Today is karthigai somavaara viratham and karthigai shasti. Finally when everything looks combined add sugar candy and mix it well. Mash everything together with your fingers. In a bowl add peeled riped banana and mash it well then add all the ingredients except sugarcandy. This is the first time a temple ‘prasadam’ from Tamil Nadu has been bestowed with the GI tag.
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The famous Palani panchamirtham, given as ‘prasadam’ at the Murugan temple there, has been granted the Geographical Indication (GI) tag.
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It is sweet in taste and one of the main offerings for Lord Dhandayuthapani Swamy, the presiding deity of Arulmigu Dhandayuthapani Swamy Temple, situated on Palani Hills. The panchamirtham is an ‘abhishega prasadam’ (food that is a religious offering), which is served in a semi-solid state. Dates and diamond sugar candies are added for flavour.
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Quite common in the Shiva temples of south India where the deity is in the form of linga (the phallic symbol of Lord Shiva’s energy) it is done on the Full Moon day (pournami) in the Tamil month of Aippasi (mid-Oct to mid-Nov). The panchamirtham is a combination of five natural substances - banana, jaggery, cow ghee, honey and cardamom. Anna Abhishekam is an important annual ritual of bathing the deity with cooked rice.
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Ekadasi vratham is observing total fast onĮkadasi Thithi.
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This rasam is called theĭhuvadasi Rasam or Poricha Rasam prepared on Dhuvadasai which falls afterĮkadasi thithi. Rasam prepared without tamarind or tomatoes or lemon. South India we make different types of Rasam, but this is, one special type of