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A sweet treat to enjoy the festivities!

Ganesh Chaturti is one of the most-awaited and widely celebrated festivals in our country. Though it is largely popular in Maharashtra, grand celebrations for this festival have been picking up in the South in the recent past.

This day is celebrated with multiple poojas, the excitement of the large idol processions and of course, a grand feast.  A plethora of special treats are prepared on this day. A mandatory offering to the lord is modak. It is a dessert which consists of an outer soft shell which is made with rice or wheat flour. The filling is a sweet paste containing grated coconut. 

The reason for modak’s significance is that it is Lord Ganesha’s favourite sweet treat. Due to his deep love for modaks, he also came to be called Modakpriya, which signifies one who loves modaks! As a prasadam, either 21 or 101 modaks are offered to the Lord on the day of the festival. 

This Ganesh Chaturti, prepare a feast for the Great God Ganesha with a delicious variety of modak using Gulabs Rose Syrup

Ingredients:

For outer dough:

 Rice flour (50g)
Hot water (35 ml)
Oil (2 spoons)
A pinch of salt

 

For filling

Desiccated coconut (3 spoons)

Ghee (1/2 spoon)

Cardamom (a little)

Gulabs Rose syrup (1.5 teaspoons)

Chopped dry fruits (if required)

Preparation process for outer dough of Modak using Gulabs Rose

Step 1 of making modak using Gulabs Rose Syrup

Step 2 of making modak using Gulabs Rose Syrup

requirement for filling needed to make modak using Gulabs Rose Syrup

Step 3 of making modak using Gulabs Rose Syrup

Step 4 of making modak using Gulabs Rose Syrup

Step 5 of making modak using Gulabs Rose Syrup

Step 6 of making modak using Gulabs Rose Syrup

Enjoy a plate of modaks made with Gulabs Rose Syrup

 

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