Every Friday my mom makes some payasam and does vilakku pooja, till date. so I have had this gazillion times before marriage. After marriage, I would have made 4 or 5 times,only when some one visits for lunch. Its very easy to make and ready in less time comparatively(I always stick,adapt the easier one,lazy me ;) ). I have seen my mom-in-law making this in microwave oven and she adds sugar,while my mom adds jaggery. I am loving the jaggery version now a days..hmm..strange…! I used to love the sugar version when my mom used to make!! Taste always keeps on changing for me!!
I have given microwave version,step wise picture. But also the method for stove top method,adopt which ever you are comfortable with!!
This was this Friday's payasam at home :)
Notes:
I have given microwave version,step wise picture. But also the method for stove top method,adopt which ever you are comfortable with!!
Ingredients:(serves 4)
| Aval/rice flakes/poha | 1/2 cup |
| Jaggery | 1/4 cup + 2 tblsp(adjust as per your taste) |
| Milk | 1 cup |
| cardamom powder | A pinch |
| cashews,raisins( I didn't add) | As per your taste. |
| Ghee | A tsp |
Method:(For microwave oven)
- Take a microwavable glass bowl large enough to hold the boiling milk.
- Take the aval and mix half tsp ghee with it and micro wave in high for 2 minutes .Stir in between to ensure even frying.
- Add 1/2 cup of milk, microwave in medium for 3 minutes. By the time it ends,all the milk would have been absorbed by aval.
- Add 1/2 more cup to the aval and again cook in microwave medium for 3 minutes. By now the aval would have got cooked.
- Add powdered jaggery,elachi and mix well. The jagerry will get dissolved in that heat itself.
- Add more milk to get the desired consistency and just heat for 1 minute in microwave medium.
- Let it stand for a minute and stir well.
- In another microwavable glass bowl,coat the broken cashews with ghee and microwave in high till golden brown,hardly takes time within a minute. And mix it with the payasam.
This was this Friday's payasam at home :)
Method:(For stove top method)
- Heat a pan with tsp of ghee and fry the cashews till golden brown and in the same pan,add the aval and fry till golden brown.
- Boil milk and add the fried aval to it and cook in medium flame till the aval is done.
- Add the jaggery,elachi and mix well,add milk if needed and mix well in low flame. Don’t boil more than a minute as there are chances of curdling of milk.
- Sinfully delicious payasam is ready in minutes :)
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the aval paayaaassam looks divine; I stick to the traditional methods, so prefer largely the stove top method using jaggery :) that's a delectable dessert !!!
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ReplyDeleteSuch a tempting aval payasam, unga pooja room kolam supera irruku Raks...awesome clicks as usual...CUmin cookies supera vanthu irruku, FBla clicks paathen...appo adikadi cookies, cakes pakalamaa??
ReplyDeleteThis looks divine and love the kolam
ReplyDeleteYes, this payasam is quick to make and delicious too. I have never tried with jaggery. Your post inspires to try.
ReplyDeleteGreat clicks and lovely kolam.
I love aval payasam very much. made it 2 weeks back in the MV but did not get to click pics. The vessel and the kolam makes it abs diviine. beautiful Raji.
ReplyDeletethe whole setting for the photos looks absolutely divine..My mother too makes aval paayasam, but the sugar version.
ReplyDeleteWow! Aval payasam looks divine Raji..Loved the payasam..Gorgeous click!
ReplyDeletewe had palada today...so I m saved from this sweet post dear...he he..:)
ReplyDeleteaval payasam looks yummy...I do not add either suagr r jaggery to this...I add condensed milk to d payasam,I like the richness it gives to payasam...
hi Raks,
ReplyDeleteeasy version of payasam, it would be def. fab tasting when made with jaggery.
Lovely pooja room arrangements :)
nice presentation as always.
TC
As u said i grind the aval and make it fast.will try like this sometime..
ReplyDeleteNice clicks as usual :)
Already I have so many in my todo list,some from urs too and now this is adding to the list....very tempting and nice click Raji!
ReplyDeleteAval paayasam looks so divine and very nice.. I love this one too. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing what you can do in that Microwave, very nice recipe. Payasam looks yum.
ReplyDeleteAval payasam sounds delicious and yummy....Beautiful and tempting clicks too...
ReplyDeletethats looks amazing. never had Aval Payasam but with so less effort if such great looking and tasting preparations could be made am definitely gonna try it asap. between which jaggery did you use? sugarcane/palm or date jaggery?
ReplyDeletePayasam looks decadently delicious. I wouldn't mind eating a whole pot of it.
ReplyDeleteI love this payasam...I always prefer to cook over stovetop... :)
ReplyDeleteLooks very delicious..never used jaggery in this payasam before..will try..wonderful picture:-)
ReplyDeleteI love the payasam, the clicks! But more than that, I loved the perfect kollam you have drawn. Wish I could make kollams like that raks! Give me some tips man. I love the jaggery version too :)
ReplyDeletesuch tempting and divine..looks yummy..:))
ReplyDeletePayasam looks very festive and fantastic presentation!
