Ultorath doesn’t have long left. On that day, Jagannathdev will return to his home by riding a chariot from his aunt’s house (Rath Yatra 2026). Jagannath Puja will also be held in the house of the householder. Even if you can’t go to Puri on such a day, it’s better not to keep impurity in your mind. Rather, on that day offer to the Lord such sattvic enjoyment, which will reach God as an indication of your respect and devotion.
1. Khwaja
Khwaja is one of the favorite sweets of Lord Jagannath. This sweet khasta is made from flour, ghee and sugar syrup. It breaks with the pressure of the hand. Crispy on the outside, soft and delicious on the inside. Chariot processions and other auspicious festivals are held in special esteem by Khwajas.
2. granules
Kanika is Odisha’s traditional fragrant sweet rice. It is made with rice, ghee, jaggery, cardamom, cloves and cashew-raisins. Soft, mildly sweet and aromatic, this pada is very popular as a bhog.
3. burnt pie
Burnt pita made of rice flour, coconut and jaggery is prepared by slow baking or baking. This sweet with mild smoky aroma and mild taste can be offered as Prasad to Jagannathdev.
4. Nadia Pachari
Nadia Pachari ie coconut chutney. Korano is made with coconut, curd, green chillies and mild spices. Sometimes mustard, ginger and curry leaves are also added to it. Cold, mild and mildly sour in taste, this pada is served with relish. This chutney can be offered to Bhagannathdev along with any Pada like Kanika or Anna.
5. Ghia food
Fragrant rice mixed with ghee, i.e. ghia anna, is one of the famous 55 food items of Lord Jagannath. It is easily digestible, tasty and sometimes pulses or vegetables are also added to it.
Offering food to Jagannathdev means not only delicious cooking, but also remembering God with devotion, purity and sincerity. Even if it is not possible to attend the Rath Yatra of Puri, still offering this bhoga at home with devotion will get immense blessings of God.
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