For day 3&4 (yes both fall on the same day) of Navarathiri, I made pachapayaru sundal for padayal. Since it has been savory sundal varieties for the past two days, I wanted to make something sweet today for neivedhiyam (read for us) and hence settled down for pachapayaru vella sundal. Amma used to make this for us when we were kids but she used to mash everything up and make balls out of the mixture. That way she found it easy to feed us and we found it easy to gobble them up. This time I made it dry and I loved this version too.
How I Made it:
Soak the green gram in water for 4 hours. Drain and pressure cook with water for 2 whistles. Drain the green gram. Take the powdered jaggery in a pan, cover with little water and make a syrup. After the jaggery has melted, strain it to remove the impurities. Heat again till it becomes frothy and thick. Remove from flame and add the cardamom powder. I skipped it.
Add the cooked dal and mix well with a fork to avoid turning mushy. Add the grated coconut and mix well. Cool completely.
Serve as snack.
So thats it Folks...
With Love,
Signs off!!!
~*What U Need*~ Green gram / Pachapayaru – 1/2 cup Salt – A pinch Jaggery – 1/4 cup Water – 2-3 tbsp Grated coconut – 3 tbsp Cardamom powder – a pinch(optional) |
How I Made it:
Soak the green gram in water for 4 hours. Drain and pressure cook with water for 2 whistles. Drain the green gram. Take the powdered jaggery in a pan, cover with little water and make a syrup. After the jaggery has melted, strain it to remove the impurities. Heat again till it becomes frothy and thick. Remove from flame and add the cardamom powder. I skipped it.
Add the cooked dal and mix well with a fork to avoid turning mushy. Add the grated coconut and mix well. Cool completely.
Serve as snack.
So thats it Folks...
With Love,
Signs off!!!
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Delicious Vimi...
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Delicious and healthy sundal.Hope some day I could prepare such a lovely dish.
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Yummy and healthy
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A healthy and yummy recipe to try for the Navarathri.Appreciate the step by step pictures.
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very common sundal in Navartri in every one's house.Yours looks great
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Delicious sweet sundal. I love it.
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ReplyDeletemaking the sweet version of this is new to me. thanks for sharing. my kids will love this, will try soon
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Yummy sweet sundal...we make with karamani too
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This ia my fav. Love to have with evening tea
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