ReplyDeleteSimply Sweet! Luv your method ...microwaving the payasam definitely is new way for me...thanks for dropping by my blog and leaving a lovely comment. Cheers!
ReplyDeletenice one! never tried this!will try this soon
ReplyDeleteWonderful presentation! aval payasam in microwave sounds very interesting...will try your version soon :)
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ReplyDeleteI used sugar cane jaggery...
wow!!!!!! mouthwatering....
ReplyDeleteAval payasam sounds delicious and yummy... Nice presentation..
ReplyDeleteAval paayasam is awesome and yummy.
ReplyDeletelove the payasam and awesome clicks and nice presentation.
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ReplyDeleteoh looks so good. yummy:)
ReplyDeleteI never added jagg in aval payasam, looks divine!
ReplyDeletejaggery in payasam is new to me... must try this one :)
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u did the Rangoli too?wow
ReplyDeletenice payasam.....lovely color.
Raji,
ReplyDeleteAval payasam looks really good. I make only sugar version, I will try this one.
Aval Payasam Looks so tempting. The clicks are so picture perfect. Kolam kooda super. Cookies cute aa squares aa irunthathu..Paravaillai, chocolate illatiyum adjust pannikaren :D
ReplyDeleteI love this one dear.. looks divine. Have u settled in ur new house ?
ReplyDeletelooks so yum,..
ReplyDeletelovely click and so tempting..
ReplyDeleteAval Payasam looks delicious dear!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful clicks!!!
Payasam looks super and yummy... Beautiful click.
ReplyDeleteSnaps are awesome Rakhs....wish to have it right now.. :(
ReplyDeletehey
ReplyDeletecool recipe
i remember eating this in my great granny place some 20 yrs long back.
I love this but dont know the preocess.
Thanks for the recipe
flower n kinnam matches perfect...tempting payasam...
ReplyDeletein the microwave ? wow! I spend hrs making this over the gas top...
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ReplyDeleteEnticing pics and what a yummy payasam! Mw version makes it easy too must try it for my jaggery loving husband
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ReplyDeleteyummy aval Payasam, Friday Pooja and aval payasam happens @ my Mom's Place too. My Mom makes it with sugar, Nice pics raks!!! Pooja room Kolam is Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWow that payasam looks so inviting... really very nice.. very new....
ReplyDeleteFirst time here..wonderful step by step presentation..all recipes are awesome..will be a regular visitor again:) when time permits please visit my blog too:)
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I am all drooling here. We prepare aval payasam with coconut milk. Other than that the procedure is very similar. Pictures are great..
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ReplyDeletewhen time permits
Love the pic...looks glorious!!!
ReplyDeleteFirst time on your blog...payasam is super - good:)))
Sweet treat looks even prettier in that bowl :D
ReplyDeleteThank you :) Cake superaa irrunthathu pakkarathukku.
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super delicious payasam! loved the bowl too... :)
ReplyDeletepayasam looks super delicious....
ReplyDeleteYeah I agree sometimes microwaves are the best way to make stuff quickly and easily... And many a times we adopt the trick og using sugar than jaggery... Your payasam looks absolutely delicious and yummy!!!
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I never knew or realized that kheer can be made with poha! one cool idea. Love that pitch dark background in the photo.
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Oh man, thats so beautiful...where do you buy those ethnic wares?! looks incredible...very authentic presentation.
ReplyDeleteWhat a divine feel to the whole recipe!! Aval payasam looks so authentic n droolworthy Raji... feel like grabbing the bowl! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Raks
ReplyDeletei tried the microwave recipe of aval payasam...it came out well...very easy to make...........which jaggery u used?thanks....
Renu,no specific brand, its the urundai vellam(round shaped) :)
ReplyDeletehi raks, this is my first visit to ur blog. wwwooooow!!!!! the payasam looks amazing n i m goin to try this today :)
ReplyDeletei use to do this without frying ,now i got very good consistency..thank you ! we in karnataka coastal side we prepare this with coconut milk ... it tastes awesome !
ReplyDeletehi raks, I jus happened to see ur blog for making avala payasam...its looks very yummy and rich. It really makes me to try for sure :) Picture is tooo good....keep cooking and keep blogging!!!
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Hey Raks, just tried your aval payasam, it turned out pretty well...taste was just awesome!!!
ReplyDeletei made this. It was working fine till I added the jaggery and then the milk. The milk split when I microwaved it. Despite that it tasted good, but of course affected the look. What should I do?
ReplyDeleteAfter adding jaggery do not boil with milk, you can just heat in low heat ....
ReplyDeleteeasy recipe with a delicious payasam...
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