Desert Women Morning Routine | Village Life Pakistan | Desi Recipe

In today's video, we are going to share a recipe called Gawara ki Phaliyan. Assalam-o-Alaikum. Walaikum-as-salam. Can you tell us where you get the fruits you are making in today's recipe? We get them from the shop. We harvest them from our land. We cook the raw fruits. When they are cooked, we sell them to people. We raise our own animals. This is the benefit of everything. Viewers, let's share with you how this recipe is made and how tasty it is. Stay with us. We are going to share the total procedure with you. She has a cotton cloth at home. Is this cotton your own? Yes, it's our own. Is it being sold? Yes, it's a new product. We collect the cotton and sell it at a higher price. What is the current price? It's 8000 rupees. How much cotton do you collect daily? We collect cotton for 7-8 months. If a woman collects cotton all day, how much will she collect? 1.5 to 2 months. How much does a woman earn per month? 700 rupees. It must take a lot of time to cut the cotton. Yes, it takes a lot of time. We cut the cotton in the morning and cook it in the afternoon. It's easy to eat. You can see the hard work behind it. There is a lot of taste in it. There is a lot of taste in food. Let's see how tasty this recipe is made. The water has boiled. Now we will add the gawara fruits to it. How long has it been boiling? It's been boiling for 10-15 minutes. Now we will add water to it. Then we will fry the chicken. The gawara fruits have been boiling for a long time. Let's see how long it will take. There is no gas stove here. That's why the fire is lit from the wood fire. You are not ready to cook yet. And you are making tea with it. What is the story behind it? We wake up in the morning and have tea. We have tea before breakfast and after breakfast. You make tea so many times in a day. Yes. How do you make so much milk? We have animals at home. That's why you make so much tea. Yes. We will make tea for you as well. Won't you feed us? Most welcome. Let's see how the traditional recipe of Gawara fruits is made. We will also share the taste of it. Gawara fruits are the treasure of our village. It's a very good recipe. You should try it. Let's see how tasty it is. Stay with us. Gawara fruits are boiled. Water is being separated from it. Let's see what happens next. Stay with us. She has stopped cooking. She is drinking tea. Why are you drinking tea in a cup? We are villagers. We don't use cups. We drink tea in a cup. If you drink tea in a cup, it doesn't taste good. It doesn't taste good. What is your routine in the village? We wake up in the morning. We make buttermilk on Namaz. We eat buttermilk. We serve it to the guests. We make breakfast for the children. They eat food that we have cooked. We cook food at our home. We don't cook roti anymore. We cook food in the evening. We adjust the fire. There is a handpump near their house. They use this hand pump to cook and drink water. This is my friend's house. What is the relationship between you three? She is my sister-in-law and he is my brother-in-law's daughter. Do all of you live in this house? Yes, we live in this house. That's good. We have to dig a hole in the ground. The hole is small. We have to dig it fast. We make it every year. We eat it every year. Great! This is our recipe for today. Chicken and mutton. We made it with chicken. And specially, we made it for our special YouTube guest. Thank you very much. Rerani. Yes, mother? I am going to eat mango. You can see, this is the generator. It is broken. That's why, I am using my hands.