Ganeshotsav
Is one of India’s biggest festivals, which will be held on 31 Aug 2022 this year. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaja, the greatest emperor of Maratha, was initially celebrated by Ganesh Chaturthi or Ganesh Utsav festival and is being carried forward since then. This festival is generally referred to as ‘Vinayak Chaturthi’.
Check out how to make Ganesh Chaturthi Special Modak.
Lord Ganesha always loved sweets, especially the modaks and laddoos, and this auspicious event was celebrated with much devotion. These sweets are commonly described and served as prasad, naivenya, or bhog to Lord Ganesha. This celebration lasts for 10 days. The delicacies such as besan laddoo, Kaju Barfi, halwas, modak, pure poli, raw laddoo, etc are doubled automatically when you prepare and serve them.
During the Ganapathi Chaturthi celebration, a traditional Indian sweet dumpling prepared with rice flour dough and stuffed with coconut and jaggery is mainly served to Lord Ganesha. Modaks are often steamed with a steamer, but they can also be made by frying or baking. Check out how to make Ganesh Chaturthi Special Modak.
