Apparently from Playing Cricket we are pleasantly surprised by the range of veggies Sachin Tendulkar had grown...
Digital Desk: Farming and growing all of the fruits and veggies in your own Kitchen Garden can make you feel very relaxed and cheerful, but what if it is done by a legendary cricketer?
Yes, we're talking about The Master Blaster of India, who has his own kitchen garden. Who would've guessed that he'd have such an interest aside from playing?
Organic vegetables are fresher than conventionally cultivated vegetables and may taste better due to the absence of pesticides and other chemicals. From salads to elaborate feasts, you may use the veggies produced in your backyard for a variety of purposes without having to run to the grocery store every time.
It is a blessing to be able to consume fresh, chemical-free vegetables. If you want to build your backyard kitchen, cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar is here to inspire you. In his most recent Instagram Reel, the 'Master Blaster' takes us on a tour of his kitchen garden, where he has grown everything from spinach and zucchini to chana and capsicum.
The video shows Sachin Tendulkar picking a radish from his garden and pointing to the chana crops. He shows some capsicum and zucchini growing in different pots. Rows of brinjals can also be seen in the garden, as Sachin Tendulkar recalls cooking "baingan ka bharta" and another meal in which he grilled slices of brinjals after coating them in turmeric and other spices the previous time.
The legendary cricketer then walks over to his spinach plantation and grabs some tender and fresh spinach leaves. "Ye abhi main ghar par lekar jaunga aur pakaunga isko," Sachin Tendulkar says, adding that he will cook it using his mother's recipe.
Sachin Tendulkar says at the end that homegrown vegetables cannot be purer than those grown in his garden. We next see him carrying a basket full of fresh white radish, red radish, and spinach home, indicating that everyone in his house will be pleased.
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