We all love a kitchen that is fresh and clean. Kitchen is the heart of every home. It’s where we cook, create experiences, and bond together as a family. But unfortunately, this area can be hot, sweaty and uncomfortable during the summer season.
As housewives we spend hours in the kitchen. But with the rising temperatures in summer, the kitchen becomes unbearable.
Although we understand that the temperature outside is beyond our control, and the fact that even in this climate a housewife has to spend most of her time in the kitchen, which seems extremely difficult in the sweltering summers.
What we can do is try to keep the kitchen as ventilated and cool as possible.
Change cooking times
If you are a woman who cooks twice or thrice a day, change this attitude.
Try to cook at the same time in the morning and leave the kitchen first before the temperature rises.
Choose quick recipes
This is the time to choose dishes that can be cooked in no time. Choose recipes that have fewer steps, so that you’re done within an hour.
Choose minimal dishes
It cannot be denied that the heat of the stove flames can be unbearable. This is why it is more appropriate to choose recipes that involve minimal cooking
Load your diet with fruits, salads and lightly steamed dishes, which can also be easily digested.
Prepare the ingredients for the dishes in advance
Chopping vegetables, preparing spices, and other such steps before cooking also take a lot of time and energy. So, make it a priority to take some time, plan meals properly, and have ingredients ready in advance. This will not only save you time in the kitchen, but also prevent the place from overheating.
Use the exhaust
Aamir Khan shared a story from Punjab saying that he was in Punjab for the shooting of “Rang De Basanti”. And he really enjoyed working there. The people there are full of love.
He added that the next time he went to Punjab to shoot for Dangal, it was a small village in Punjab.
Aamir said that the locals used to gather to welcome him early in the morning and then at the time of pick-up. However, what stood out for the Bollywood actor was that it never bothered him.
“We shot for more than two months in this place and in this house. You won’t believe it, but when I used to reach there at around five in the morning, when my car would come in, people would stand outside their houses and just welcome me with folded hands.
They just waited to welcome me. They never bothered me, never stopped my car, nothing. After my pack-up, when I came back, they would once more stand outside their houses and say ‘good night’ to me.
It was an amazing sentiment for the Bollywood superstar.
Aamir Khan said that because he belongs to a Muslim family, he is not used to shaking hands and saying Namaste to people.
“I belong to a Muslim family, I am not used to join hands in namaste.” I am used to raising my hand (the way Muslims greet each other) and bowing.”
“After spending these two-and-a-half months in Punjab, I realized the power of ‘Namaste’,” said Aamir Khan, recalling the love of the people of Punjab.
He said that the people of Punjab respect everyone and do not discriminate on any basis.
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2024-05-07 02:42:23
