Sakkarai Pongal | Sweet Pongal recipe i wanted to post when i made it during pongal(the harvest festival),but couldn't take pictures on that day. I made this on last friday ,and wanted to share the recipe with you all. Check out my temple style sakkarai pongal and akkaraivadisal.
Sakkarai pongal recipe
Preparation Time : 10 mins | Cooking Time : 35 Mins |Serves: 3-4Raw rice 3/4 cup
Moong dal 3 tblsp
Jaggery 1 cup (reduce to 3/4 th cup acc to the sweetness of the jaggery)
Cashew nuts 10
Raisins few
Cardamom powder a pinch
Ghee 3-4 tblsp
Milk 1/4 cup
Method:
- Wash the rice and moongdal and pressure cook both of them together.
- In a kadai,add a tblsp of ghee and fry the cashewnuts and raisins seperately till golden brown.
- Keep aside.
- Add jaggery in the kadai and add afew tblsp of water to it.
- Stir in between till the jaggery melts.
- filter the impurities.
- Again heat the jaggery syrup in the kadai for 5 mins.
- Mash the cooked rice nicely by adding milk to it.
- Add the rice mixture to the jaggery syrup.
- Mix nicely to avoid forming lumps
- Keep the stove in low flame.
- Add ghee ,elachi powder to it.
- Garnish with cashew and raisins and transfer to a serving bowl.
- Enjoy it hot.
Nice pongal, different from what i do...i loved all the pic, very tempting and delicious....
ReplyDeleteyummy pongal..im hubby's favourite...delicious sweet!
ReplyDeleteYummy pongal..actually I prefer the sugar based one than jaggery one...so never attempted at home...
ReplyDeletei just love this pongal so so much....looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteLooks yumm.. My MIL adds 2 cloves and a bit of powdered jaathikkai along with cashews.Try this, that gives excellent flavor :)
ReplyDeleteThank u all for ur comments.
ReplyDeleteChitra next time will surely try this.
wow, what rich recipe and yummy clicks..could actually feel the aroma of elaichi.
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sakkarai pongal looks damn good, I feel like grabbing a spoon of it right away :)
ReplyDeleteYummy Pongal...pics are beautiful too:)
ReplyDeletedelicious yummy pongal dear
ReplyDeleteDelicious and yummy....
ReplyDeleteYummy pongal..looks like our sarkara payasam...
ReplyDeleteWow!!! yumm yumm!!!
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ReplyDeleteLooks mouthwatering J:)
Looks fantastic. Mouthwatering.
ReplyDeleteThis is exactly how we make it too... looks really good - lovely consistency jeyashri
ReplyDeletewow this is a new recipe to me but love it already as it's sweet:)
ReplyDeleteSakkarai pongal looks delicious and tempting. Thanks for this wonderful recipe.
ReplyDeleteThat luks absolutely mouth watering to me...making me very hungry, dear:)
ReplyDeleteDelicious pongal da, looks great with glossy texture and lots of nuts. Very nice click!
ReplyDelete"Thai Velikizhamai" special a? Looks so delectable da!!
ReplyDeleteI love this and the rest of the family doesn't :( So I usually end up having this only when my neighbor or friend shares with me :-) this looks very tempting, Jeyashri
ReplyDeletehi jeyashri...this is my first visit to ur blog...u hv a lovely blog with awesome recipes...this pongal luk very tempting...very nice recipe...pics r very very tempting...Hey i am following u so that i can track all ur future recipes and visit them n comment.
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Pongal looks delicious and I started craving for it .
ReplyDeleteHi Jeyasrhi...beautiful pongal picture...You have a nice space with so many wonderful recipes...will keep in touch :)
ReplyDeletePongal looks delicious. Its my familys favorite.
ReplyDeletelovely pongal dish...awesome clicks..mouthwatering..
ReplyDeleteVery yummy sakkarai pongal. Can have it any special day and not just for pongal.
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Mouthwatering pongal looks soooooooooooooo yummy...
ReplyDeletePongal wishes to u and ur family.
ReplyDeleteOne morething, is it ok to fry moongdal and rice little bit vasanai varum varai, then pressure cook with milk then do the rest. :)
Yes you can do so. Even my mother in law do the same
ReplyDeleteHow long do you pressurise rice and dal for this consistency?
ReplyDeletePressure cook for 5-6 whistles and later keep the flame very low and cook for 5-7 minutes
Deletethank you for posting yummy pongal recipe mouth watering picture
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