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RATH YATRA SPECIAL TANKA TORANI RECIPE | ODISHA’S FAMOUS SUMMER DRINK

Tanka Torani Recipe
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Tanka Torani is a traditional Odia summer drink that has been enjoyed for centuries for its cooling, refreshing, and digestive benefits. Made with fermented rice water, curd, and a blend of aromatic herbs and spices, this probiotic beverage is deeply rooted in Odisha’s culinary and cultural heritage.

The drink holds a special place during the auspicious Rath Yatra festival in Puri, where thousands of devotees gather to witness the grand procession of Lord Jagannath. To help pilgrims stay refreshed and hydrated in the summer heat, Tanka Torani is prepared and distributed in large quantities. In the Jagannath Puri Temple, this sacred drink is traditionally made using Mahaprasad anna (cooked rice) that has been offered to Lord Jagannath. The fermented rice water is combined with curd, grated ginger, green chilies, roasted cumin powder, curry leaves, lemon leaves, lemon slices, and salt, resulting in a flavorful and nourishing beverage.

More than just a summer cooler, Tanka Torani is a natural probiotic drink packed with essential nutrients and electrolytes that help support digestion and hydration. Its unique blend of tangy, spicy, and refreshing flavors makes it a perfect remedy for hot summer days. In this post, I’ll show you how to prepare this Rath Yatra special drink at home using simple ingredients and traditional methods.

RATH YATRA SPECIAL TANKA TORANI DRINK – STEP BY STEP RECIPE

  1. Ferment Rice Water

2. Add the Herbs and Spices

3. Mix n Make Tanka Torani

This nutritious probiotic drink is naturally cooling, helps support digestion, and keeps you refreshed and hydrated during hot summer days.

RATH YATRA SPECIAL TANKA TORANI DRINK – WATCH RECIPE VIDEO

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