Thursday, 18 September 2008

Wheat Payasam


There are several varieties of 'payasams'. Payasam is a traditional South Indian delicacy made on all festive occasions.We prepare Payasam as ‘Prasadam’(offering to God). This mouthwatering sweet dish is prepared of coconut milk , jaggery and broken wheat.

Ingredients:-

250 gms Broken Wheat
500 gms Jaggery
3 tblsp Ghee
10 gms Raisins
10 gms Cashew Nuts
2 Coconuts
5 gms Cardamom
10 gms Dry ginger powder
10 gms Cumin Powder


Method:-
  • Grate the coconut. Add 1/2 glass warm water to the grated coconut. Extract the first coconut milk by filtering the mixture of coconut and water.
  • Extract the second milk by adding 1 1/2 glass warm water. Repeat the process to extract the third milk.
  • Saute broken wheat lightly in one teaspoon ghee.
  • Cook the brown wheat in 1 1/2 liters of water.
  • Add the third milk and the second milk to the wheat and bring to a boil.
  • Let the mixture thicken to a semi solid consistency then add powdered jaggery.
  • Finally add the first milk and simmer it for a while.
  • Season it with fried nut, raisins, powdered cardamom, ginger and cumin.
  • Stir well and remove from fire immediately.

This is my contribution for Festive Food Event -Onam Celebration hosted by Priyanka.

&

Suganya's JFI – Whole Grains which is started by Mahanandi

29 comments:

  1. wow! that's delicious! mouth watering pic sireesha! want to try it soon!

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  2. hai

    i am a new blogger.payasam is delicious.hv added u to my blog.

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  3. ohoho!!! yummy n delicious... u have made me crave for it... gotta make it soon!! :-)

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  4. wow... looks yummy & delicious... nice entry & great click.. thxs for sharing..

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  5. thnks Sireesha,..:-)for the lovely entry...

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  6. Wow looks yummy....gud one dear...and thanks for entry..

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  7. Yes dear,was very busy with work...now the load is less.Hope u r doing great. I love payasam...this one looks great! We call it payesh in Bengali.

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  8. very nice recipe..i make this very simple with sugar..will try your way

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  9. This is my Dad's all time favourite sweet. Looks yummmmmmmmmmy.

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  10. gorgeous pic and delicious recipe girl.

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  11. its so interesting i like traditional tastes

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  12. By broken wheat do you mean the brown rava like cream of wheat?
    Looks nice.

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  13. Yes divya brown rava like cream of wheat.

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  14. Reminds me of my childhood.
    Mom used to make this payasom too.
    Looks yummm

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  15. my mom makes this too its just lovely sireesha

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  16. LOoks yummy. WE make this payasam very often. There is something waiting for you in my blog:-)

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  17. yum yum yummy this one is my all time fav very tastey and helthy also

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  18. Good one,this looks so delicious :)

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  19. What an healthy way to indulge this payasam :) Beautiful

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  20. I fell in love with this the first time i ate it.....thanks for sharing

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  21. Yummy looking payasam! This recipe is new to me!Thanx for sharing!

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  22. Sireesha..goood steps to extract coconut milk..wheat payasam looks delicious

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  23. Wheat Payasam...Interesting. Its quite similar to the Daliya we make minus the cashews, ghee :)

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  24. I've not tasted his before but it looks & sounds delicious.

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  25. such a homely looking payasam... how are you doing buddy... its been ages i have been regular....

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  26. looks so delicious Sireesha! yum.

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  27. Looks like healthy payasam sireesha...Long time back I visited ur blog...Like the kitchen tips too!!!

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