Langar at Golden Temple, Amritsar - The Golden Temple or Harmandir Sahib is the seat of the Guru Granth Sahib and is one of the most sacred and holy places for Sikhs. Who wouldn’t have heard of this amazing temple which feeds millions of hungry mouths regardless of caste, creed or religion? Thousands of devotees visit the temple daily and eat the langar in the community kitchen.It is estimated that at this langar 2,00,000 chapatis and 1.5 tonnes of dal are cooked daily and on an average 100 Quintal Wheat Flour, 25 Quintal Cereals, 10 Quintal Rice, 5000 Ltr Milk, 10 Quintal Sugar, 5 Quintal Pure Ghee is used daily. Nearly 100 LPG gas cylinders are used to prepare the meals by volunteers. The food served here is purely vegetarian cooked with onions and garlic. Dal (lentil cooked to a soupy broth) and Sabzi (a vegetable preparation) simmered and cooked in large cauldrons taste like never before. If you are visiting in Winters, don’t be surprised to see sarson ka saag reeking with ghee on your plate.
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