Make crispy thekua at home like this for chhath puja, it will taste amazing, learn the easy recipe make crispy thekua at home like this for chhath puja it will taste amazing learn the easy recipe Religion
Chhath 2024: The great festival of Chhath will start from tomorrow. On this special occasion, special worship is done to the rising sun and setting sun. Apart from this, Chhathi Maiya is also worshiped as per rituals. This festival is celebrated with great pomp especially in Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal. People celebrate it in other states too, but the enthusiasm seen in these states is not seen in any other state. People wait very eagerly for this festival. The devotees pray for the happiness of their family members by keeping a waterless fast for 36 hours. Therefore this festival is called Mahaparva. It is considered a festival of faith and sentiments of the people. A lot of preparations are done for the puja. The entire house is cleaned.
Chhath songs start playing in everyone’s homes right from the morning. This is a festival when the whole family comes together. There is hustle and bustle throughout the day. During this time, one has to take bath on the first day. This year Chhath Puja will start from 5th November and will conclude with offering Arghya in the morning on 8th November.
Know the date (Chhath 2024)
- Day 1, 5 November 2024 – Nahay Khay
- Day 2, 6 November 2024- Kharna
- Third day, 7 November 2024- Evening Arghya
- Fourth day, 8 November 2024- Arghya to the rising sun
Thekua Mahaprasad
Generally, different types of fruits are offered in all festivals. During Chhath too, many types of fruits are offered as bhog, but during this time, Thekua is considered more important, which people call Mahaprasad. Without this the worship is considered incomplete. Everyone likes to eat Prasad’s Thekua with great enthusiasm. In every house, people stay awake all night to make thekua and take it to the ghat. After the puja is over it is distributed among the people. Besides, all the family members also eat it.
In such a situation, if you also want to make Thekua and want to get the taste exactly like Prasad, then we are going to tell you a very easy recipe, following which you can prepare crispy Thekua at home.
Material
For this you have to take 2 cups wheat flour, 1 cup grated coconut, 1/2 cup dry fruits, 1/2 teaspoon cardamom powder, one-fourth cup milk, one-fourth cup ghee or refined oil and a pinch of salt.
Recipe
To make Thekua, first of all add grated coconut, raisins, cashew nuts, almonds, etc. along with wheat flour in a big vessel. Now add milk and water and knead the dough. Knead it well until the dough becomes slightly stiff. After this, make small balls from the kneaded dough and flatten them by placing them in your palm or in a mold. Now heat ghee or oil in the pan. Now put oil in the pan, after it gets heated, filter it and take it out in a clean vessel.
mythological beliefs
According to mythological beliefs, Mother Sita observed Chhath fast for the first time in Treta Yuga. So it was there that Lord Shri Ram worshiped the Sun God. Moreover, in the Dwapara Yuga, the philanthropists Karna and Draupadi worshiped and worshiped Lord Surya. Since then the festival of Chhath is celebrated with great devotion. There is another belief according to which, King Priyamvad was the first to worship Chhath Mata. All kinds of sorrows and sufferings go away from the lives of people who observe Nirjala fast for 36 hours.
(Disclaimer: The information provided here is based only on beliefs and information. MP Breaking News does not confirm any belief or information.)
