The healthy diet series is back!! You can check out the previous posts here. We use ragi in our weekly diet either in the form of dosas or kozhukattais or this porridge. This is my favourite as its easy to make and is healthy too. My tummy never kicks for the 6pm snacks when I have this for 4PM teatime :)

Badam Ragi Malt Recipe Ingredients :
- Ragi flour - 4 tbsp
- Milk - 2 cups
- Water - 1/2 cup
- Sugar - 2 tsp
- Cardamom powder - 1/2 tsp
- Badam powdered / chopped finely - 1 tbsp
Method:- Dry roast ragi flour till nice aroma comes, it may take 3-5 mins. Set aside.
- Take 1/2 cup milk add a tbsp of ragi flour to it and make it to a smooth paste. Set aside.
- Heat boiled milk then add the ragi milk paste and remaining ragi flour, sugar to it. Stir continuously making sure no lumps are formed. Add 1/2 cup water and mix well.
- Keep stirring till it becomes slightly thick like porridge but still in pouring consistency. Add cardamom powder, give a quick stir and then switch off. Garnish with powdered almonds and serve hot or warm.
My Notes :- Stir continuously as after adding the ragi paste, the mixture starts thickening faster so take care to avoid lumps.
- If you are making in advance before serving, then add little milk while serving to make it to drinking consistency.
- You can also add a tsp of MTR badam mix for extra flavour.

This tastes best when served hot and is very healthy too. If you have it for teatime, you will feel full till dinner time as its very filling.
















Healthy and delicious recipe.. lovely presentation too.. thanks for sharing :)
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Healthy and nutrious drink...my mom used to prepare for me in my childhood everyday..
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wowee- the malt has me hooked !
ReplyDeleteI do same but never added almond ....tht's nice idea ...
ReplyDeleteLovely, planning to make it for 2moro..
ReplyDeleteThis sure is a very healthy recipe.. Nice pics.
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ReplyDeletehealthy one i rem during school days my mom makes this ..
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ReplyDeleteSuch a healthy drink Sharmi... I love the taste...
ReplyDeletevery healthy n yummy drink...my sis loves this but we make it in different way...will share your deliccious ragi malt recipe to her...love the addition of almonds...amazing presentation Sharmi..liked it
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ReplyDeleteHealthy, nutritious & looks delicious!!!
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very healthy and delicious recipe.. lovely clicks sharmi
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ReplyDeleteI look into it as a warm delights or I could also prepare that cool and refreshing.
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Lovely drink:)
ReplyDeletePacked with health and nutrition, I have been making this a part my diet ever since I first started feeding my daughter :)
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Love to have this for my breakfast!
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This was my breakfast all my childhood days - Can't say I liked it then, but now this is heaven :) Cheers to health - priya
ReplyDeleteBeautiful porridge!! I usually make with oats only. will try ragi too next time... Lovely clicks!!
ReplyDeleteSuperb clicks,loved the cup and the spoon,I drank litres of this and grown in my childhood..
ReplyDeleteWhat a healthy drink, looks so appealing. Its so difficult for me to drink milk, this would be an ideal way. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLovely clicks!! The malt looks great..great way to start ur day:-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures and what a tasty, filling drink.
ReplyDeleteFall is just around the corner and it is perfect time to make such drinks..Delish
ReplyDeleteThis is my favourite - so nutritious and delicious!!
ReplyDeleteHealthy drink ,I have to start making this.Happy onam!
ReplyDeleteHi Sharmi- I am really bowled by your awesome website. I have started visiting it religiously. Keep the amazing cooking and pictures !!!
ReplyDeleteBtw I have found that for everyteaspoon of sugar you can substitute with 2 dates . Dates have more fiber, iron and natural sugars.
Warm Regards,
Mrunalini
hi - your ingrident list has 4 tbsp of ragi flour, but in the method only 1 is added to make the paste, when do you add the rest? Thanks
ReplyDelete@Anonymous : The remaining ragi flour should also be added with the ragi milk paste itself as mentioned.
ReplyDeleteya ,it is good for health,i will try this
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