CC Madhya 4.11

bhikṣā lāgi’ eka-dina eka grāma giyā
āpane bahuta anna ānila māgiyā
Word for word: 
bhikṣā lāgi’ — for prasādam; eka-dina — in one day; eka grāma — to one village; giyā — going; āpane — personally; bahuta — a great quantity; anna — of rice and other eatables; ānila — brought; māgiyā — begging.
Translation: 
Each day Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu personally went to a village and collected a great quantity of rice and other grains for the preparation of prasādam.