Iniya Tamizh Puthandu Nal Vaazhthukkal to all my dear blogger friends...
Tamil New Year also called as "Chithirai Thirunal / Varusha Pirappu " falls on the first day of the Tamil month "Chithirai". This festival is widely celebrated by all tamils around the world and it falls during mid April every year. People wish each other by telling "Iniya Tamizh Puthandu Vaazhthukkal" on this day. They prepare many festive foods on this special occasion using neem flowers, mango, jack fruit and other fresh harvest and offer their prayers to the God. They decorate their houses with mango leaves and fresh flowers, put large rangoli in front of their houses during the festival. This festival is marked by the famous Chithirai feast in all the homes and the usage of the fresh Harvest signifies the growth and prosperity. In the festive food, different types of taste like sweet, salt, spice, bitter, sour would be included in the dishes they make.
This year is named as "Nandana" and it falls on 13th April, 2012. We celebrated Varusha Pirappu at our home in a grand way and offered our prayers to God, made an elaborate feast and enjoyed with our friends. To all my friends, once again wishing you all a very happy tamil new year.
This year is named as "Nandana" and it falls on 13th April, 2012. We celebrated Varusha Pirappu at our home in a grand way and offered our prayers to God, made an elaborate feast and enjoyed with our friends. To all my friends, once again wishing you all a very happy tamil new year.
Vidhya,
ReplyDeleteYour thali reminds me of Saravana Bhavan Thali...yumm...Shruthi.
NICE JOB
ReplyDeleteThis is Wonderful menu vidhya
ReplyDeleteI think am just lucky..... to have a friend like you.... because i try this all items such a wonderful food..
Preetha
Thank you Preetha..
ReplyDeleteWish you lived close to us :(
ReplyDeleteWonderful meal!
Rich culture and yummy recipes, those among other things enticed me and attract to dig more about Indian culture so as other cultures. And this recipe looks very tempting. Wow!. My best and warmest tamil new year greetings too. May you all be blessed.
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