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- 5 Best Prasad Recipes For Krishna Janmashtami You Can Try. Krishna Janmashtami, also called Gokulashtami/ Krishna Jayanti is the celebration of the birth of Lord Krishna. ...
- Dhaniya Panjiri. ...
- Makhana Paag. ...
- Panchamrit. ...
- Makhan Mishri. ...
- Mawa Kheer (Khoya Kheer)
Panjiri: Panjiri is a wholesome sweet made from whole wheat flour, ghee, sugar, and dry fruits. It's not only delicious but also nutritious, making it an ideal prasad for offering to Lord Krishna.
The traditional dishes for Janmashtami include meva ke ladoo, murukku or chakli and some very appetising dishes. Some of them include Makhana Paag, a concoction of foxnuts, coconut, milk and sugar.
In many regions, people observe the nirjala fast (avoid food and water) on Janmashtami, while others eat vrat ka khana. If you follow the latter, you may indulge in sabudana papad, sabudana khichdi, kuttu paratha, or samak rice cooked in desi ghee and sendha namak to keep the body healthy and energized.
Lord Krishna, who belonged to the Yadava race, a cowherd clan in ancient history, also loves cow milk and all the dishes made from it. Pede made of cow milk is one of his favourite sweets. It's believed he used to often eat by the banks of Yamuna river in Vrindavan with his friends.
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