Hyderabad: Ram Navami is a Hindu festival that is observed on the ninth day of the Shukla Paksha in the month of Chaitra (Hindu calendar). It is also celebrated to mark the birth of Lord Rama, the reincarnation of God Vishnu as the Rama avatar. On this day, people keep fast and perform the Kanya Pujan. And as you know any festival is incomplete without food. So, let’s take a look at festive dishes you can relish after performing traditional rituals.
Aloo Curry:
A dish which is simple yet everyone’s favourite. Which is made of potatoes stewed in a tangy tomato sauce without the use of many spices. This curry is also made during festivals as it is simple to prepare. It goes well with poori, paratha, or vrat ki roti.
Singhara poori:
Potato and water chestnut flour is used to make this poori or puffy bread. You can have it with vrat ka kadhi, khatta meetha kaddu, pumpkin sabzi, or aloo-palak sabzi.
Puran Poli:
This utterly delicious Maharashtrian dish is enough to satisfy your taste buds! Puran Poli is a sweet flatbread made with chana dal with the stuffing of jaggery, coconut, cardamom, and butter or ghee.