household chores. This video reminded us the childhood days of making mango pickle at home with grandma. We used to go Nani’s home for summer holidays and she used to prepare mango pickle at that time. I remember we used to clean the cut pieces of mango with tiny hands and wait for her to prepare the pickle, once it s done. All cousins sit around the pickle mixing bowl and our nani mixes the pickle with rice, make balls and feed us 😍😊 I really miss those days!! 😔
Summer tradition in my house has always been to freeze lemon cubes so thst it can b put for multiple use. Be it shikanji preparation or using it for diluting facepacks
Preparation of doi er shorbot especially to welcome guest is one of the tradition we follow..... we also prepared bel er shorbot, aam Panna, Lebu r shobot, kacha aam er bhorta uff the list is endless... And also making few dishes like aamsi diye choto macher jhol is my favorite.... Though I am gorkhali but surrounded by bengali family help me to learn their food style.... moreover married to a bengali family helps me to flaunt my culinary skill which always appreciated by my in- laws
My summer tradition, that I follow is making mango pickle, aam panna, mango and garlic chatni, making potato Wafers,making rice flour pappad, making arrangements for birds by putting drinking water in balacony and on terrace.
I always admire your passion towards art , home making and everything! Love your peaceful videos ..Our summer tradition was playing indian traditional indoor games like chauka bara, aluguli mane , huli kuri aata , chuduranga ( kannada names )with chunchy tangy and sweetish raw totapuri ( name of the variant in kannada) with salt , chilli powder and sugar mixture. Also in the evenings we used to have lot of mangoes with just one small hole in the bottom and would finish the whole mango without any juice in our hands 😃
1. Making Bel/aam Panna 2. Rasna/RoohAfza sherbets 3. Soaking gunny bags in tubs full of ice cubes, wringing them out and then laying them on room/terrace flooring so it cooled the room temperature
After seeing your videos I started to decorate my home with joy and happiness.. I want to follow a summer tradition that I want to learn something new that is useful to my family that means recipes , knowledge , fun activities whatever makes me fell the comfort of summer.....
Hello Jaya I always watch your videos and get inspired by them😘 Few summer kitchen traditions that I maintain: 1. In Goa, the summer season is called as the season of "Purumet" Which means gathering/ collecting the items for the upcoming monsoon season. This includes Sundrying the spices, pulses, chillies and dried fish and prawns. 2. I also prepare aam papad, jackfruit papad and a variety of fryums from ashgourd, sago/sabudana , sweet potatoes, chillies soaked in besan and curd. All these are sundried and kept in airtight containers for future use. 3.I prepare aam panna, pickles, jams and murabba and goans favourite "Prawns pickle" or "balchao". 4. Deseeding of tamarind and salting it, Roasting cashew nuts in chulha and then crack open to get the nuts. 5. Salting and sundrying small locally available mangoes known as "ghota" which are later used in the gravies. All these are practised in most of the goan houses. I too have tried to follow these. Last but not the least, this tradition which I got from my mother is to keep the water for the birds and other animals everyday. Thankyou
WoW for you as usual!! Being a mum of two I always rejoice to give them those summer vacation rituals as I have cherished in my childhood. Long chutti.... railway safer...Dada dadi's place along with cousins...farm stroll...n the raw pure gaon ka khana... sleeping in khula asman...n much more !!! Thank you for bringing back those wonderful memories 🥰🥰
I love your videos so much . I have started watching your videos from lockdown. My summer traditions are mainly eating mangoes , grandma making mango pickle , and vadiyalu on the terrace . Mixing rasna ,tang etc. Enjoying eating watermelon. Bathing two times 😅 a day. Love summer. I hope u will enjoy the summer
First I want to say happy to you and your videos, ideas and everything. I am following you every time when I am maintaining home. Hats off to you mam. All of your videos are very useful including this one also. I prepared one summer chart to utilise this summer. 1. Homemade kulfis and Icecream s 2. Chill water in pot 3. Lemon pickle 4. Fresh juices ( mango,lemon, apple and pomogranate)
Love the way you showcase. As grew up in eastern part and staying at Delhi have been following my granny's method of doing pickles, sabu dada pampads, putting woolen garments in the sun before putting them in wardrobe and even putting the sarees in the sun light .
We had Coconut and Mango trees and every weekend in Summer we will get Tender coconuts and also Mangoes from our garden. Now, trees are still there, but nobody to get us the tender coconuts or mangoes. Would love to continue the tradition and have my kids experience the same. My grandmother used to make ‘Vadu manga’ pickle, but getting small mangoes from vendor who use to come to our house regularly during summer. We used to have a very good relationship with him and used to call him Maanga Thaatha. Now that tradition of selling mangoes by going door to door is gone. Would love to develop personal relationship with these type of people if they start selling door to door. I would love to continue these summer traditions 😊
Very sweet video!! Took me back to my childhood days when Mom used to spend summer days making achar, papad, ice creams and sherbats.... Most important ritual in our home was to put Dried Khus balls in pani ka matka which kept the water cool and added a summary frangance to the drinking water.
