Shatavari Ghee Recipe

Shatavari Ghee Recipe

What You'll Learn

  • Shatavari Ghee: Traditional Ayurvedic ghee combining shatavari powder, water, and ghee; prepared by decoction and reduction to infuse herb into ghee for daily use.
  • Ayurvedic Preparation: Recipe details simmering shatavari in water until reduced, straining, then cooking with ghee until evaporation; yields preserved herbal ghee stored in a glass jar.
  • Shatavari Benefits: Traditionally used in Ayurveda and may support nourishment of the female reproductive system; ghee acts as a vehicle to deliver herbal constituents to deeper tissues.

Medicinal ghee has been used in Ayurveda for thousands of years. Shatavari has a special affinity for nourishing and supporting the female reproductive system, and ghee is an excellent vehicle for carrying herbs to the deeper tissues of the body. The combination allows for a wonderful way to utilize the full potential of this rejuvenating herb.

Ingredients:

Directions:

In a pan, combine the shatavari and water and boil the mixture slowly over medium/low heat until the water is reduced to ¼ (8 ounces/1 cup). This may take an hour or two.

Using cheesecloth, or a very fine strainer, strain out the shatavari, reserving the liquid.

Add the ghee and the statavari decoction to a pan and cook over low heat until all the water has evaporated. This can take up to two hours.

Cool and transfer the shatavari ghee to a glass jar with airtight lid.

Enjoy 1 teaspoon daily in warm water and increase as needed.

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