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#tribal  area Rice harvested but first crop offer to house sparrow birds because accordingly their #myth  rice brought from gods for human being To maintain the ecology what a nice though by the tribes https://bit.ly/3FYNlpk

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Tribe - Lamjia Saura - Preferable Tour ��️

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Mahura: Nurturing Tradition and Palates at Shri Jagannath Temple

Mahura is another gem of Odia cuisine and is offered as Mahaprasad at the Shri Jagannath Temple in Puri. Mahura is a traditional dish prepared with a variety of vegetables and lentils, seasoned with aromatic spices. It holds significant cultural and religious importance in Odisha, especially during daily at the Jagannath Temple or in festivals and rituals of many temples of Odisha The…

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Kanji (Fermented Tangy Drink with Beet Juice)

Ingredients:

Water

Asafoetida

Turmeric powder

Red chili powder

Yellow mustard

Salt

Black salt

Beet juice (for color and flavor)

Instructions:

Pour cool water into a glass or plastic container.

Add asafoetida, turmeric powder, red chili powder, yellow mustard, salt, black salt, and beet juice. Mix well.

Close the lid of the container and keep it aside for 3 days. Stir with a clean and dry spoon once a day.

Taste the water on the fourth day. Kanji is ready if it tastes tangy, spicy, and tasty.

Wadas

Ingredients:

Urad dal

Salt

Oil for frying

Instructions:

Clean urad dal, wash, and soak it in water for 2 hours.

Drain the water and grind the urad dal. Transfer the ground dal into a bowl, add salt, and beat the mixture.

Heat oil in a karai (wok). Make small wadas with your hands and fry 8-10 wadas in oil at one time until they become fluffy and brown.

Transfer the fried wadas onto a plate. Fry all wadas in this manner.

Soak the fried wadas in lukewarm water for 15 minutes. Drain the water after 15 minutes.

Serving:

Put 4-5 wadas in a glass.

Pour kanji over the wadas.

Serve and enjoy this refreshing drink.

This version includes the addition of beet juice to the Kanji, enhancing both its color and flavor. Enjoy your Kanji Vada with the added twist of beet juice!

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Kanji (Fermented Tangy Drink with Beet Juice)

Ingredients:

Water

Asafoetida

Turmeric powder

Red chili powder

Yellow mustard

Salt

Black salt

Beet juice (for color and flavor)

Instructions:

Pour cool water into a glass or plastic container.

Add asafoetida, turmeric powder, red chili powder, yellow mustard, salt, black salt, and beet juice. Mix well.

Close the lid of the container and keep it aside for 3 days. Stir with a clean and dry spoon once a day.

Taste the water on the fourth day. Kanji is ready if it tastes tangy, spicy, and tasty.

Wadas

Ingredients:

Urad dal

Salt

Oil for frying

Instructions:

Clean urad dal, wash, and soak it in water for 2 hours.

Drain the water and grind the urad dal. Transfer the ground dal into a bowl, add salt, and beat the mixture.

Heat oil in a karai (wok). Make small wadas with your hands and fry 8-10 wadas in oil at one time until they become fluffy and brown.

Transfer the fried wadas onto a plate. Fry all wadas in this manner.

Soak the fried wadas in lukewarm water for 15 minutes. Drain the water after 15 minutes.

Serving:

Put 4-5 wadas in a glass.

Pour kanji over the wadas.

Serve and enjoy this refreshing drink.

This version includes the addition of beet juice to the Kanji, enhancing both its color and flavor. Enjoy your Kanji Vada with the added twist of beet juice!

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Khainga Macha Ghanta Besara..

This is a recipe for a dish called Macha Ghanta Bessar, which is a popular food item typically made during the Dasahara or Manasika Puja festivals in Odisha, India. The recipe involves making a fine paste of masala ingredients using a Silla or grinder, cutting vegetables in a medium size, and then sautéing the vegetables with masala paste and fish, prawn in mustard oil. The dish is seasoned with mustard paste, and cooked until the vegetables are tender and the flavors are well combined.

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Kokoli Sukhua Dalma foods that cook on Chandrabhaaga, Magha Mela Festival

On the occasion of the Chandrabhaaga, Maghamela, Festival in Konark, people gather to offer their prayers to the Lord, as per tradition. Early in the morning, people gather and offer their prayers for a long time. According to the tradition, the three deities, Lord Triveni, Lord Ishaneshwar, and Lord Dakshineshwar, fly in an aircraft during the night of the lunar eclipse and enjoy the offerings…