Keeping tulsi plant in and around the house during summer would spread divinity and it's aroma and frangrance is a great medicine against the infection especially during summer. I have them in my garden and inside my house too facing the sunlight. Having a summer plant in your house spreads a lot of positivity and great beauty as well.. Thanks
I love your video and always followed ....To keep the house cool and fragrant in the summer, we put special curtains or blinds (Khus Root) some time khus root use to put in drinking water pots also and our summer tradition is we make special aamras papad.
Your video is so useful for daily life. The way you speak and the music you use are so soothing. One tradition followed since my childhood by my mother is using homegrown guavas and pineapples for making jelly and squash during summer, which we could relish throughout the year. And now I try to follow the same tradition in my house.
our kitchen summer tradition is to make aam panna, lemonade, vinegar onion, soaked almonds empty stomach, light food in dinner with salad as much as possible🤗Love your videos, great job
We have the tradition of making fryums of sabudana to store for rest of the year. This making process brings all the family members together and just rejuvenate old memories!😀
Hi Jaya, I can't stop to watch your videos the minute you post it😊 Love the way you explain and share many valuable ideas which surely is helping most of the mom's.. Summer tradition, I follow is playing with furnishings, make achar, buy family games and spend lots of time with them. One such fun game is PITCHERICA, we love playing with it.
Hello jaya I love watching ur videos ur every video gives me inspiration how to keep ourself n home organise i too have 8 yr old son by seeing ur daughter, it inspire me to taught them be organised and help us by seeing ur summer video how u changing Little things bring big changes in our way of living. As u have make pickles for summer remind me that our mother and grandmother use to change the earthen pot so we get chill water from new pot instead of fridge water
Cool water from earthen pot. I have seen my grandmother in my village storing drinking water in earthen pots and covering it with wet cloth to keep water cool. I always prefer mud pot water over fridge water. It tastes so refreshing.. 😊
I always wanted to use a matka with a soft, white, cotton cloth tied around it, and cool, cool, water to drink all day! Due to space constraint or poor space organisation I haven’t had one yet! It’s a must have for Indian summers, I feel!
I prepare, jaljira at home daily during summer Very soothing and good for health। Roasted jeera powder, water, little tamarind pudina leaves black salt and jaggery 👍👍👍
Traditional things I do at home and want try in summers 1) Make iced tea, watermelon mojito to grab and enjoy them . 2) I want to follow a tradition of making kanji papad 3) I am trying out sun-dried tomatoes, kasuri methi, garlic powder this summer
summer drink - I remember drinking pana sankranti special bel(wood apple) pana drink which is prepared with adding banana,cheese ,milk,honey,black pepper ...absolutely delicious with many health benefits..keeps oneself cool to beat the summer...
Love ur content a lot...I'm a working mom of 2, I follow the tradition of buying the required pulses and spices for a year and storing them.....that helped a lot during the pandemic managing without going out much.....last year I tried my hands on making papadams and vadiyalu(called so in telugu) during the lockdown....so exited to try this year too..
Hamare ghar me meri maa summer me Pappad banati thi kud se ham store me nahi lete the Pappad badiya ,Im going to try and follow our tredition after watching you I'm motivates to follow thanks di...mere ghar renovation me bhi aapse mujhe madat mili aur ab bhi mili hai thanks for this video...
I remember helping my aunt's sun dry the vadam batter. I used to enjoy that activity since we do it in groups most of the time . I would love to bring back that now with my cousin's near by
I am sure everyone of us have a smile on our face when we think of childhood summers. With loads of fruits and kacha aam with namak mirch. Other than pickles and papads we have a tradition of preparing spices for the year and I remember going to get the chilli powders grinded in chakki. With life style changes not able to follow many of those traditions but following some and building new ones with my daughter 😀 We make Popsicles, bring some new plants, loads of organic mangoes, sago papad and I love the expression of my kid when she tastes the fresh aam ka achaar 🥵 . I wish I could give her a memorable childhood
My old home tradition which I follow always ...kachi lassi, aam ka achar, sirka pyaj, n lots of plants in every corner of my house, .......nd my cotton suits with soothing colours 😍
Your videos are so calming. I am also fond of home making and gardening. I like your simple ideas and your aesthetic sense is also nice. Tradition I like to follow is making mango pickles and jam which refreshes memories of those days when my mother used to make mango pickle and jam in bulk and shares with neighbours also
My tip for all of you reading this comment would be- While making summer lemonade, Roll lemons, limes and other hard-peel fruits on the counter before squeezing and you’ll find that it makes them easier to use. By using this hack, you loosen the juices inside the fruit. Microwaving for 20 to 30 seconds also works like a charm 😊 Also, I wish to win this giveaway as the fan in my room also makes a lot of noise 😬
Make yourself beautiful first..and then your home..such a touching line.... Our summer starts with aamaras and aloo chips n one more tradition was "carry ki laungi"... The khatta meetha taste still lasts for so long
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Thank you all so much for participating, commenting and sharing your summer traditions! I am truly overwhelmed and touched by your responses. I have read every single comment that you wrote and enjoyed so much. Many of them are my childhood traditions and memories as well.
