Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrī Caitanya Caritāmṛta Madhya 15.54-55

eka-dina śāly-anna, vyañjana pāńca-sāta

śāka, mocā-ghaṇṭa, bhṛṣṭa-paṭola-nimba-pāta

lembu-ādā-khaṇḍa, dadhi, dugdha, khaṇḍa-sāra

śālagrāme samarpilena bahu upahāra

SYNONYMS

eka-dina — one day; śāli-anna — cooked rice made of śāli paddy; vyañjana — vegetables; pāńca-sāta — five to seven different kinds; śāka — spinach; mocā-ghaṇṭa — curry made from banana flowers; bhṛṣṭa — fried; paṭola — paṭola vegetables; nimba-pāta — with leaves of the nimba tree; lembu — lemon; ādā-khaṇḍa — pieces of ginger; dadhi — yogurt; dugdha — milk; khaṇḍa-sāra — sugar candy; śālagrāme — unto Lord Viṣṇu in the form of the śālagrāma; samarpilena — offered; bahu upahāra — many other varieties of food.

TRANSLATION

"One day My mother, Śacī, offered food to Śālagrāma Viṣṇu. She offered rice cooked from śāli paddies, various kinds of vegetables, spinach, curry made of banana flowers, fried paṭola with nimba leaves, pieces of ginger with lemon, and also yogurt, milk, sugar candy and many other foods.

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