Food & Drink Magazine

Pasiparuppu Arisi Payasam and Janmashtami Spread

By Harini
Dear readers,today I have a special payasam recipe for you to celebrate Krishna jayanthi.Usually we eat only dinner on this day and we fast in the morning.But I just finished cooking early just to blog about that spread :)I have posted the pics of the spread here and post the recipes one by one on coming days.For today enjoy the pasiparuppu payasam.
Pasiparuppu arisi payasam and janmashtami spread In the above spread anti clock wise from below
1.Mor kuzhambu with vadai
2.Medhu vadai+appalam
3.Pasiparrupu pyasam
4.Mysore rasam
5.Arachu vitta keerai kootu
6.Steamed rice+toor dal
7.Egg plant stir fry
Now lets move to pasi paruppu payasam
Pasiparuppu arisi payasam and janmashtami spread
Pasi parupu stands for split green gram in English.It is a very good source of nutrition for vegetarians.It contains good amount of protien and carbohydrates.It is easily digestible and also comes as highly rated toddler food.Here is a easy to make payasam/dessert with pasi parupu and rice.
Pasiparuppu payasam-Green gram dessert
Star ingredient-Pasiparrupu
Time:15 minutes
Serves:5
Ingredients:
2 table spoons pasi parrupu (green gram)
2 teaspoon arisi
2 teaspoon grated coconut
4 cardamom
2 cloves
1 small cup grated jaggery
2 teaspoons ghee
250 ml milk
1 teaspoon finely chopped cashew nuts
Method:
1. Heat ghee in a skillet and fry cashew nuts.Set aside
2.In a same pan roast green gram and rice till fragrant.Once cooled grind along with coconut,clove and cardamom.It should be a fine paste.So grind adding enough water.
3.Add 1 1/2 cups of water to the grated jaggery and dissolve well.Now add the ground paste to this and cook on low flame.
4.Keep stiring and let it boil for 7-8 minutes.
5.Next add the milk and cook till one rolling boil.Remove from flame and garnish with cashew nuts.Serve.
Pasiparuppu arisi payasam and janmashtami spreadNotes:
1.Rice is added just to give some thickness.You can avoid it if you prefer thin payasam
2.Add any nuts of your choice for garnishing
3.You can add saffron if you prefer.

Back to Featured Articles on Logo Paperblog