Mahalaya Lunch Day 8 & 9
A very interesting and healthy menu plan for day 8 .,
🍀Chenai kadi
🍀Lemon rasam
🍀Pavakkai Thoran
🍀Podalangai Thoran
🍀Manga pachadi
🍀Pirandai Thogayal ( adamant creeper
🍀Rice, moong dal, ghee
🍀Curd rice
Recipe for Chenai kadi ( yam )
Presoak moong dal in water so that they cook faster
.Or alternatively pressure cook moong dal seperately.
Peel and chop Yam into chunks about 2 cups or. As required.
Add soaked moong dal anout 3/4 cup to the cooker.
Add turmeric powder, salt, curry leaves , 1/2 tbsp ginger grated . Add enough water to cover.
Add 1 tsp or as required of the karima podi that i have already given recipe on day 1.
Pressure cook for 2 whistles.
Open cooker when pressure subsides.
Add freshly grated coconut about 1/2 cup, mix well. add lime juice after the kadi has cooled .
Add coconut oil tempering of mustard seeds, split udad dal and few curry leaves
Mix well. Cover and keep . Serve with rice, chapatis.
Mahalaya lunch menu day 9
Ganesh chaturthi is an important Hindu festival celeberated with great fervour all over India . Many sweets and snacks are prepred as offering in Neivediyam , one such is the popular karchikai/somas or karanji as it is called in many states .
Delicious tasty addictive thattai for Krishna Jayanthi , is very easy to prepare and requires no special skill . check the recipe .
Omapodi, a delightful tea-time snack, is incredibly easy to make, with besan (gram flour) and rice flour being staple ingredients in most households. In just about 30 minutes, you can fry up a batch of these crispy omapodi discs, making it a perfect addition to your snack repertoire. Traditionally prepared during festivals like Diwali to be included in the festive Diwali mixture, omapodi can also be made into a thicker variety of sev by incorporating additional spices and flavors, resembling the taste of ghatiya.