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Panchamrit or Panchamrut Recipe

Panchamrit or Panchamrut Recipe

Panchamrit or Panchamrut Recipe

Panchamrit also known as a Panchamrut, it is a mixture of five foods – milk, yogurt, honey, ghee, and sugar – that is used in Hindu and Jain worship, puja, and abhisheka (consecration ritual). It is often offered during pooja (prayer ritual) and then distributed as prasad (blessed food offering).
Each component lends its own essence and symbolism. Milk represents purity, honey signifies sweet speech, yogurt stands for strength, ghee indicates prosperity, and sugar emblemized happiness. Combined in perfect measure, these five elements create a sacred mixture that is offered to deities and shared as prasad.
Beyond its religious importance, Panchamrit is also a symphony of flavors. The creamy milk, tangy yogurt, floral honey, nutty ghee, and crunch of sugar mingle together beautifully. It is an indulgent dessert that provides comfort along with spiritual nourishment.

Panchamrit or Panchamrut Recipe

Fundamentally, Panchamrit exemplifies unity. Just as diverse ingredients blend into a nectar, it represents how harmony emerges from complexity. Panchamrit is now also used creatively in ice creams, custards, and cocktails – adding tradition to modern foods. In essence, this elixir nourishes the soul as much as the body. It connects us to ancient Hindu customs while satisfying the palate. For its cultural significance, divine symbolism, and mouth-watering taste, Panchamrit remains an integral part of rituals and festivals.

Ingredients

Main Ingredients
• ¾ cup Raw Cow Milk/Dudh
• ½ cup Cow Yogurt/Dahi
• 1 tsp Cow Ghee
• 1 tsp Honey/Madha
• 1-2 tbsp Sugar

Other Ingredients
• 1 tsp Ganga Jal
• ½ cup Roasted Crushed Makhana
• 1 tsp Charoli Nuts/Chironji
• 4-5 Holy Basil Leaves
• 1-2 tbsp Chopped Dry Fruits (almond, cashew, Pistachios, etc.)
• 1 tsp Raisin
• 1-2 tbsp Grated Coconut
• 1 tsp Dried Rose Petals

Method

1. In a mixing bowl, combine milk, yogurt, ghee, honey, and sugar. Mix well until fully incorporated. This makes the basic Panchamrit mixture.
2. Then you can add optional ingredients like roasted crushed makhana (foxnuts), chopped nuts, charoli (chironji), dried grated coconut, and raisins.
3. For a more spiritual Panchamrit, you can also add ganga jal (water from the Ganges river), tulsi (holy basil), and rose petals. Mix everything together well.
4. Your Panchamrit is now ready to use for abhisheka (ceremonial bathing of the deity) or to distribute as prasad (blessed offering).
Panchamrit or Panchamrut Recipe

Tips:
• Feel free to skip or adjust any of the additional ingredients to your taste and preference.
• You can prepare the Panchamrit ahead of time and store it in the refrigerator until ready to use for puja (worship ceremony). The chilled Panchamrit will be thick and refreshing.
Panchamrit or Panchamrut Recipe

Panchamrit or Panchamrut Recipe
 
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Panchamrit also known as a Panchamrut, it is a mixture of five foods - milk, yogurt, honey, ghee, and sugar - that is used in Hindu and Jain worship, puja, and abhisheka (consecration ritual). It is often offered during pooja (prayer ritual) and then distributed as prasad (blessed food offering).
Author: Binjal Pandya
Recipe type: sweet
Cuisine: Indian
Serves: 3-4
Ingredients
  • Main Ingredients
  • ¾ cup Raw Cow Milk/Dudh
  • ½ cup Cow Yogurt/Dahi
  • 1 tsp Cow Ghee
  • 1 tsp Honey/Madha
  • 1-2 tbsp Sugar
  • Other Ingredients
  • 1 tsp Ganga Jal
  • ½ cup Roasted Crushed Makhana
  • 1 tsp Charoli Nuts/Chironji
  • 4-5 Holy Basil Leaves
  • 1-2 tbsp Chopped Dry Fruits (almond, cashew, Pistachios, etc.)
  • 1 tsp Raisin
  • 1-2 tbsp Grated Coconut
  • 1 tsp Dried Rose Petals
Instructions
  1. In a mixing bowl, combine milk, yogurt, ghee, honey, and sugar. Mix well until fully incorporated. This makes the basic Panchamrit mixture.
  2. Then you can add optional ingredients like roasted crushed makhana (foxnuts), chopped nuts, charoli (chironji), dried grated coconut, and raisins.
  3. For a more spiritual Panchamrit, you can also add ganga jal (water from the Ganges river), tulsi (holy basil), and rose petals. Mix everything together well.
  4. Your Panchamrit is now ready to use for abhisheka (ceremonial bathing of the deity) or to distribute as prasad (blessed offering).
Notes
Feel free to skip or adjust any of the additional ingredients to your taste and preference.
You can prepare the Panchamrit ahead of time and store it in the refrigerator until ready to use for puja (worship ceremony). The chilled Panchamrit will be thick and refreshing.
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Panchamrit or Panchamrut Recipe was last modified: September 6th, 2023 by Binjal's VEG Kitchen

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