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We freeze water in plastic bottles during summer and every time someone steps out, we take a couple of them and give to the taxi driver or veg vendor or anyone who may not have access to cold potable water. The smile on their faces and the blessings on their lips is worth the effort.
Such a Nobel thought. I learnt it from you Usha, will definitely try to follow in future. Thanks for sharing 💕
This is the best
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We too do this. 😊
Really great thought👍
I make various things-
1-mango pickle
2-gunde ka achaar
3-aam papad
4-sabudana papad
5-badi (mix chana dal+ urad dal+Chawla dal)
I have spent most of my childhood in Gujarat and am a South indian; so benefited by both the traditions and in summer I remember getting up early helping my mom make aloo chips .. 20 kgs was a huge planning and aam ka aachar telugu style .. memories😀
Yeah, memories 💕
Our summer tradition is to put some water in the balcony for the birds. During these hot days, they need some water too..
During our childhood my mom used to make butter milk and store it in a large pot for cooling and used to give that butter milk to the passers by during the peak summer hours.. That is the tradition I love to follow when all this pandemic is settled down 😊 Thanks for sharing this great video
During my childhood summer holidays my granny makes rice papad , vadaam & achaar and keep it in sunlight on the terrace and me , my cousins protect it from crow and pigeon .It was wonderful days. Happy navratri to everyone. May goddesses bless us with happiness throughout the year.
Haahhaha same here. And we were heavily bribed too 😀
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Jaya didi! 🤓You summer super cool makeover gives the asthethics to our summer season🌞... your voice is such sweet as honey !!... The summer tradition that we usually follow at our as tradition is 3
1. Keeping water in a mud pot and and allow it naturally cool 💧is best choice of traditional summer
2. Prepping drued vadaams and pappad with rice flour , chillies , asafaodita , sabudana etc etc 😋😋
3. Especially in this month of march and april we prepare a pickle called Maavadu which is a small green mango with a salt and chilli water we soak it up in a big ceramic pickle jar as a tradition to keep it good snd safe throughout the year... 👌🏻
I love to tell you all so try the any one of the above😍😍💝
I have restarted family tradition of eating together sitting on the floor and enjoying the sumptuous dinners over family gipshup. Loving it.
I am sure you all enjoy it very much 💕
My mother used to make Kali gajar ki kaanji, jalgeera, aam ki navratni chatni. Wow I love those days.
Now a days I also use to pack all woollen bedding and clothing and all my summer stuff is out now it is my way my tradition.
But Jaya how can I forget to mention your way of welcoming summer. It is inspiring for everyone. Love you❤️
My mom used to make quits in summer using old clothes.... Zero waste and sustainable living.... Now I m doing the same and teaching my kids the same.
Summer means Exhausting not just for us but also for those cow"s, dogs and bird's who can't say that they are exhausted. My mom used to keep water for bird's during summer s. I have more visitors hence make sure I don't disappoint them when they visit.. makes me happy and my mom would be happy too watching me from the clouds❤️❤️❤️
The summer tradition which I have seen as a young child which is still continuing is my mother makes delicious papad and fryums in summer and stores it for the entire year and shares it with all her children.
I love all your videos. You are to good. God bless you 🙏🙏
Hai I am from Kerala here in summer we can get lots of mangoes,jackfruits etc on summer . So most of kitchen is filled with dishes with these mambazhapullissery ( a curry with small size ripe mangoes, Curd and coconut paste), chakka Ada ( a snack with ripe jackfruit ,rice flour,& jaggery made in leaf), chakka puzhukku (a side dish with Jack fruit) so & so many dishes. We prepare chakka varattiyathu & mango cooked and kept it for around 1 year. Later used it for making payasam (a desert), or pulissery . And also it's the time for making pickles and so on
Rice with mampazha pulissery n idichakka thoran. 😋😋
....deepa
@@goldendragon1743 Its an amazing combination today here we have lunch with that adaar combination 😋😋 & simply enjoy lockdown 😂😂
Summer traditions we follow are
Pickle making
Nanari Sarbath
Drying all masala items
Papad and frymes
Using mud pot for drinking water
Sleeping under open sky is the best feeling which summer brings back...just like Atomberg fans it'll help us reduce electricity consumption and so many childhood memories!!
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You are such an inspiration Jaya.. I get such sisterly vibes from you.. Hope to meet you once..
