Path bhog langar menu for Sukhmani Sahib and Akhand Path
Langar after a Sukhmani Sahib or Akhand Path is a simple vegetarian meal served after the ardas. For 100 people plan about 9 kg of dal, 9 kg of sabzi, 9 kg of rice, 250 rotis and 10 kg of kheer or halwa. Send the bhog time.
Keeping the langar within a set amount? Tell Baljeet the headcount and the budget, and he plans the menu to fit.
What langar is served after Sukhmani Sahib path bhog?
After a Sukhmani Sahib path at home the langar is usually small and quiet: dal, one sabzi, rice or roti, and kheer or halwa. Families often keep it satvik. The meal is served after the ardas, so cooking is timed to finish near that hour.
- Dal and one sabzi, mildly spiced
- Rice or roti, or both
- Kheer or halwa to close
- Karah prasad, if you want it included in the order
What food is served after an Akhand Path bhog?
An Akhand Path runs for about 48 hours, and the bhog is the closing. The langar that follows is often larger than at a Sukhmani Sahib path because relatives, neighbours and the sangat come together. The menu is the same plain set, cooked in larger quantity.
| Path | Usual crowd | Planning point |
|---|---|---|
| Sukhmani Sahib path | Family, neighbours, a small sangat | Often a smaller headcount |
| Akhand Path bhog | Family, relatives and the wider sangat | Often larger; say if people come in a stream |
How much langar for 50, 100 or 200 people at a path bhog?
For 100 people plan about 9 kg of dal, 9 kg of sabzi, 9 kg of rice, 250 rotis and 10 kg of kheer or halwa. The table scales it to 50 and 200. If people arrive in waves after the ardas, plan for the larger headcount and let Baljeet advise.
| People | Dal (kg) | Sabzi (kg) | Rice (kg) | Rotis (pieces) | Kheer or halwa (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 people | 5 | 5 | 5 | 125 | 5 |
| 100 people | 9 | 9 | 9 | 250 | 10 |
| 200 people | 18 | 18 | 18 | 500 | 20 |
Approximate cooked weight. Method: Shahi Swaad kitchen planning figure (cooked weight).
When should langar be ready after the bhog?
Langar is served once the bhog and ardas are complete, so the food should be hot and ready at that moment, not before. Send the bhog time to Baljeet. He plans the cooking and the dispatch from Ramgarh so the food reaches you shortly before the ardas ends.
Can the path bhog langar be cooked without onion and garlic?
Yes. A satvik menu without onion and garlic is common for path bhog and can be planned. Mention it when you share the date, place and headcount.
What is the usual langar menu for a path bhog?
Dal, one sabzi, rice or roti, and kheer or halwa. Families add karah prasad as the offering of the bhog itself.
How much rice is needed for 100 people at a path bhog?
Plan about 9 kg of cooked rice for 100 people when it is served with dal, sabzi and roti. It is approximate; Baljeet confirms it for your menu.
Can langar be served at home for a Sukhmani Sahib path?
Yes. Food is brought in sealed containers to your home or hall, ready to serve after the ardas. Tell Baljeet the address and the time.
Is there a set number of people for a path bhog?
No. It depends on the family and the sangat. Give Baljeet a rough number and say whether people come together or over a few hours.
Do I need to book far in advance for a path bhog?
Send the date and place as soon as the path is fixed. Many families decide close to the date, and Baljeet tells you whether it is free.
Don’t worry, we will take care of you
Tell us your guest count and your budget. Baljeet replies with a menu that fits it and lists what the quote includes: food, staff, crockery, travel and GST.