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Festival Lunch Menu-1

Last Updated On: Dec 28, 2017 by Sowmya Venkatachalam

A lavish South Indian vegetarian festival lunch menu served on a traditional banana leaf, featuring a variety of dishes like steaming white rice, sambar, rasam, kootu, poriyal, vadai, appalam, and a selection of pickles, along with payasam for dessert, beautifully arranged and garnished with fresh curry leaves.
Festival lunch menu are always special. We always put our full heart and soul to make a yummy and rich meal to make the auspicious day more special. Delicious Food is the easy way to people's heart. This week I have come up with one of the traditional and favourite festival menu. 

Festival Lunch Menu
Festival Lunch Menu

For any festival menu, there should be a payasam, paruppu, annam(rice), kuzhambu, rasam, kari, kootu, and vadai. Here I have given, Sambar, Lemon rasam, Aviyal, Cheppangkizhangu Roast, Mango Pachadi, Thayir Pachadi, Paruppu Vadai, Appalam and Mango Pickle. 
Since we are using tamarind in sambar, I have selected lemon rasam, it can be substituted by any other rasam varieties also. For stew, I have prepared Aviyal. Usually potato fry or any other roast can be done. Even mixed vegetable curry would also be a good option. In mango season, we could surely try and do mango sweet pachadi along with traditional thayir pachadi. Paruppu vadai or medhu vadai is a choice and I prefer paruppu vadai with sambar than medhu vadai. Finally serve with appalam and pickle.
Sambar Lemon Rasam
Cheppangkizhangu Roast Aviyal
Paruppu Payasam Paruppu Vadai
Mango Pachadi Thayir Pachadi
Festival Lunch Menu1
Festival Lunch Menu

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