Well the traditions are many, some of them I wish to stay in my kitchen/house forever-
1. I always keep empty bottles of coke, pepsi filled with water in fridge so that I can give them to the delivery persons/postman/gardener etc.
2. Keeping shikanji (lemonade) ready, so that when any of the family members comes from outside can be served with this goodness.
3. Every afternoon we take pudina masala chaach. It gives such a energy boost to the body.
Am your ardent admirer from Tamil Nadu.i watch your videos whenever I feel down.your video is a stressbuster to me.your voice is so soothing.
We have a tradition of storing small raw green mango in a salt water jar in traditional way we use to make this to use it as chutney or pickles etc during rainy season we love your way of keeping home clean and tidy 👍🏻😊
My childhood summer bedtime memory is making arrangements for curd (Tok doi from dombol). The overnight transition of curd from lukewarm milk seemed like a magic when I was a child.
Hi I stay in Bangalore
During summer my mother would prepare lots and lots of pickle , papads.
Every evening would be a mango evening,either mango or mango juice was a compulsory snack during evening.
And after breakfast a game of chowka bara or algulimane was played among all the family members.
Great 👍
Hi I am Grisha Shah and I am ten years old. Inspired by your videos I started helping my mom to organize our house. I like to decorate my house 🏡and I watch all your videos.We all love to eat mangoes every summer and my mom makes mango achar, amras puri.🥭🥭🥭🥭
Very cool vedio...we follow in summer
1.Making Mango pickle
2.Rice papads
3.Dried chillies
4.Enjoy mangos
5.Use Ragi malt,Sabja regularly
Thank you
Summer tradition in kitchen that we follow from ages is preparing "Avakaya" and "Vadiyaluu" yum yum !!😊
My memory of summers have been on my neighbour aunties terrace munching on the dried mangoes getting ready for pickle... Now a days there is no seen of ladies getting together and making pickles and papads like how our moms did. However, I still do make aam pickle... Aam panna... Nimbu achaar.... And bring home lots of mangoes for the kids and myself
Agree ,me too Telugu
Lots of avakai, pachchadi varieties
Growing up years were in Delhi so our summer tradition was a must visit to grandparents village,Grandma making yummmmy mango aavakai , वोडियालु andwhat not one Andhraspecial aachar which is Mango full ,not cut totally dried and made into aachar which used to last for ages, that's if any leftovers were left 😀 etc and have the best and endless memories
Back in Delhi Mumm would make mango shakes,nimbu sharbat ,make Punjabi aam kaa aachar ,
Night time picnics in india gate
Hi Jaya, very nice video as always
I following some summer tradition from so many years...
Drinking water a lot from earthen pot only (putting khus no valo in it)
No soda, cold drink.... Only fresh home made drinks like chhas, niboopani, aam ka panna, kokam sharbat, fresh fruit juice..
Eat watermelon, musk melon, grapes lots...
And being gujju keri no ras with double layered chapati everyday...
Thanks for sharing
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There are so many tradition I want to continue:-
1. Making Aam ka achar
2. Aam ka murabba
3. Neembu Sharbat
4. Making papad(udad, moong and rice)
5. Making chips
6. Making gulakand
My summer memories at my childhood as my mother was doing papads, Mirchi, masala and pickles we children used to help her very enthusiastically.and now the tradition is going ahead as my children and nephews all together tries to help us in our house to make all these summer items. And these moments and memories make our work very joyful.
Summer memories in my childhood r so many. I used to wait whole year for juicy mangoes . My mom will keep the mangoes first to god and pray and next to the expired elders in the family on one good day. Then only we will start eating mangoes. This is our tradition . I too follow the same . I laugh and remember my childhood when I saw my kids eagerly wait to see when I will keep mangoes to god and give us. It's a life cycle, our childhood is over but we can enjoy and remember our sweet memories of our childhood by seeing our kids. Love u and thank u by this video I remembered so many childhood memories.
Thank you for sharing :-)
The summer tradition I would like to continue is visiting villages to be with our grandparents. We learnt a lot of things in those summer vacations with our grandparents, be it making papad,pickles with the help of extended family to spending star gazing time listening to stories on their lap. I wish it continues forever for our kids as well.
I have seen different types of pickle making tradition, decor for summer and ice cream making tradition in my home♥️Once again amazing video😊
I truly adore and love your videos because they are simple and easy. The summer traditions of my house as a child I observed was my amma cleaning up the entire house. Painting the supdis, drying tamarind, red chillies, making different papads, pickles, drying vegetables like karela, gawaar phali, Bhavnagar I mirchis were soaked in curds , hing, coriander powder. In general the house was readied for rains by bringing out rainy wear, umbrellas. Kitchen was completely aromatic with all kinds of masalas and pickles. Also she made yummy vadu mango pickle and vadams
Those memories are so sweet and beautiful just like our grammas, so precious.
