It really is a great honour & privilage to be shown around some special sacred spaces within ISKCON Bhaktivedanta Manor in Watford.
It really is a great honour to finally get to visit the ISKCON Bhaktivedanta Manor in Watford and an even greater honour to be allowed into the kitchen where the delicious & nutritious Prasadam (Prashad) Blessed food is prepared daily.

The Hari Krishna devotees serve up (free meals) to anyone and everyone at their temples and events and it's known as Prasadam (Prashad) which is santified (blessed) food.

The seva & devotion reminds me of Punjabi Sikhs who do very much the same type of service at their temples who serve up Langar (free meals).

On the menu on the day of my visit was:
* Chana Aloo Curry
* Matar Paneer
* Dal
* Basmati Rice
* Mix Veg Dry Curry
* Chapati
* Puri
* Far Far

The Hare Krishna devotees lovingly prepare food that is blessed by hand and human touch and further energised and charged by positive thoughts.

Radha Mohan Das kindly tells us that no meat, no fish, no eggs, garlic or onion not even mushrooms are not used in any of the cooking in this Sattvik kitchen.

Everything is cooked with loving devotion (Seva or Bhakti) to the Lord.

Some Indian recipe books that you may perhaps like:
* Iskcon Recipe book for Breads & Flatbreads: https://amzn.to/3yTcvmF

* Hare Krishna Book of Vegetarian Cooking: https://amzn.to/3c8p7Na

* The Higher Taste: A Guide to Gourmet Vegetarian Cooking: https://amzn.to/3ibugb0

* Lord Krishna’s Cuisine: The Art of Indian Vegetarian Cooking: https://amzn.to/3uPe0iG

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A very special thank you to Radha Mohan Das who facilitated & hosted my visit to the temple & thank you to all of the temple devotees who warmly welcomed me and graciously allowed me a privileged glimpse into their kitchen to do the videoing.

here is a link to Radha Mohan Das's YouTube Channel:    / @radhamohanonutube   (his YouTube Channel is called "Radha Mohan Das - Vedic Science")

Here's the hashtag links to their social media pages:
YouTube Channel    / krishnatemple  

Instagram: @bhaktivedanta_manor
Facebook: @bhaktivedantamanor
and Twitter: @ISKCON_Manor

@thevedicjedi
@richard cole radhamohan

If you have any questions; such as regarding their opening times etc... you can phone them on:

Hari Bol & Jai Shree Krishna to Lord Krishna Bhagwan's Devotees.