In Hindu scriptures, the kitchen is considered a sacred place. It is said that Goddess Annapurna resides in the kitchen. Her presence ensures there's never a shortage of food grains in the home. However, according to Vastu Shastra, mistakes made while preparing rotis can anger Goddess Annapurna and cause her to leave the home. This prevents the flow of wealth into the home.

First, according to Vastu Shastra, a housewife should never count rotis while preparing rotis in the kitchen. In some homes, people make this mistake, and in those homes, rotis are counted, leading to a lack of food in the home despite a substantial income. However, counting rotis is considered taboo in the scriptures, and rotis should not be made by counting.

You may have often noticed that when a woman kneads dough, she leaves fingermarks on the dough. The dough kneaded for rotis is round in shape and resembles the ashes of ancestors. Therefore, fingerprints are imprinted on this dough. So that it does not look like the offering made to the ancestors, and rotis can be made from it easily.

Keeping the pan and kadai upside down is inauspicious. You may have seen people keeping the pan and kadai upside down in the kitchen, but did you know that doing so is absolutely wrong? According to Vastu, the pan is considered a symbol of Rahu's hood. Keeping the pan upside down in the kitchen hurts happiness and prosperity and poverty persists.

The first and last roti according to Vastu Shastra: Before serving food to the family members, remember to give the first roti to the cow and the second roti to the dog. This destroys negative energy in the house and brings in positive energy.

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