Ingredients
Whole green gram dhal(Payatham paruppu): 1/2 cup
Jaggery: 1/4 cup
Salt: a pinch
Grated coconut: 1/4 cup
Cardomom powder: a pinch
Procedure:
Step1:
Dry fry the dhal for a couple of minutes and cook with enough water in cooker for 2 whistles with a pinch of salt.
Make sure the dhal is not overcooked
Step2:
Drain the dhal and keep it aside
Step3:
Heat the jaggery with 2 tablespoon of water and melt the jaggery.
Filter it in a strainer to remove the impurities
Step4:
Heat the filtered jaggery syrup again until it reaches 1 string consistency
Step5:
Now add the cooked dhal and mix well
Step6:
Add the grated coconut and cardamom powder and switch off the flame
Yummy Sundal....Reminds me navarathri is fast approaching
ReplyDeleteI have tasted this often at the temple, but have never tried making it. Thanks for sharing.
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nice sundal.. U missed the coconut in the steps.. I prefer to add coconut pieces fried in the ghee..
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Aahh..this is a mouthwatering halwa...my Wife is from T'veli and I make sure to buy this whenever we visit there...but its such a long process that never thought of making it at home...your step by step instructions and pictures are very helpful.
ReplyDeletewow very nice recipe,never tasted this before...yum.
ReplyDeleteLove the sweet sundal...my fav...
ReplyDeleteDelicious and my kind of sundal.
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i need small help can u pls show how to put plates to saree and how to tie to kalasam
Delicious!! Loving this sweet.
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ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious!!!
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