There is an endless list to the traditional things that I make every summer but the top on my list that I never miss are:
》 aam papad (ripe mango candies)
》Sundried red chilly (Bedki + Kashmiri mirch) powder
》Rice flour papad
》Sun dried potato chips
》Sabudana papad
》Mango Pickle
Hi we always use lots of curd and store buttermilk regularly
Also we make papads
Importantly achar aamka is the king of summer recipe
The summer tradition followed by me,soaked cooked rice in water before day (pazhaya sadam) and have it as breakfast with curd and pickles.....😋😋
Sounds great!
I like your simplicity and cool attitude with which you manage your home. My summer tradition includes washing and doing away with heavy curtains and bedsheets, keeping water for birds, pickles, papads, kokum sherbet, savouring ice creams and above all going to mom's place
Thanks for sharing!!
The summer tradition followed by me which my grandmother, my mother, my masis and my family follows is pickles, we sun dry small slices of kachi keri which is used the year around for our regular lentil dals and besan kadhi. We sundry moong dal vadis, urad vadis to make delicious sabzis, we partially sundry tomatoes and then powder it to add in gravy vegetables, we make mogra sherbet in which we make a watery sugar syrup and then mogras are added to it and partially kept in the sun for 1 day then we need to remove the mogras and strain the sherbet and fill in glass bottles. Put 2/3 tablespoons of sherbet add cold water and relish it. During summers my mom used to even pluck neem leaves in the evening wash it and then grind by adding water .we all at home had to have atleast 1/4 cup of this neem juice which would keep our internal body cool, we never suffered from the heat boils or pimples. Above all who can forget the tradition of buying a new matka every year and to feel the taste of that earthy mitti while drinking that soothing water and to use the last year's matka to grow plants🥰
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Thank you so much for sharing Neela. Such memories 💕😊
I have started a summer tradition last year during lockdown. I froze freshly squeezed water melon juice in ice trays. Covered with cling film and poked toothpicks through the cling film into each ice tray cube. When frozen I gently removed eachbwater melon ice cube along with the tooth pick. It was a huge summer hit in the house. I am making it again this summer and I think this is a tradition that will be followed for years to come in our house.
Lovely idea :-)
Nice tips for summer always feel good 👍I started this summer in our tradition way to make dry snacks which is stored in whole year & enjoy with them 🥰
I am glad to see you focus on your garden and plants. It is truly one of the best things about summer. One of my favorite summer traditions, that was passed down to me from my grandmother's time, is to collect fresh flowers from the garden every morning. We use it to weave garlands for our hair and the deities at home as well as to create beautiful flower rangolis in brass urlis. It fills the air with the lush fragrance and refreshes the ambiance.
Summer kitchen traditions I have seen in my home during childhood is buying new mitti ka matka for drinking water ever year and mitti small pots to keep water and bajra for 🐦 birds. ❤️ Also making Rasna sharbat, Aam ka murabba 😋😋 and my favourite making ghar ka dahi, chaas and raita❤️
Thanks for sharing
In my house aam paana is the favourite summer spl. Love how you added all the summer elements in the video
In our childhood my mother use to make khichya papad ,potato wafers ,and gor Keri and muramba .we would help her in every possible ways ..I also want to continue the same tradition and cherish all the memories..thanks a lot for posting this .lots of love
Thanks for sharing
Making rice flour papads and mango pickle is our kitchen tradition
I always make chilli powder and turmeric powder and garam masala during summers .. get all the ingredients from the market and dry them in the sun .. these masalas suffice me for the entire year .. I also make sabudana papad as the sun is perfect for them to dry.. these things keep me rooted to my traditions and I will continue to do them yearly .. love to u Jaya ❤️
Hi I am from Odisha.
Our summer tradition is making woodapple juice (Bela pana). In fact we celebrate this as Pana Sankranti on Odia new year. Pana making is always our tradition. This unique pana(juice) is something you won't find in any restaurant but it's popular in every Odia houe. It not only tests amazing but it also has a lot of medicinal benefits. It's a perfect summer drink. Now a days bala is considered as a super food. It can't be made with electronic equipment, only with hand it can be prepared. My grandmother, my mother and I, all the three generations are preparing this drink in every summer.
Far better than the cola and other toxic drinks.
I have been posting pictures of Pana Sankranti celebration since last three years on instagram. Tulishree CB Pradhan.
Thank you for sharing :-)
Summer tradition for me triggers nostalgia. My grandma used to make rice pappads (Vaththal) at the beginning of every summer. She used to take the leaves off of our coconut tree and braid them into beautiful broad platforms onto which she'd lay those pappads and let them dry in the hot sun. The amazing thing was, she used to make it for all the six families of relatives as we all used to live within a single big compound and the pappads she made for us used to last six months or more. Summers now arent the same. They haven't been ever since she passed away. I miss her. We all do.
very nice share
summer memories ... to make dried apricot, aam papad, pickles and plum sarbat ..
