The Pesaha celebration of Saint Thomas Christians falls on Western Maundy Thursday and lasts for a single day. Traditionally, Pesaha appam is served in a ceremonial manner at night in Syrian Christian households across Kerala. The head of the family cuts the appam, dips it in paalukurukku (syrup) or Pesaha pal (coconut milk), and serves it to the other family members.
The Pesaha celebration of Saint Thomas Christians occurs on Western Maundy Thursday and lasts one day. In Syrian Christian households across Kerala, traditionally, Pesaha appam is presented ceremonially at night. The head of the household cuts the appam, adds syrup or coconut milk, and serves it to other family members.