Monday, March 15, 2021

HoScEAP Fortnight core-3

  

HoScEAP

Department of Home Science

ST.Joseph College for women (A)

Three day workshop on

Traditional /Millet based sweets

Objectives

1. To learn the technique of preparing selected traditional sweets .

2. To learn the technique of preparing selected millet based sweets.

3. To enhance the levels of appreciation towards traditional sweets and millet based sweets.

4. To create an awareness about popularizing usage of millets.

Reports            

From 8th feburary to 10th feburary 2021, department of Home Science, ST.Josephs college for women (A) , Vishakapatnam conducted a traditional /Millet sweets workshop and it was held as a part of the Entrepreneurship Awareness Program for 3rd year Home Science students . The resource person for the workshop was MR. B. Ramo Dorai .  As Traditional sweets are suggested to prepare and eaten once in a while preferably on festive days, so that they provide multifunctional health benefits, this is a great method to preserve our culture and heritage as well as take it down through the generations. Peeking at todays life style and health habits, many healthy choices can be made while preparing traditional sweets and delicacies and one of it can be millet sweets.

On 8th feburary 2021 MR . Dorai taught students how to make Ragi laddu the recipe was demonstrated and students assisted him in the preparation activities. Then the recipe of mysoor pak was also demonstrated on the same day .The next day i.e 9th feburary MR.Dorai demonstrated the procedure of millet laddu and bajra laddu , the ingredients are the same except the flours vary like bajra flour and millet flour and students assisted him and they had good time participating in the making process of sweets .On the last day i.e. 10th February ,Students in the guidance of Mr.Dorai prepared Rice flakes laddu and Boondi laddu ,students made them deliciously and all the three days they were given every sweet made in the work shop to taste.

This work shop was very useful to students, the essence of nutrition and traditional sweets shown practically to the students. All the recipes made are highly nutritious, with the cereals like Ragi, Bajra and millets instead of gram flour while following the same procedure. All the cereals used have high nutritional benefits, they are major source of energy as well as great amounts of dietary fiber, carbohydrates and proteins, as well as they are rich in iron and vitamins.

At the end of the workshop as a token of gratitude, a fruit basket is presented to Mr.Dorai Sir

On the whole, the workshop was very eventful, interesting and informative.

By learning the preparation of these sweets, students can invest and start their own interprises making nutritious and tasty sweets.

No of participants:52






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