The only sweet which I can never think of eating is sweet pongal which is made up of jaggery,somehow because of the color or watever I hate this sweet and never developed a taste for it from childhood.During my childhood,I used to add milk and sugar to the regular pongal in a small cup and mix well and I used to eat it as sweet pongal and that was my version of sweet pongal in my childhood(do not forget to remove the pepper corns from it if you are going to try my version anytime).Sankranti is incomplete with out making sweet pongal,so I make paal payasam as an alternative to sweet pongal and even if I prepare sweet pongal I use sugar instead of jaggery to make it.
I think you all can guess now what could be my next post,yes you are correct!!! ie.,Khara Pongal.
Ingredients:
1 cup new raw rice(any variety like sona masuri,kolam etc)
7 cups full cream milk(regular one is also fine)
3/4 cups sugar,approx
1/2 tsp cardamom powder
10-12 cashew nuts,broken
7-8 saffron strands
18-20 raisins
2 tbsp ghee
Method:
- Clean and wash the rice and soak it for 10mins.
- Bring milk to a boil in a big pot on medium flame and add saffron strands and rice when milk is bubbling and stir immediately and keep in low flame.
- Keep stirring occasionally until the rice is cooked completely in milk.
- After the rice is completely cooked the milk would have reduced in its quantity too,add the sugar and let it dissolves completely.
- Mean while heat ghee in a pan and add broken cashew nuts and raisins until they turn their color and keep it aside.
- After the sugar melts add the fried dry fruits along with the ghee and cardamom powder and mix well and cook it for another 2 mins.
A Reminder:
I am eagerly waiting for all your lovely entries for my first event ' Only' Salads.So friends,please send your entries in order to make my event successful.
Delish and love the shots Prathys
ReplyDeleteslurrp! both of them look yummo! I have same containers with me minus the painting! I have clicked two salad photos from my mobile phone as I carry them to office and dont get enough time to click them at home. I will send them soon.
ReplyDeletelooks delicious....
ReplyDeletecute pots and love the yummy version of palpayasam.Nice presentation
ReplyDeleteThat looks so beautiful and tempting Prathibha lovely pots..
ReplyDeletelooks so tasty
ReplyDeleteNice pictures and lovely pot .Pal payasam looks lovely .Will try to participate in your event
ReplyDeleteluv the pics,...
ReplyDeletePretty pots, delicious paal payasam looks absolutely wonderful..Prathy i'll send my entries together once i post all my salads in my space dear, dont worry will send definitely my entries soon..
ReplyDeleteyummy and delicious payasam!!cute pics!
ReplyDeleteYummy looking payasam
ReplyDeletewow thats so tempting..
ReplyDeleteyummy payasam,love the pot luks so cute:)
ReplyDeleteGreat looking,catchy and healthy sweet, absolutely inviting.love the pot looks very cute.
ReplyDeletePayasam look very tempting,lovely clicks!
ReplyDeletelove your pots...
ReplyDeletelovely clicks too...
Very yummy pongal in a cute pot..
ReplyDeleteI am just opposite it u,i love bellam pongal,i always prefer doing that.My kid 2 too likes it where as my kid 1 is like u,she hates bellam in sweets.
ReplyDeleteLoved the clicks :)
Hi Prathy
ReplyDeletePayasam looks awesome. Very cute earthen pots.
Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi
What a beautiful presentation..looks very festive n delicious!
ReplyDeleteUS Masala
Looks delicious and I love that beautiful pot too....
ReplyDeleteI love both pongalis....sweet and savory....both look awesome...lovely presenation!
ReplyDeletePayasam looks yummylicious
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking payasam and great clicks too.
ReplyDeleteDelicious Payasam....yummy!!Love th epresentation!!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures & tempting ....
ReplyDeleteLooks tempting and beautiful presentation
ReplyDeletepayasam looks so tempting and delicious...
ReplyDeletevery nice presentation. Same pinch, even I cant take sweet pongal with jaggery. I dont mind them with sugar though :)
ReplyDeletePayasam with inviting pictures...too good Prathy!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the clicks :)
ReplyDeletethe payasam looks wonderful.... and the pots look adorable.... wish i could have a pot and the contents in the pot :)
Yummy treat. Liked the presentation very much. Wishing u a happy sankranti
ReplyDeletelovely looking payasam...such a cute presentation...will surely try and send some salad recipe !
ReplyDeletevery inviting pics...nice presentation prathy..
ReplyDeleteTasty appetite
Looks so yumm yummy.. hope u had great festival :)
ReplyDeleteTantalizing pics... I love paal payasam but I make a thinner version.
ReplyDeleteDelicious payasam!!! And i love the presentation!!
ReplyDeletewow...fantastic clicks prathy...lovely presentation...hats off dear..
ReplyDeleteTasty appetite
Beautiful click. Looks so yummy.
ReplyDeleteCan we add Basumathi Rice instead the regular one
ReplyDelete@unknown...ofcourse you can, infact basnati rice adds more taste to pal payasam..
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