Dhaniya Panjiri and Panchamrit are two sacred and traditional offerings prepared especially during Janmashtami, fasting days, and auspicious Hindu rituals. Dhaniya Panjiri is made by slow-roasting whole coriander seeds, nuts, makhana, coconut, and magaz in ghee, creating a fragrant, nutritious mixture believed to cool the body and aid digestion. Panchamrit, meaning “five nectars,” is a divine blend of milk, curd, sugar, honey, and ghee, enriched with nuts and finally blessed with fresh Tulsi leaves. Together, these two preparations symbolise purity, nourishment, and spiritual significance, making them essential items in puja prasad.
Add a small amount of Ghee to a pan. Add the Whole Dry Coriander Seeds and roast them on a low to medium flame until aromatic and slightly darker. Once roasted, remove and let them cool down completely.