
I remember eating sweet sundal when I was a kid at a neighbour's kolu. I was too too young then, just remember something sweet in sundal. And it is either red karamani sweet sundal or rajma sweet sundal. Mom haven't made sweet sundal for navaratri golu I guess. But I felt like trying a sweet sundal for the navratri sundal prasadam and thought of trying this as I knew this will be very flavourful and healthy! I referred Shanthiji’s post for making this sundal,I have not made this sweet version before… I made this for my first day of Kolu. Simple,tasty and nutritious! What else we need ? :)

Paasi Payaru sweet sundal recipe
Indian | Recipe Category: Snack
Prep Time: 1 hr soaking time | Cook time: 20 mins | Serves: 3
Recipe Cuisine: Prep Time: 1 hr soaking time | Cook time: 20 mins | Serves: 3
Ingredients
Whole green gram/ Pachai Payar/paasi payaru - 1/2 cup
Jaggery - 3 tbsp
Salt - 2 pinches
Grated coconut - 4 tbsp
Jaggery - 3 tbsp
Salt - 2 pinches
Grated coconut - 4 tbsp
To Temper
Oil - 1 tsp
Mustard - 3/4 tsp
Curry leaves - Few
Red chilli - 1
Mustard - 3/4 tsp
Curry leaves - Few
Red chilli - 1
How to prepare sundal step by step method:
- Soak the green gram overnight,drain water,let water be just to immerse the green gram.
- Pressure cook it in medium flame for 3-4 whistles.
- Heat a pan with oil and temper with mustard,redchillies and curry leaves.
- Add the cooked green gram and give it a stir till the moisture evaporates. Add the salt and jaggery.
- Stir until the jaggery blends well, add the coconut and stir for a minute.
- Transfer to the serving bowl. Delicious Sundal is ready!






Beautiful clicks.Love moong dal sundal,Delicious.
ReplyDeletePushpa @ simplehomefood.com
Looks so delicious and yes it is so so healthy and we too make this sweet version..but not often. And as usual all the pictures are looking great Raji.
ReplyDeletei have not made a sweet version of it before but looks worth a try...yummy and healthy one...
ReplyDeleteWow, it looks delicious and I love the addition of grated coconut! I will have to see if I can find these whole green gram here (Italy).
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Laura
http://www.hippressurecooking.com
the sweet green gram recipe is awesome.....
ReplyDeleteHappy Dussera to u and ur family. Sundal looks delicious and tasty and clicks are great as usual :)
ReplyDeleteDr.Sameena Prathap17/10/10 13:47
Hi Rajeswari,
ReplyDeleteSundal looks yummy..:)
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www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com
sundal/guggillu in telugu, looks soft and yummy,with stepwise examples.
ReplyDeletekanthi
http://myworld-kitchen.blogspot.com
love the sweet version of moongdal. yet to try this yummy sundal. my mom makes the same with karamani during navaratri.
ReplyDeleteClicks are awesome .
Awesome clicks raks!!!Happy Navrathri!!!!
ReplyDeleteReally nutritious sundal raji,too gud pics...Happy Navarathiri!
ReplyDeleteSweet sundal looks superb, nutritious and yummy..
ReplyDeleteHave come out well. Hope it would have tasted better too. Thanks for linking my post.
ReplyDeleteWow the sweet sundal?Never heard this before.This is very healthy and tasty sundal.
ReplyDeletevery lovely sundal...
ReplyDeletenever make sweet sundal must try it.looking delicious
ReplyDeletevery nice.. never made sweet sundal with pacha payar. used to make with karamani. nice pictures.
ReplyDeleteSweet sundal is something so new to me. I have never had it before :) will surely give it a try :)
ReplyDeleteSweet sundal looks delicious. I love it.
ReplyDeleteHappy Dussehera to you n your family Raks!
ReplyDeleteSweet sundal looks really great..very new n interesting recipe.I am totally loving your second pic..too good!
US Masala
I have never made this before should give it a try...love it!
ReplyDeleteLove it.Sundal looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteLooks really good. Never had this though.
ReplyDeleteadding jaggery...very interesting one....will try it!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious..yummy yumm!!!
ReplyDeleteI've never tried the sweet version so far - must be yummy.
ReplyDeleteThe sundal looks so good. Love your clicks :-)
ReplyDeleteCan I have some plzzzzzzzz...gorgeious clicks makes me craving...
ReplyDeleteTasty Appetite
Lovely shot and yummy sundal.
ReplyDeleteAaha Oho
my fav sundal recipe, looks healthy and yummy
ReplyDeleteWow looks so tempting, nice clicks too....But I prefer the savoury version more :)
ReplyDeleteYummy sweet recipe...
ReplyDeleteHi raj...
ReplyDeletecame here thru sharmi's blog and i loved it...I am following u dear...i loved step by step method.....I always wanted to do that, but it so time consuming and ur efforts are much appreciated...
Loved this recipe, never had it before though:
Love,
shabs.
Never had this sweet version, sounds interesting. Thanks to u and shanthiji.
ReplyDeleteFOODELICIOUS
healthy one...love this
ReplyDeleteHy dear,
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Tasty Appetite
its very healthy.. love it.I love to have it with a hot cup of tea.
ReplyDeleteYummy!! reminds me of my mom..this is her fav, often she prepares this..
ReplyDeletevery healthy indeed!
ReplyDeletenever had this ..looks tempting...
ReplyDeleteஏனுங்கோ... இனிப்பு சுண்டல்னுட்டு இம்மாம் பெரிய வரமொளகாய (red chilly) மேல வச்சிருக்கீங்களே... இது நியாயமா...
ReplyDeleteKadavule - have you not seen sweet pachadi recipes with chillies in it..... ??
ReplyDeleteLove the sweet + savory sundal. yumm.
ReplyDeleteHi you add both salt / red chillies / mustard and jaggery? How is it????? Is it sweet or savory?
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