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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 8.16.40

శ‍ృతం పయసి నైవేద్యం శాల్యన్నం విభవే సతి । ససర్పి: సగుడం దత్త్వా జుహుయాన్మూలవిద్యయా ॥ ౪౦ ॥
śṛtaṁ payasi naivedyaṁ
[shritam payasi naivedyam]
śāly-annaṁ vibhave sati
[shaaly-annam vibhave sati]
sasarpiḥ saguḍaṁ dattvā
[sasarpih sagudam dattvaa]
juhuyān mūla-vidyayā
[juhuyaan moola-vidyayaa]
śṛtam — cooked payasi — in milk naivedyam — offering to the Deity śāli-annam — fine rice vibhave — if available sati — in this way sa-sarpiḥ — with ghee (clarified butter) sa-guḍam — with molasses dattvā — offering Him juhuyāt — should offer oblations in the fire mūla-vidyayā — with chanting of the same dvādaśākṣara-mantra.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
śṛtaṁ payasi naivedyaṁ
śṛtam
cooked
payasi
in milk
naivedyam
offering to the Deity
śāly-annaṁ vibhave sati
śāli-annam
fine rice
vibhave
if available
sati
in this way
sasarpiḥ saguḍaṁ dattvā
sa-sarpiḥ
with ghee (clarified butter)
sa-guḍam
with molasses
dattvā
offering Him
juhuyān mūla-vidyayā
juhuyāt
should offer oblations in the fire
mūla-vidyayā
with chanting of the same dvādaśākṣara-mantra.
If one can afford to, one should offer the Deity fine rice boiled in milk with clarified butter and molasses. While chanting the same original mantra, one should offer all this to the fire.
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura Gauḍīya
Translation
After offering the Lord, if possible, fine rice boiled in milk with clarified butter and raw sugar, one should offer oblations in the fire using the twelve syllable mantra. Payasi śṛtam means rice cooked in milk.
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