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Ugadi, the Telugu New Year, is a time of celebration with family and friends. Here are a few recipes for dishes traditionally prepared on Ugadi:
- Ugadi Pachadi. All celebrations of Ugadi begin with the Ugadi Pachadi. Ugadi Pachadi is an amagamation of six tastes found in nature; sweet, sour, tangy, spicy, bitter, andsalty. The six tastes (shadruchulu) represent the various experiences we have in life, and having Ugadi Pachadi reminds us that we should face life with equanimity.
- Pulihora. Tangy rice that is a must for all festivities in Andhra. Here are a few different ways in which you can make it:
- Pachadis.NoAndhramealisevercompletewithoutanUragaya or a Pachadi. Here are some you can try this Ugadi.
- Sweets. How can any celebration ever omit a sweet. Try these traditional Andhra sweets.
Melissa @ The Glen House says
Delicious food Aruna!
Aruna Panangipally says
Thank you…. A new year’s feast must live up to its name, na?
Shatarupa @Calorielicious says
Gorgeous stuff!! Happy Ugadi!! 🙂
Aruna Panangipally says
Thank you. …. 🙂
Aruna Panangipally says
Thank you…. 🙂
haridasgowra says
omg……..its my favourite….i want the cup of tamrind rice…………so so so tasty…………Happy telugu new year wishes to all………….#wordpress!
simplyvegetarian777 says
Happy Ugadi Aruna :)… What a collection.
cara353 says
Thank you Aruna! Happy Ugadi – will have to try some of that lemon rice!
Elaine @ foodbod says
Wonderful post!!!! Happy Ugadi xx
Aruna Panangipally says
Thank you
Pratibha says
Happy new year. To you.
Aruna Panangipally says
Thank you, Pratibha!
apsara says
Happy Ugadi, Aruna. Yummy pachadi and other dishes!
spiceinthecity says
Lovely collection Aruna. Happy Ugadi 🙂
Aruna Panangipally says
Thank you
shailja says
Happy Ugadi Aruna . This is a gorgeous spread 🙂
Aruna Panangipally says
Thank you 🙂
veeskitchen says
Wish you a very Happy Ugadi!
deelightfullyveg says
Now that is quite a feast! Happy Ugadi!
MyKabulKitchen says
Happy New Year! Thank for you for sharing 🙂
poohalicious says
Happy Ugadi to you! May you keep blogging authentic and traditional recipes and delight us all! 🙂
Aruna Panangipally says
Thank you. 🙂