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Janmashtami 2021: How to make Panchamrit at home?

Janmashtami 2021: Earlier, in our Janmashtami series, we shared some Prashad recipes that are popular in Bihar, now we will share the easy recipe of Panchamrit.

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Janmashtami, the auspicious festival that celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna is around the corner. And, ahead of this auspicious festival, devotees have started preparing for the birthday of Lord Krishna that will take place on August 30. On this day, the devotees keep a day-long fast and they offer prayers to Lord Krishna. The devotees break their fast at midnight by consuming the Prashad. Apart from this, the devotees also prepare several Prashads and scrumptious dishes to appease Lord Krishna on his special day. However, before all of this, a Panchamrit is prepared for Lord Krishna in which he takes bath, and it is offered to the devotees later.

Earlier, in our Janmashtami series, we shared some Prashad recipes that are popular in Bihar, now we will share the easy recipe of Panchamrit. The Panchamrit is made with dairy products and it includes dry fruits, basil leaves, among other things.

What are the ingredients required to make Panchamrit?

The ingredients that are required to make Panchamrit are:

Milk– Half cup
Curd– One cup
Gangajal– Half cup
Sugar– Two tablespoon
Ghee– Half Tablespoon
Dry fruit and nuts
Chironji
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Honey– Half Tablespoon
Basil Leaves– 9-10 leaves

Also Read: Janmashtami 2021: Make Meva Laddoo, Makhan Mishri, Makhana Kheer, Nariyal-Badam Barfi, Lauki ki Barfi at home

How to make Panchamrit?

Step 1: Take a pot, and add one cup of curd to it.

Step 2: Now, add half a cup of milk and two tablespoons of sugar in it, and mix it well.

Step 3: Now. You need to add half a cup of Gangajal, one tablespoon honey and one tablespoon ghee in the pot, and mix it all again.

Step 4: The last step is to add basil leaves to the pot, and mix it well.

Step 5: Now, you can pour Panchamrit in small cups and serve it to your friends and family.

In other news, here are some scrumptious Janmashtami recipes from Bihar that you need to try your hands on.

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