Just yesterday I made mango,garlic and tomato achar to be preserved for this year..my mom made these and I have started it to pass it on to my daughter.at young age if they see mom's prepare they too will continue the tradition and keeping family together ❤️
Lovely video,more love and strength
Tradition which I want to continue is to make fresh pickles every summer...
In my childhood my mother was making amras for dinner in summers, we were enjoying that with roti & paratha, it was really yum. I am also making the same & my son loves that alot❤️. In today's video your words take me back in my childhood ( Bachpan ki yadain). Thanks for your lovely tips.
The video itself is cooling....applause for your efforts to keep the house cozy....
Your words mean so much. Thank you for the love 💕
In my childhood my grandma also make so many types of pickles , Now my mother makes it 👍 I saw pickle making tradition, decoration, ice cream in my home and also My grandma makes papad, homemade chips and that's all ♥️We really love that time 🤗♥️nice video dear😊
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It's summer time ...best for pickling mangoes, lemons, green and red chilies, gooseberries and Bitter gourds....makings khatti mithhi chutney and murrabbas😋😋 love the bright summer vibes...sweet and tangy drinks, cotton clothings and cool cottony furnishings.....overall it's a rejuvenating time for mother nature and all the living beings 🙏😊
I encourage my kids to declutter their wardrobes and study material during summer vacations and make place for new ones.
Hi basically I'm a chennai girl, during my summer holidays memories rice papad, avaka mango pickle, saboodhana papad. Still now I would preparing and enjoy a lot😍
Your video makes my day. The videos to me are like rain to the farmers. Such motivating and inspiring. Please continue with the noble work.. lots of love 😘
Thank you :-)
ooh... so pihu used this thermocol to make her craft Thanks for sharing I really like this video and yellow and white are my favorite for summer
I am just in love with you and your work, thoughts and talk😍😍😍
Now I can understand why your husband got marry with you 😉 you are so lovely in every aspect 👍
:-D Thank you!!
Love to watch you.. for me the summer which my mother used to do and I continue to follow is to keep fresh buttermilk everyday and store in matka.. making all drink this instead of chilled water from fridge
Sucha cool and satisfying video...hi I am basically from Odisha but staying in Hyderabad after marriage...so there are so many memories about summer like making badhi, dry mango for curries like fish, aam papad my fav and achar the one you made of mango and many more after drying them for few days, bela pana, eating pakhala, saga, mango chanti or khata and badhichura sitting on the floor with the whole family and spending time with extended family as it's summer vacation time...beautiful memories which I want to cherish forever, continue and pass on to my next generation.
Thank you for sharing :-)
I just love watching you speak and manage your home, the pace the tone, delicacy and firmness in the way you do everything is juusst amazing.,♥️.
During my childhood my mother used to make mango pickle, curd mirchi, Murraba,rice n sago pappad and the same is followed by me after getting married and experimenting on many new summer recipes..nice video
One Summer kitchen tradition that I have seen in my home is making dried mango Pickle.. And also we dry Coconuts in Summer for extracting oil from them & Save it for coming months. what I love d most is dry bitter gourd papads. My mom is a Specialist in it.. And we Store mangoeട too for d rainy Season .
Bitter gourd papad? Never heard of it. Thank you for sharing.
Hi jaya.. before you told us to like, I like the video because of content. ❤️ As I m always turn your notification on. Here is the contest answer from my side.
During summer we do follow few things to prepare for whole year
1. Make woolen cloths dry in sun
2. We do different kinds of papad, pickles and sandige (traditional papad) will use it for whole year
3. for hair care we do dry hibiscus and amla leaf (mixed with soapnut powder while using) and also dry neem flowers for solution from head lice which is majorly prepared during summer.
4. Dry raw jackfruit using salt used for cooking in winter and dry kokum fruit in sugar
To overcome heat during summer Prefer to have raagi porridge with butter milk which is very cool for body, coconut with lime, sugarcane juice with ginger, watermelon with pepper
I love watching your videos 😍 They are very informative and useful. It brings lot of positivity and boost to do household chores. This video reminded us the childhood days of making mango pickle at home with grandma. We used to go Nani’s home for summer holidays and she used to prepare mango pickle at that time. I remember we used to clean the cut pieces of mango with tiny hands and wait for her to prepare the pickle, once it s done. All cousins sit around the pickle mixing bowl and our nani mixes the pickle with rice, make balls and feed us 😍😊 I really miss those days!! 😔
Summer tradition in my house has always been to freeze lemon cubes so thst it can b put for multiple use. Be it shikanji preparation or using it for diluting facepacks
Preparation of doi er shorbot especially to welcome guest is one of the tradition we follow..... we also prepared bel er shorbot, aam Panna, Lebu r shobot, kacha aam er bhorta uff the list is endless...
