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Friday, October 9, 2020

Navaratri Menu planning 9 days 9 treats!

 

Navaratri 2020 is already here, its good to plan and buy groceries ahead, so it makes easy to do the festival and Golu hopping. check my detailed planning post here.

Due to Pandemic, many are doing E-vethalaipakku or split the schedule due to restrictions imposed.

Hope these help you to plan and you can add in many more dishes of your choice and time.

Click on the names for the recipes, you can use millets/brown sugar/karupatti for the sweets.








Morning NeivedyamSundal VaritiesTiffin Varities
Paal PayasamKadalai SundalVen Pongal Gotsu
Thenga Arisi PayasamPasiparippu SundalIdli Thenga chutney
Rose PayasamKondakadlai SundalDosai Thakkali thokku
Carrot /Rice PayasamPatani SundalAval Upma
PongalMixed SundalUpma Kozhakattai
Javarsi PayasamKaramani sweet SundalRava Kichidi
Paruppu PayasamPayaru Karamani SundalSevvai /Semiya Upma sambar
Oats Semiya PayasamSoya/Rajma Bean podi SundalAdai Aviyal or thokku
Kesari/KesribathVerkadalai SundalPoori Kurma


Multipurpose podi - Curry podi recipe is here 
For all recipes you can search in here .You can add in variety rice like Puliyodarai, lemon rice, coconut rice, dhokla, badam milk as per your taste. Can add and make your favourite choices of fruits, vegetables and millets. All recipes are no onion and no garlic. You can also plan and schedule timings for your friends and do a simple take away packing can make the visit short and satisfying.


PS - Your feedback is appreciated. Do try recipe from (http://www.sarascorner.net/take a picture and send it to me through Facebook message or mail me at simplysara07@gmail.com. Will be glad to add in my page Tried & Tasted album on FB or post on my page. Do follow me on Instagram id - saraswathiyer for more food stories and recipe ideas.Thank you. 


Happy and Safe Navaratri.

Love,
Saraswathi

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