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

1.4K views · 647 reactions | 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 | Facebook