Dhanteras 2024: 5 Delicious Bhog Recipes
October 29 is celebrated as Dhanteras, the first day of Diwali, where Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Dhanvantri, and Lord Kuber are worshipped.
On this day, devotees offer several prasadam to please Maa Lakshmi for prosperity. Here are five traditional Indian sweets you can offer as Dhanteras bhog.
Kheer
Made out of milk and rice, this is one of Maa Lakshmi`s favorite Indian sweets. This creamy and filling sweet dish represents wealth.
Boondi Laddoo
These are in symphony with fulfillment and prosperity, symbolizing the goddess`s blessings. Boondi Laddoos are easy to make and widely available.
Kaju kalti
Yet another popular traditional Indian sweet dish, Kaju Katli, is a symbol of richness and elegance. Offering this is a way of showing appreciation.
Malpua
Fluffy and delectable, Malpua often represents happiness. Offering these as a Dhanteras bhog to Goddess Lakshmi expresses a wish of a happy life.
Panchamrit
A pure offering that honors Goddess Lakshmi`s blessings, panchamrit is a sweet mixture of milk, honey, ghee, curd, and sugar.
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