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Totally agree, that's the same way I was brought up by my mother😊👍🙏

Thank you so much sathya

I totally agree with satya s comment. You are great.

Sambarpowder

I like your video s

Well organize.

Yes...I too felt the emotions.....

My pleasure 😊

Your mom in-law is one in a zillion. So glad you had her.

Wow! Such a vivid description.Yes I feel nostalgic about those days too.I remember, my neighbours son, looking at the stone grinder as if it were a museum piece. I then decided to soak some rice and dal and show a demo of how we ground it and he was very excited trying his hand at it too.i wonder if you remember the stone grinder used for dry grinding . It had two round stones with a wooden peg in between. there was a small opening through which we would put fistfuls of rice or other grain and rotate the stone using the wooden handle, aka ural in Tamil

Indeed I remember the dry grinder which was used to grind millet and rice. One had to sit directly on the floor to do this and sometimes the flour had to be 'recycled' a second time until it came out fine enough. I think it had two pegs - one piece which kept the stones centred and another to move the top stone around. I also remember how a man came by with a chisel to pit the the wet grinding stone. He used to make patterns of flowers and leaves and when the turmeric, chilli, coconut etc were ground the colours of the flowers would change! So many things were done at home and by hand such as all the pickles. My family had a coconut plantation and rice fields, and even the coconut oil was made at home. All kinds of trees grew on the property - mangoes, tamarind, hog-apples, murungai, and there was even an immensely tall curry leaf tree. The paddy was hulled by bullocks and winnowed by hand using large winnowers. All the food was fresh - there were no pesticides and herbicides and certainly no GMO produce. Shopping was done each day and sometimes twice a day! Oh - I forgot the black iron kettle for boiling water, and the clay goglet which held the drinking water which set on a polished brass tray. This goglet was regularly dried in the fireplace over burned paddy husks Drinking water had to be boiled every day, and it was always refreshing and cool and had a smoky flavour .... But I musn't bore you. I think you may have similar memories! Your neighbour's son is a lucky boy to have the benefit of knowing you personally!

Chala baga gurtu chesaaru appati vastuvulanu vaatini upayoginche vidhanalanu,,,and gita's kitchen reply lo thiragali ni gurtu chesaaru,,avunu,,avanni ippudu musium pieces 😳,,not only i like to remember few more ,,as there was no power available in villages,,we were using kirosine lamps with glass chimneys whch we used to clean regularly before lighting the lamps,,hand made fans made of thin and small bamboo sheets with a strong bamboo handle for summer use and also can be used near the fire also,,to make the fire effective. 😀much more memories are there to remember,,i feel those days were our days,,,which we like very much though to day every thing become easier and energy saving factors 🙂

Awesome I thought I am one of the outdated housewives with similar habits in organising my kitchen. I still keep that kathipeeta, I have been looking for the dry stone grinder because I remember it as a part of my childhood when my mother and grandmother used to grind rice and I used to be the feeder. Then we got another grinding machine which had a wheel and we need to fix it to a stool.. Eventually Sumeet mixies entered the kitchens. So much of nostalgic thoughts and feelings.

@@theinkbrain awesome

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आपकी मम्मी ज्यादा अच्छे से बता पायेगी क्योंकि वे आपकी जरूरते और आप क्या चाहते हैं ,सब जानती हैं,उनको आपकी आमदनी मालुम होगी 😘

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Thank you so much. I am just sharing my experience with all youngsters and hope it will benefit them

Yes, Let every girl get a Good Mother in law". Let my Daughter also get a good mother in law. Beta your lovely words have moved me. God bless you, whoever you are my child.

Yes ! Old is gold ! Right ? My mom and MIL always amazes me with their readiness in giving me a solution for anything in a jiffy. Hats off Oldies !!! 👍👍👍

How pleasant she is..... impressed !! Neatly arranged

very good english

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YesLahari, There's no place like home!

I miss having my mom around 😭 Also, home is where mom is 🤗

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@@GitasKitchen, I want to know if your channel has a recipe for Idli podi/ malagai podi... If yes then can you share the link please? 🙏

Pooja Satam

Bhagwan aap ko hamesha kush rakhe,

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Mami could you make a video for kids explaining to eat healthy food including vegetables and fruits instead of these junk foods. Would love to show my kids.

Yes Mami. Will be so helpful even for my kid

Arathi Subramanian lucky students isn’t it

Thank you Rekha

You are so welcome!

My love to your mom..Ragini

Oh yes! A tradition for many of us!!

Definitely Arathi..nice idea Thanks

V nice handy kichen

Me too

krysantha kale she doesn’t need to TAKE any online English classes. Her English is perfect.

@@samroy5967 Kale means to Aunty's English is too good ..Kale is requesting to teach English to other people. .I hope you got it now

@@samroy5967 I understood it in the way she clarified. After giving a compliment she wouldn't be advising her to take classes as a student. Simple logic.

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Madam my kitchen is not at all organized and also small one without appropriate shelves so I am not interested it's very messy sorry tfor my nature please suggest me

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So nice of you

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True. Nice to cherish small memories!

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That's very kind of you Silpa.

Well Organized Kitchen, with all the necessary items. Thanks for Sharing.

PranamLakshmiji. thank you so much !

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