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[hungryodu]

Podo Pitha

Ah, you see quite a lot of other things here, but today, I’m going to share about Podo Pitha. Raja Parba is incomplete without it! This traditional Odia delicacy is a labor of love and patience. I feel it’s one of the most challenging recipes to master, but once you get it right, it’s a cakewalk every time after that. Podo Pitha is customized across Odisha—some use sugar, others jaggery, and…

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[abhijitsrikumar]

People are fighting for equal rights for all genders now but we Odisha people were celebrating Women. If you consider Padman as ground breaking then what will you consider people who are celebrating Mensuration Days of mother earth from generations. When everywhere else Period is a taboo, in Odisha it is a festival. Raja, the festival of Mother Earth's mensuration. For three days Women are celebrated. Varieties of food, swings plus the extra pampering. Hopefully everyone accepts this as part of life instead of thinking it as taboo. One of the food unique to Raja festival is Poda Pitha. A equal mix of Udad Dal & Rice, soaked and grind it to a smooth paste. Sugar, Dry Fruits, Coconut and 2tbsp of clarified butter is added to the paste. Then traditionally baked in a Earthen Hearth/Fire Place(ଚୁଲି). One of the best cake I have ever tasted. #podapitha #cake #raja #rajafestival #odisha #odiafestival #odiafoodies #odishacuisine #odishagram #traditionalfood #foodlove #foodblogging #foodblogger #indianfoodbloggers #dessert #odishafoodbloggers #festival #foodphotography #foodphotooftheday #foodonplate #oneplusphotography #unfiltered #fooddiaries #kitchensofinstagram #kitchendiaries #bangalorediaries (at My Kitchen) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBao866lh2H/?igshid=1j70q15gf0pho