Pongal 2024: 5 treats you just can't miss eating!

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Ven Pongal

One of the basic and common type of Pongal, this dish is made with rice and yellow moong dal, cooked with black pepper, cumin and ginger.

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Sweet Pongal

A traditional sweet dish made with rice, moong dal, jaggery, ghee, nuts and raisins, it is a must dish during the festival.

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Millets Pongal

For a healthier version, you can try replacing rice with millets. The preparation method remains the same, but the choice of millet adds a nutty flavour and increases the nutritional value.

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Ghee Pongal

Though similar to Ven Pongal, Ghee Pongal is richer in ghee, giving it a more indulgent flavour.

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Akkaravadisal

The twin sister of sweet Pongal, this dish is a rich and flavourful sweet Pongal made with rice, lentils, jaggery, and milk.

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