Nagpanchami festival recipes
You will find many traditional Nagpanchami festival recipes here.
Nag panchami is one of the nature worshiping festivals celebrated in India. There are many mythological stories and folklore related to nag panchami festival.
Nag panchami is celebrated in a big way in Maharashtra and Karnataka states.
Nag (cobra) is worshiped on nag panchami day which is usually celebrated on the 4th and 5th day of Shravan (July/Aught) month of a Hindu calender.
Farmers do not plough their fields and house holds do not use any cutting implements on this day.
No deep frying is done on this day by those who celebrate the nag panchami festival. So mostly steamed food such as dind, khandvi etc is cooked on nag panchami day.
Some items are prepared in advance such as puthani tambittu, chigli unde, Akki hittu tambittu
Nagpanchami festival recipes
Roasted gram laddoo - puthani tambittu unde
Nag Panchami / Ganapati festival sweet for naivedya. Made in Karnataka and Maharashtra.
Khantoli - Khantoli
Khandvi - khantoli - sanjori is a nagpanchami festival sweet recipe.
It is made with rice rava and takes about 15-20 minutes to make.
Chigli unde - black sesame seed laddoo
Chigli unde is made for Ganesh chaturthi and Nag panchami festival in Karnataka.
Coconut burfi - Narial burfi - kobbari mithai
Coconut burfi is a sweet made with freshly grated coconut. Very quick and easy, can be made at any festival time.
How to make Besan laddoo - Chickpea flour balls
Besan laddo is made with bengal gram dal flour / chickpea flour. A must for traditional festivals such as Diwali festival.
- Puthani tambittu
- Rice flour balls - Akki hittu tambittu unde
- Ukdiche modak
- Besan laddoo
- Chigli unde - Black sesame seed balls
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