guḍa-pāyasa-sarpīḿṣi

śaṣkuly-āpūpa-modakān

saḿyāva-dadhi-sūpāḿś ca

naivedyaḿ sati kalpayet

guda -- sugar candy; payasa -- sweet rice; sarpimshi -- and ghee; sashkuli -- a kind of large, ear-shaped cake made of rice flour, sugar and sesame and fried in ghee; apupa -- various kinds of sweet cakes; modakan -- small conical steamed dumplings made of rice flour and filled with sweet coconut and sugar; samyava -- an oblong cake made of wheat, ghee and milk and covered with sugar and spices; dadhi -- yogurt; supan -- vegetable soups; ca -- and; naivedyam -- offerings of food; sati -- if he has sufficient means; kalpayet -- the devotee should arrange.


Texto

Within his means, the devotee should arrange to offer Me sugar candy, sweet rice, ghee, sashkuli [rice-flour cakes], apupa [various sweet cakes], modaka [steamed rice-flour dumplings filled with sweet coconut and sugar], samyava [wheat cakes made with ghee and milk and covered with sugar and spices], yogurt, vegetable soups and other palatable foods.

Significado

One can acquire detailed information of proper and improper foods to offer in Deity worship by consulting Sri Hari-bhakti-vilasa, Eighth vilasa, verses 152-164.