And also making few dishes like aamsi diye choto macher jhol is my favorite....
Though I am gorkhali but surrounded by bengali family help me to learn their food style.... moreover married to a bengali family helps me to flaunt my culinary skill which always appreciated by my in- laws
My summer tradition, that I follow is making mango pickle, aam panna, mango and garlic chatni, making potato Wafers,making rice flour pappad, making arrangements for birds by putting drinking water in balacony and on terrace.
I always admire your passion towards art , home making and everything! Love your peaceful videos ..Our summer tradition was playing indian traditional indoor games like chauka bara, aluguli mane , huli kuri aata , chuduranga ( kannada names )with chunchy tangy and sweetish raw totapuri ( name of the variant in kannada) with salt , chilli powder and sugar mixture. Also in the evenings we used to have lot of mangoes with just one small hole in the bottom and would finish the whole mango without any juice in our hands 😃
1. Making Bel/aam Panna
2. Rasna/RoohAfza sherbets
3. Soaking gunny bags in tubs full of ice cubes, wringing them out and then laying them on room/terrace flooring so it cooled the room temperature
After seeing your videos I started to decorate my home with joy and happiness..
I want to follow a summer tradition that I want to learn something new that is useful to my family that means recipes , knowledge , fun activities whatever makes me fell the comfort of summer.....
Hello Jaya
I always watch your videos and get inspired by them😘
Few summer kitchen traditions that I maintain:
1. In Goa, the summer season is called as the season of "Purumet" Which means gathering/ collecting the items for the upcoming monsoon season. This includes Sundrying the spices, pulses, chillies and dried fish and prawns.
2. I also prepare aam papad, jackfruit papad and a variety of fryums from ashgourd, sago/sabudana , sweet potatoes, chillies soaked in besan and curd. All these are sundried and kept in airtight containers for future use.
3.I prepare aam panna, pickles, jams and murabba and goans favourite "Prawns pickle" or "balchao".
4. Deseeding of tamarind and salting it, Roasting cashew nuts in chulha and then crack open to get the nuts.
5. Salting and sundrying small locally available mangoes known as "ghota" which are later used in the gravies.
All these are practised in most of the goan houses. I too have tried to follow these.
Last but not the least, this tradition which I got from my mother is to keep the water for the birds and other animals everyday.
Thankyou
WoW for you as usual!!
Being a mum of two I always rejoice to give them those summer vacation rituals as I have cherished in my childhood. Long chutti.... railway safer...Dada dadi's place along with cousins...farm stroll...n the raw pure gaon ka khana... sleeping in khula asman...n much more !!!
Thank you for bringing back those wonderful memories 🥰🥰
I love your videos so much .
I have started watching your videos from lockdown. My summer traditions are mainly eating mangoes , grandma making mango pickle , and vadiyalu on the terrace . Mixing rasna ,tang etc. Enjoying eating watermelon. Bathing two times 😅 a day.
Love summer.
I hope u will enjoy the summer
First I want to say happy to you and your videos, ideas and everything. I am following you every time when I am maintaining home.
Hats off to you mam. All of your videos are very useful including this one also.
I prepared one summer chart to utilise this summer.
1. Homemade kulfis and Icecream s
2. Chill water in pot
3. Lemon pickle
4. Fresh juices ( mango,lemon, apple and pomogranate)
Love the way you showcase. As grew up in eastern part and staying at Delhi have
been following my granny's method of doing pickles, sabu dada pampads, putting woolen garments in the sun before putting them in wardrobe and even putting the sarees in the sun light .
We had Coconut and Mango trees and every weekend in Summer we will get Tender coconuts and also Mangoes from our garden. Now, trees are still there, but nobody to get us the tender coconuts or mangoes. Would love to continue the tradition and have my kids experience the same.
My grandmother used to make ‘Vadu manga’ pickle, but getting small mangoes from vendor who use to come to our house regularly during summer. We used to have a very good relationship with him and used to call him Maanga Thaatha. Now that tradition of selling mangoes by going door to door is gone. Would love to develop personal relationship with these type of people if they start selling door to door.
I would love to continue these summer traditions 😊
Very sweet video!! Took me back to my childhood days when Mom used to spend summer days making achar, papad, ice creams and sherbats.... Most important ritual in our home was to put Dried Khus balls in pani ka matka which kept the water cool and added a summary frangance to the drinking water.
Keeping tulsi plant in and around the house during summer would spread divinity and it's aroma and frangrance is a great medicine against the infection especially during summer. I have them in my garden and inside my house too facing the sunlight. Having a summer plant in your house spreads a lot of positivity and great beauty as well.. Thanks
Thank you for sharing :-)
I love your video and always followed ....To keep the house cool and fragrant in the summer, we put special curtains or blinds (Khus Root) some time khus root use to put in drinking water pots also and our summer tradition is we make special aamras papad.
