I love any type of payasam and this moong dal payasam is my fav.I made this for mahalaiya ammavasai last week. As saraswathi,ayutha pooja is fast approaching I wanted to post this payasam recipe.Check out for ulunthu vadai recipe here.

Moong Dal Payasam Recipe - Ingredients
Serves: 2Cooking & PreparationTime: 30 mins
Moong Dal (Paasi Paruppu) - 1 cup
Jaggery dissolved in water - 1/2 cup
Milk - 1/2 cup
Coconut Milk - 1/4 cup
Cardamom - 1 tsp
Ghee - 1 tsp
Cashews, Raisins - 1 tsp each

Method:
1.Dry roast moong dal till golden brown and nice aroma rises. Set aside to cool. Take coconut milk extract and set aside.
2.Heat ghee and roast cashews and raisin and set aside.Then pressure cook moong dal (with 1/2 cup of water) for 4 whistles and keep aside, It should be mashy enough. Just mash it once thats enough.
3.In hot water, immerse powdered jaggery and crush it well, filter to remove impurities and keep it ready. Now take a wide bottomed pan(I used a nonstick pan) add cooked moong daal, then add filtered jaggery syrup and milk. Let it cook for 3-5mins.
4.Then add coconut milk, cardamom powder - give a quick stir.Bring it to single boil, dont let it boil for more. Add ghee roasted cashews and serve hot/cold!
I love it cold - thick and creamy payasam...yummm! Do give a try for urself and see :)
My Notes:

- After coconut milk is added dont let it boil for more time it will start to curdle.
- Dry roasting moong dal gives a nice flavour.
- You can skip milk and make it fully with coconut milk itself.
- Adjust sweetness according to your taste.
















we make this with normal milk instead of coconut milk!! coconut milk should add an interesting taste!!! will try next time!!
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wow very nice n tempting...lovely clicks:)
ReplyDeleteEven I do like payasam and at my home it is very common payasam. Yours look yummy
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I love this payasam. We even boil the cashew along with the moong and the jaggery. So it is an almost fat-free payasam.
ReplyDeleteI have never tried this moong dal kheer. sounds really interesting and delicious. I will try it some time when time permits. and let you know. Thanks for the recipe. :)
ReplyDeleteI love payasam too!! looks so tempting !
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Delicious kheer.. This is hubby's favorite..
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looks yummm, never tried payasam with moong dall..
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Yum! Yum! Yum!
Love this payasam...I make it with just coconut milk...never added milk..Love the clicks..Beautiful color combo...
ReplyDeleteI am a huge fan of paruppu payasam, and addtion of coconut milk will give an awesome taste too. beautiful presentation
ReplyDeleteAll time favorite...delicious!!!
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yummy payasam with great pics!
ReplyDeletelooks too good dear. im definitely gona make this one of these days!!
ReplyDeletelooks delicious...:)I will definetly give a try..But I dont know how to prepare cocount milk:(
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ReplyDelete@kalyani : Making coconut milk is easy - just grind coconut with little water then strain to take the thick coconut milk.
ReplyDeleteThis is my all time favourite payasom wish i had these.
ReplyDeleteNice recipe. I make it the same way as well
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Very tempting and delicious kheer.. Yummy Yummyyyy :D
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yummy dear... so so tempting me...
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This one of the favourites of my husband. Will try your version as my we prepare it in a different way.
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ReplyDeleteIt looks so tempting. This is one of the favourites of my husband. Will try the way you have prpeared it, although I make it a bit different. Will share to same.
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Yummy and super delicious kheer, love here the addition of coconut milk.
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Lovely clicks, looks bright and tempting :)
ReplyDeleteWhat is jaggery?
ReplyDeleteIt is coarse dark sugar we get here in india for making many traditional sweets/desserts.You can check here for more info : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaggery
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