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Rava Payasam/Sooji Kheer/Semolina Milk Pudding - Virtual Birthday Treat for Viji


 Hello friends!!Today I am here with a simple,creamy and delicious payasam for a friend's Birthday who is a well known blogger.Its Viji of Viji's Virundhu.
I tried this payasam from her blog and came out so delicious.For added taste I used some vermicelli and ground almonds ,if you want you can add some condensed milk too.Off to the recipe................



Basic Information

 Preparation time 5 minutes
Cooking Time 25 minutes
Serves 3-4

  


Ingredients
IngredientQuantity
Semolina/rava
3tbs
Roasted Vermicelli/Semiya2tbs
Sugar/sakkarai1/2 cup+1tbs
Full cream milk/whole milk2 -21/2cups
Cardamom powder/ellakai1/2tsp
Saffron/kungumapoofew strands
Cardamom powder/ellakai1/4tsp
Cashews/mundiri(broken)2tbs
Almonds/badam4-5
Pistachios(finely chopped)for garnishing(optional)
Ghee/nei2tsp



Method
  • Soak the almonds in hot water for 10 minutes and grind it with 2 tbs of milk,soak the saffron in a tsp of milk and set it aside.
  • Boil the milk in a heavy bottom pan and let it simmer it for 6-7 minutes.Meanwhile heat the pan with a tsp of ghee and fry the cashews and remove it.
  • In the same pan add the remaining ghee and roast the semolina in a medium flame without changing the color till nice aroma comes out.Finally add the vermicelli and fry it for a minute.
  • Add it to the boiling milk and let it boil till it gets cooked.Now add the sugar and cook it for couple of minutes till the sugar dissolves.
  • At this stage add in ground paste and cook for couple of minutes.Finally add the saffron,cardamom power and the fried cashews and put off the flame.
  • Serve it warm or chilled.


Enjoy.........................................................

  • If you feel the payasam is thicker after cooling add little more milk.
  • Roast the semolina in a medium flame otherwise it may change the color.
  • Here I used the roasted vermicelli so I added in the end,if you are using unroasted, fry it in the ghee separately.




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