- 1 cup (100 gm) Split green gram (moong dal)
- 100gm sago (sabudana) soaked for ½ hr
- 300gm jaggery (molasses)
- ½ coconut (big)
- 5 pods of cardamom, powdered
- 15-20 cashewnuts
- 10-12 curry leaves
- A few coconut pieces
- 1 tbsp raisins (Kismis)
- 1 tbsp ghee
Preparation Method:
- Roast the split green gram till light brown and fragrant.
- Wash the dal and soak for ½ hour
- Add ½ cup water to jaggery, and place on low heat. When completely melted, pass through a sieve to remove impurities.
- Scrape the coconut, add ¼ cup water, knead, squeeze and extract the milk. Pass it through a muslin cloth or fine sieve and keep aside (This is called 1st milk)
- Now add ¾ cup water to the coconut, knead, squeeze and extract the milk, pass through a sieve and keep aside (2nd milk).
- Fry curry leaves, cashew nuts and coconut pieces in ghee till light brown.
- Pressure cook the dal for 10 min.
- Add the cooked green gram to the jaggery syrup, and cook on low heat with stirring to prevent sticking.
- Simultaneously, cook the sago on low heat with sufficient water, with continuous stirring.
- Add cooked sago to gram jaggery mixture. (You know that sago is cooked when it looks translucent.)
- Simmer for 2 minutes and then add the 2nd milk and raisins.
- Simmer for another 2 minutes and add the 1st milk.
- Stir, add cashew nuts, curry leaves, coconut pieces and cardamom powder.
- Serve hot with plantains.
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