Your video is so useful for daily life. The way you speak and the music you use are so soothing. One tradition followed since my childhood by my mother is using homegrown guavas and pineapples for making jelly and squash during summer, which we could relish throughout the year. And now I try to follow the same tradition in my house.
our kitchen summer tradition is to make aam panna, lemonade, vinegar onion, soaked almonds empty stomach, light food in dinner with salad as much as possible🤗Love your videos, great job
We have the tradition of making fryums of sabudana to store for rest of the year.
This making process brings all the family members together and just rejuvenate old memories!😀
Such memories :-) Thank you for sharing.
Hi Jaya, I can't stop to watch your videos the minute you post it😊
Love the way you explain and share many valuable ideas which surely is helping most of the mom's..
Summer tradition, I follow is playing with furnishings, make achar, buy family games and spend lots of time with them. One such fun game is PITCHERICA, we love playing with it.
Thank you so much 🙂
Hello jaya I love watching ur videos ur every video gives me inspiration how to keep ourself n home organise i too have 8 yr old son by seeing ur daughter, it inspire me to taught them be organised and help us by seeing ur summer video how u changing Little things bring big changes in our way of living. As u have make pickles for summer remind me that our mother and grandmother use to change the earthen pot so we get chill water from new pot instead of fridge water
Cool water from earthen pot. I have seen my grandmother in my village storing drinking water in earthen pots and covering it with wet cloth to keep water cool. I always prefer mud pot water over fridge water. It tastes so refreshing.. 😊
I always wanted to use a matka with a soft, white, cotton cloth tied around it, and cool, cool, water to drink all day! Due to space constraint or poor space organisation I haven’t had one yet! It’s a must have for Indian summers, I feel!
I prepare, jaljira at home daily during summer
Very soothing and good for health।
Roasted jeera powder, water, little tamarind pudina leaves black salt and jaggery 👍👍👍
So calm. Summer brings back all our childhood memories. I love making papad,pickles and Homemade Aam ras
Traditional things I do at home and want try in summers
1) Make iced tea, watermelon mojito to grab and enjoy them .
2) I want to follow a tradition of making kanji papad
3) I am trying out sun-dried tomatoes, kasuri methi, garlic powder this summer
summer drink - I remember drinking pana sankranti special bel(wood apple) pana drink which is prepared with adding banana,cheese ,milk,honey,black pepper ...absolutely delicious with many health benefits..keeps oneself cool to beat the summer...
Bel panna was my fav too!
Love ur content a lot...I'm a working mom of 2, I follow the tradition of buying the required pulses and spices for a year and storing them.....that helped a lot during the pandemic managing without going out much.....last year I tried my hands on making papadams and vadiyalu(called so in telugu) during the lockdown....so exited to try this year too..
Hamare ghar me meri maa summer me Pappad banati thi kud se ham store me nahi lete the Pappad badiya ,Im going to try and follow our tredition after watching you I'm motivates to follow thanks di...mere ghar renovation me bhi aapse mujhe madat mili aur ab bhi mili hai thanks for this video...
I remember helping my aunt's sun dry the vadam batter. I used to enjoy that activity since we do it in groups most of the time . I would love to bring back that now with my cousin's near by
I follow many of summer/spring jobs. Like making Murraba, Changes in closet, Having fruits 🍉 🍋🥭🍇 and watering plants 🪴 by the evening.
I am sure everyone of us have a smile on our face when we think of childhood summers. With loads of fruits and kacha aam with namak mirch. Other than pickles and papads we have a tradition of preparing spices for the year and I remember going to get the chilli powders grinded in chakki. With life style changes not able to follow many of those traditions but following some and building new ones with my daughter 😀
We make Popsicles, bring some new plants, loads of organic mangoes, sago papad and I love the expression of my kid when she tastes the fresh aam ka achaar 🥵 . I wish I could give her a memorable childhood
My old home tradition which I follow always ...kachi lassi, aam ka achar, sirka pyaj, n lots of plants in every corner of my house, .......nd my cotton suits with soothing colours 😍
Your videos are so calming. I am also fond of home making and gardening. I like your simple ideas and your aesthetic sense is also nice. Tradition I like to follow is making mango pickles and jam which refreshes memories of those days when my mother used to make mango pickle and jam in bulk and shares with neighbours also
My tip for all of you reading this comment would be-
While making summer lemonade, Roll lemons, limes and other hard-peel fruits on the counter before squeezing and you’ll find that it makes them easier to use. By using this hack, you loosen the juices inside the fruit. Microwaving for 20 to 30 seconds also works like a charm 😊
Also, I wish to win this giveaway as the fan in my room also makes a lot of noise 😬
Make yourself beautiful first..and then your home..such a touching line.... Our summer starts with aamaras and aloo chips n one more tradition was "carry ki laungi"... The khatta meetha taste still lasts for so long