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Dasara Navaratri Naivedyam: Prasadam List for 9 Days (Telugu Guide)

Published September 12, 2022 · Last updated

Dasara Navaratri Naivedyam: day-wise prasadam (Telugu) for all 9 days with meanings, quantities, and easy menu. Save & plan your pooja.

  • Quick rule: Keep food satvik—no onion/garlic; use ghee, jaggery, milk, coconut.
  • Nine-day plan below shows Telugu naivedyam options mapped to popular traditions (incl. Vijayawada Kanaka Durga references). Adapt to family custom.
  • Prep once, reuse wisely: Cook base rice/dal in bulk; transform into pongali, daddojanam, pulihora with quick tadkas.

Dasara Navaratri Naivedyam — Day-wise (Telugu)

(Use one primary item + one sweet or sundal each day. Quantities assume 4–6 members.)

Day 1 – శైలపుత్రి (Shailaputri)

Naivedyam: కట్టె పొంగలి / వెణ్ పొంగల్, వడపప్పు (వడ పప్పు), నెయ్యి.
Why: Auspicious start with ghee & moong for stability.

Day 2 – బ్రహ్మచారిణి (Brahmacharini)

Naivedyam: పులిహోర (Pulihora), శనగ గుగ్గిలు/సుండల్.
Tip: Make pulihora gojju ahead; mix with hot rice at pooja time.

Day 3 – చంద్రఘంట (Chandraghanta)

Naivedyam: కొబ్బరి అన్నం, చిన్న లడ్డూ.

Day 4 – కుష్మాండ (Kushmanda)

Naivedyam: గారెలు (మెదువు వడలు), దద్దోజనం (curd rice).

Day 5 – స్కందమాత (Skandamata)

Naivedyam: దద్దోజనం, పాయసం/బెల్లం పాలు పాయసం.

Day 6 – కాత్యాయనీ (Katyayani)

Naivedyam: కేసరి / రవ్వ కేశరి, పులిహోర లేదా బూరెలు.

Day 7 – కాలరాత్రి (Kalaratri)

Naivedyam: వడపప్పు–పనకం, సక్కన్నం/చలిమిడి (జగ్గరి-అన్నం/అక్కి పిండి స్వీట్).

Day 8 – మహాగౌరి (Mahagauri)

Naivedyam: బెల్లం పాంగలి/చక్కెర పొంగలి, కదంబం (మిక్స్‌డ్ నైవేద్యం/దక్షిణ పద్థతి).

Day 9 – సిద్ధిదాత్రి (Siddhidhatri)

Naivedyam: పరవన్నం/పాల పాయసం, పూర్ణాల బూరెలు.

Note: Telugu media and temple-linked guides show variations (e.g., Gayatri—బెల్లం పొంగలి, Annapoorna—కొబ్బరి అన్నం, Saraswati—పెసరట్టు). Follow your family sampradaya first, then use this chart as a practical menu.


Dasara Navaratri Naivedyam — Planner table (print/save)

DayDevi FormMainSide/SweetPrep tip
1ShailaputriVen PongalVadapappuPressure cook rice+moong; temper in ghee.
2BrahmachariniPulihoraChana sundalMake tamarind base ahead; shelf-stable.
3ChandraghantaCoconut riceLadduFresh grated coconut; avoid onion/garlic.
4KushmandaGareluDaddojanamUse pepper, not green chilli.
5SkandamataDaddojanamPayasamChill curd rice; ghee roast cashews.
6KatyayaniKesariPulihora/BooreluRoast rava well for fluffy kesari.
7KalaratriChalimidi/SakkannamPanakam/VadapappuMix rice flour + jaggery; no stove needed.
8MahagauriBellam PongaliKadambamA Tamil–Telugu crossover prasadam.
9SiddhidhatriParamannamPoornam BooreluFry boorelu low & slow for a crisp shell.

Ingredients checklist (Know Before You Go)

  • ✅ Rice, moong dal, chana, jaggery, sugar, ghee, milk, curd
  • ✅ Tamarind paste, curry leaves, mustard, peppercorns, cashew, raisins
  • ✅ Fresh coconut, cardamom, rice flour (for chalimidi)
  • ✅ Edible camphor (a pinch, optional), banana leaves/steel plates
  • No onion/garlic during naivedyam; keep kitchen satvik.

Local Tip: For busy households, cook plain rice in bulk mornings. Split into pulihora/coconut rice/paramannam with quick mixes.


Portioning & hygiene

  • Offer small, fresh portions; avoid stale leftovers for next day.
  • Cover naivedyam with a clean cloth; perform harathi and then share as prasadam.
  • If fasting, taste minimally after naivedyam; distribute to family and neighbours.

Mini-FAQ

Can I change the prasadam order?
Yes. Sampradaya varies by family/temple. The above Telugu plan blends Andhra practice with media/temple references.

Are chilli, onion, garlic allowed?
Avoid onion/garlic; minimise chillies; pepper is permitted in pongal/vada/curd rice.

With this Dasara Navaratri Naivedyam planner, your nine-day puja menu is sorted in simple Telugu-friendly options. Keep it satvik, prep smart, and honour your family’s tradition—prasadam made with devotion is always perfect.

  • By Tirumala Tirupati Online Team — Last Updated 19 Sep 2025 (IST).
  • Last Reviewed: 19 Sep 2025 — ✅ Verified by TTO Editorial Team.
  • User Tip: Batch-roast cashews/raisins in ghee on Day-1; reuse across payasam/kesari for 3–4 days.

Useful Links

  • Telugu Navaratri Naivedyam list & deity forms — Samayam Telugu features and lists. (Samayam Telugu)
  • Naivedyam & recipes (Andhra focus; Kanaka Durga references) — Aahaaram Online. (ãhãram)
  • Satvik rules & common naivedyam — Indian Healthy Recipes. (Swasthi’s Recipes)

Editor’s Note — Indian Festivals 2026 Dates Update

Most pan-India Hindu festival dates — including Ugadi, Ram Navami, Akshaya Tritiya, Guru Purnima, Varalakshmi Vratam, Krishna Janmashtami, Ganesh Chaturthi, Navaratri, Deepavali, Karthika Pournami, and Vaikuntha Ekadasi — are determined by the panchangam and may vary by a day between regional almanacs (Drik, Vakya, TTD, Kanchi, etc.). Start and end timings are tithi-based and differ by sunrise location.

  • For TTD-aligned festival dates, always cross-verify against the TTD Parabhava Nama Samvatsara Panchangam 2026–27, officially released on 19 March 2026, available via the TTD publications portal.
  • Regional and state-specific holidays are also listed under official circulars on ttdevasthanams.ap.gov.in.

When dates in this guide differ from your local panchangam, follow your family purohit’s guidance.

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