Thousands of people, including 3,000 dignitaries, were part of the Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha Ceremony on January 22. These six dishes will help you get involved in the festivities, even if you were not present in Ayodhya.
Thepla
Thepla will be served as one of the items in 'mahaprasad,' which will be distributed on consecration day. These Gujarati flatbreads are easy to make and have a long shelf life.
Matar Kachori
Matar Kachori is one of the other dishes that will be served in the mahaprasad. These deep-fried delights have a crispy outer layer filled with a delectable green pea mixture.
Almond Sweets
Almond takes centre stage in various sweets due to its nutty richness. From almond barfi to badam barfi, you can try these tasty sweets with the goodness of almonds.
Kalakand
Kalakand is a famous Indian sweet made with split milk and condensed milk. It has a cardamom-infused flavour and a grainy texture.
Ghee Ladoos
Any festivities in India are incomplete without ghee ladoos. These sweet balls melt in the mouth and leave a lingering sweetness. Ayodhya has received over 1,200 kilogrammes of ladoos that will be distributed as mahaprasad.
Kheer
Kheer, or Indian rice pudding, is a must-have during festivities. According to folklore, it was also Lord Ram's favourite.