Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Ari Payasam/Rice kheer with Brown Sugar
Ingredients:
Basmati Rice -1/2 cup
Brown Sugar-1/3 cup/to your liking
Jeera(cumin) powder- 1/8 tsp
Cardamom powder- 2
Coconut Milk(canned)- 3/4 + 1/4 cup
Ghee (Clarified Butter)- 1 1/2 Tbsp
Method:
1.It's the same like we have explained here, except that you need to cook only rice for this recipe.
2.Once the rice is cooked add the ghee and the brown sugar and stir continuously till you get the one thread consistency. I found that brown sugar takes less time compared to jaggery.
3.Then add the diluted coconut milk (add 3/4 cup and 1 1/2 cup water to get this) while keeping on high heat and stirring and let the mixture boil well.
4.Switch off the heat and add the coconut milk with spice powders mixed and mix well.
5.Fry the cashews and raisins in ghee and garnish.
Contributor: Sunitha
Labels:
Cardamom,
Desserts,
Gluten-free,
Kerala Dishes,
Kerala sadya,
Onam sadya,
Payasam/Kheer,
Sweets,
To make Sadya
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Entamme..aripayasam kandittu kothi sahikanilla tou..njgalude kootathilum und oru ari payasam expert...she too uses brown sugar when we dont have jaggery...Adipoli ...
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Yummmmy yummmy payasam , Sunitha. Even i am craving for ari payasam now after looking at these awesome pics.
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Hi Sunita, a lovely recipe. Though it seems much similar to the sweet pongal, basmati rice and brown sugar would have given a different taste. Nice clicks!
ReplyDeleteWow! lovely payasam..never I used cumin powderin payasam..let me try this sometime soon..
ReplyDeleteWow looks yum , never tried jeera pw in payamam
ReplyDeleteI remember I ate something similar when I was still a kid. My mum made it with white sugar, and it was not as thick as yours.
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wow looks yummy..never tried cummin pw in payasam..nice pic.
ReplyDeleteNami and Sumi that indeed is a great looking Payasam. yummy!
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ReplyDeleteI have not had this in more than 20 yrs well after geting married i have not had this. Mom used to make a syrup with jaggerry and then she poured over this when she gave us.
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ReplyDeleteWow!perfect dessert!Liked your version of the recipe.Will definitely try it.
ReplyDeleteDelicious and rich payasam... rice kheer looks fantastic...YUmmm!!
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This looks and sounds delicious! Your recipes are always interesting and good!
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ReplyDeleteLoved the version with Brwon sugar ...Sure 2 try next time :)
ReplyDeleteWe do not use Basmati rice but normal rice.
ReplyDeleteThe version my mother used to make was called chor payasam. The difference was that she used a previously boiled rice instead of boiling it for payasam. She used it when I asked for instant payasam :)
This looks similar to rice kheer we make but use white suger not brown.The payasam looks mouthwatering.
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ReplyDeleteReminds me of my childhood where I had rice with condensed milk. Yours looks delicious. Thanks for sharing. MaryMoh at http://www.keeplearningkeepsmiling.com
ReplyDeleteari payasam looks so delicious and a great click too! brown sugar must add such a nice touch to this kheer.
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Never heard of this...looks yum!
ReplyDeleteThis is very good idea using brown sugar with rice, it gives u good color.. love it, i must try this my hubby will be very happy:-)
ReplyDeletekidilam aripayasam... I use brown sugar most of the time, sometimes even when I have jaggery... it is so easy to use...
ReplyDeleteThis is sooo good. I never had the idea of using brown sugar. Payasam looks super delicious.
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This looks and sounds wonderful! I'll have to try this soon!
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ReplyDeleteLooks delicious, I have never made kheer with the hint of cumin in it.. something new to me.
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ReplyDeletewooow dear,,payasam looks great like pudding i never tried cumin powder for payasam dear sounds different for me,,
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ReplyDeleteThis is a nice yet terrific kheer, Suni! It's a pity that I have to eat only spoonfuls of sweet as I have to excercise and cut on sweets and desserts.
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Sunitha...THis Ari Payasam looks delish..and awesome inviting clicks..Adding cumin powder to kheer is new to me...Will try this recipe as I have all the ingredients for this recipe..don't you love that when u see something and can make it right away..LOL
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