Story of NAAG PANCHAMI||Recipe of PATOLYA ||Someshwar Temple Mangalore
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Hindus observe Nag Panchami on the Shukla Paksha Panchami during the month of Sravana, usually in July or August. In this festival, snakes are worshipped across temples in India and Nepal. It is believed that one who worships snakes on this day gets rid of the fear of serpents.
Patoleo recipe or Patoli recipe – is made specially during independence day, ganesh chaturthi festival and nagpanchami. They are also they are offered as prashad or bhog to God in India. What are Patoleos?? they are sweet turmeric cakes which are steamed, wrapped in turmeric leaves, coated with rice and stuffed with jaggery, coconut and cardamom powder. They are also known as patholi, patios etc.
Someshwara Temple Mangalore is located at a distance of 13 km from Mangalore and is situated beside the Someshwara village.