Soak 1 cup white raw rice for 2 hours. Drain the water and grind it to a smooth powder using a mixer grinder. Keep it aside.
2
Soak ¼ cup chana dal in water and keep it aside.
3
Extract a total of 4½ cups coconut milk - 1½ cups thick coconut milk (onnam paal) and 3 cups thin coconut milk (randam paal). Set both aside separately.
4
Melt 1½ cups jaggery with ¼ cup water over low heat. Strain the syrup to remove impurities and keep it aside.
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Dry roast the rice flour gently in a pan for a few minutes on low heat.
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Slowly add the 3 cups of thin coconut milk to the roasted rice flour while stirring to avoid lumps. Mix until smooth.
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Add the strained jaggery syrup gradually to the mixture. Stir continuously in only one direction - either clockwise or anticlockwise - to maintain smoothness.
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Keep stirring the mixture over medium heat until it thickens slightly.
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Slowly add the 1½ cups of thick coconut milk and mix well to combine.
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Add the soaked chana dal to the mixture. Continue stirring to avoid lumps.
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Add ⅓ cup ghee gradually, spoon by spoon, while stirring the mixture continuously.
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Once the mixture becomes thick again and starts to leave the sides of the pan, add cardamom powder and mix well.
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Grease a plate or mould with ghee.
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When the ghee starts separating from the mixture, immediately transfer it to the greased plate or mould and spread it evenly.
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Allow it to cool for at least 4 hours at room temperature.
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Once cooled, cut into desired pieces and serve.
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Ushadevi
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Hello beautiful people! I’m Ushadevi, a home manager, love travel and a foodie. All the recipes in this blogs are home made. No preservatives added. Most of the recipes are traditional Indian food. Explore, Make and Taste !!