Pongal is a very wholesome dish and makes a perfect breakfast along with chutney, a salad and a cup of filter coffee. Try this simple recipe of pongal for breakfast lunch or dinner. We promise you will come back to say you loved it :) Recipe Link - http://www.archanaskitchen.com/milagu-ven-pongal-recipe-made-with-figaro-olive-oil #RozKaKhana with #FigaroOliveOil | Archana's Kitchen

Why Is Pongal Celebrated? Pongal is a four-day harvest festival celebrated across Tamil Nadu, marking the joy of a successful harvest and the spirit of togetherness. The word Pongal means “to boil over,” a beautiful symbol of abundance, prosperity, and overflowing blessings. On this day, fresh rice, milk, and jaggery are cooked together and offered to Surya, the Sun God, as a mark of respect and gratitude. The festival honours the land, the rain, the cattle, and the tools that make life and harv

What exactly is Pongal? Join Rani Kanna as she explains the significance of this harvest festival and breaks down the 4 days of Pongal celebrations! 🎉✨ | Indian Heritage Centre