Subbus Kitchen

menu icon
go to homepage
  • Home
  • Recipe Index
  • About Us
  • Contact Us

search icon
Homepage link
  • Home
  • Recipe Index
  • About Us
  • Contact Us

×
Home » Festival Recipes » Onam Sadhya Recipes

Onam Sadya (Onam Festival Lunch Menu) - Sambar, Rasam, Puliseri, Eriseri, Olan, Kalan, Aviyal, Kadamba thoran, Kadala Paruppu Pradaman, Pal Payasam, Thayir Pachadi, Rice and Pappad

Last Updated On: Aug 28, 2020 by Sowmya Venkatachalam

Onam Sadya, is the grand feast prepared on the auspicious occasion of Onam Festival. Sadya is a variety of vegetarian dishes traditionally served in Banana Leaf in Kerala. A normal Sadya can have about 24-28 dishes served as a single course. The main dish is the plain Boiled Rice which is served with Sambar, Rasam, Puliseri along with Eriseri, Olan, Kalan, Aviyal, Thoran, Pachadi, Puliinji and 3-4 different varieties of Payasam / Pradaman.The most common ingredients in all the dishes are rice, coconut and coconut oil as they are abundant in Kerala. Coconut milk is used in some dishes and coconut oil is used for frying and also as an ingredient in others.  Conventionally, the meal may be followed by vettila murukkan, chewing of betel leaf with lime and arecanut. This helps digestion of the meal and also cleanses the palate.

I have included most of the traditional and important dishes in Sadya. In my Sadya, I have included Plain Boiled Rice, Sambar, Rasam, Puliseri, Eriseri, Olan, Kalan, Aviyal, Thoran, Ladysfinger Thayir Pachadi, Kadalaparuppu Pradaman, Pal Payasan, Nei Paruppu and Papad. There are atleast 4 different variety of payasam/pradaman done for Sadya. I have given below many different payasam varieties and also individual recipes in Menu. This menu would surely be a richer Sadya for this Onam.
Some Special Recipes for Onam:

[foogallery id="29876"]

Sadya Platter

Onam Sadya (Onam Festival Lunch Menu) - Sambar, Rasam, Puliseri, Eriseri, Olan, Kalan, Aviyal, Kadamba thoran, Kadala Paruppu Pradaman, Pal Payasam, Thayir Pachadi, Rice and Pappad
Onam Sadya (Onam Festival Lunch Menu) - Sambar, Rasam, Puliseri, Eriseri, Olan, Kalan, Aviyal, Kadamba thoran, Kadala Paruppu Pradaman, Pal Payasam, Thayir Pachadi, Rice and Pappad
Love the Recipe? Share with Everyone
   72   
72
Shares

More All Recipes

  • Creamy Thinai Pradaman made with little millet, coconut milk, and jaggery, garnished with ghee-roasted cashews and raisins, served warm in a traditional bowl.
    Thinai Pradaman Recipe | Foxtail Millet Kheer Recipe
  • Traditional oil lamps lit for Thirukarthigai festival during Karthigai Deepam.
    Thirukarthigai - Recipes - Why & How do we celebrate Karthigai Deepam
  • Pori Urundai Recipe | Aval Pori Urundai Recipe | Nel Pori Urundai Recipe
  • Vella Seedai
    Vella Seedai Recipe | Sweet Seedai Recipe
About Us

Hi! I'M SOWMYA.

Welcome to Subbus Kitchen!
I’m an IT professional with a passion for cooking. Inspired by my mother-in-law Subbalakshmi’s culinary wisdom and supported by my husband Venkatachalam, Subbus Kitchen celebrates flavors, heritage, and the joy of cooking!

Learn more →

Latest Recipes

  • Thai Poosam
    Celebrating Thai Poosam: A Festival of Devotion and Courage
  • Milagu Adai | Thirukarthigai Adai
    Milagu Adai | Thirukarthigai Adai
  • Nei Appam
    Nei Appam (Ghee Appam)
  • A bowl of Mixed Dal Sweet Sundal made with jaggery, ghee, and a blend of lentils, garnished for Navratri prasadam.
    Sweet Sundal | Mixed Dal Sweet Sundal
  • A bowl of Peas Mango Sundal (Pattani Sundal) garnished with grated coconut and raw mango, a traditional South Indian festival snack.
    Peas Mango Sundal (Pattani Sundal)
  • A festive spread of Navaratri Sundal recipes made with legumes, garnished with coconut, and served as prasadam during Golu celebrations.
    Navaratri Sundal Recipes | Navratri Sundal Recipes | Navratri Sundal Varieties

Footer

↑ Back to Top

Links

  • Home
  • Recipe Index
  • About Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us

Copyright © 2024 Subbus Kitchen | Managed by HostMy.Blog