Janmashtami Special Recipe: How to make authentic Panchamrit at home

By Ishwi SinghFirst Published Aug 23, 2024, 12:06 PM IST
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Learn how to make the perfect Panchamrit for Janmashtami 2024. This traditional recipe includes milk, yogurt, ghee, honey, and tulsi leaves, creating a delicious offering for Lord Krishna.

On Janmashtami 2024, Lord Krishna is bathed with Panchamrit, a sacred drink that is also offered as a devotional food. To make delicious Panchamrit at home, it's crucial to keep a few things in mind. Let's find out what special ingredients can be added to Panchamrit to enhance its flavour.

Ingredients for Panchamrit

Milk (Cold)- 1 cup
Full cream yogurt- 1 cup
Pure desi ghee- 2 tsp
Tulsi leaves- 3-4
Honey- 2 tbsp
Sugar- 2 tbsp

How to Make Panchamrit

When making Panchamrit, it's important to use the right consistency of yogurt. If you dilute the yogurt by adding too much milk, the taste of Panchamrit may be compromised. Let's learn how to prepare delicious Panchamrit.

Step 1: Use raw milk for making Panchamrit for Janmashtami. Nowadays, pasteurized milk is available in packets. You can use packet milk without boiling it. Keep the milk in the fridge for a while and then take it out.

Step 2: Pour 1 cup of cold milk into a bowl. Now add full cream yogurt. Mix the milk and yogurt well until they are combined.

Step 3: Now add sugar, honey, and two spoons of ghee to taste. Finally, add tulsi leaves to the Panchamrit.

Do not make the mistake of plucking Tulsi leaves at night. Pluck the Tulsi leaves during the day. If you like dry fruits in Panchamrit, you can add a small amount of grated coconut, makhana, charoli, raisins, and dried dates. Finely chop all the dry fruits and mix them. Adding dry fruits enhances the taste of Panchamrit.

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