Gudi Padwa marks the beginning of the harvest season. The day is celebrated as New Year’s Day for the people of Maharashtra, as per the lunisolar Hindu calendar. The phrase “Gudi Padwa” is coined from two words—Gudi meaning Brahma’s flag and Padwa, Padva or Paddava meaning the first day of the bright phase of the moon. Gudi Padwa is celebrated on the first day of the month of Chaitra as per the Hindu lunisolar calendar.
Gudi Padwa is an auspicious occasion and is incomplete without traditional delicacies. Here are few traditional recipes that you can make to complete your Gudi Padwa thali!Serve delicious shrikhand with the meal to get that sweet and tangy delicacy that’s perfect for summers.
Nothing’s better than this delicious treat on Gudi Padwa. Simply making this one dish makes the day!
And this is the complete thaali recipe that you can cook on this auspicious day.