Ingredients
Raw rice (jasmine rice or pacha arisi) : 1 cup
Urud dal : 3/4 cup
Coconut : 1 full coconut (can make it in coconut powder, cow milk also)
Sugar : 1 cup
Cardamom : 1
To make Coconut milk
- Cut the coconut in to small pieces
- Grind it in the mixi with 4 to 5 cups of water
- Filter the coconut milk in separate bowl
- Add sugar and cardamom mix it well and keep it aside
or
To make coconut milk from Coconut powder- Mix the 1/2 cup of coconut powder in 1 1/2 cup of warm water
- Add sugar and cardamom mix it well and keep it aside
or
To make from Cow milk
To make from Cow milk
- Boil the milk, add sugar and cardamom
To make paal paniyaaram
- Soak the rice and urud dal for 3 hours
- Grind it in mixi or grinder like Idly batter
- Heat the oil in kadai
- Keep the flame in low to medium
- Make sure oil should not get over heated
- Take the batter in hand and put in the oil like small round balls
- Once the paniyaram balls has cooked, take it out of the oil and place it immediately in the warm water.
- Filter it warm water and take the paniyaram out.
- Add the paniyaram to the coconut milk and serve it
This is my all time favourites! I take this almost like 3 meals a day, whenever my mom or ammaachi used to prepare... Am goin to try this sweet tomo n wil give u the feedback :) wish me good luck :)
ReplyDeletehi, Thanks for trying my recipes, all the best. once you did tell me how it came for you..
ReplyDeleteHello Ma'am! I tried this sweet today. I got shocked when the ball started to pop off while frying. My aunt used to say it's a scary dish :P I personally experienced it today. I followed the exact proportion for the batter. Did I go somewhere wrong? Could u plz clarify my doubts, so that I can rectify next time n prepare successfully?
ReplyDeleteHi iam sorry for late reply, ya what ever u said is correct it will pop off, while making paniyaram u need keep the flame in medium or slow and then make paniyaram, and then oil should not get over heated.
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