Happy New Year to all my friends! Hope everyone has a very prosperous and healthy year ahead!
Let us start the new year on a sweet note.. I made these sweet and delicious sweet paniyarams one evening and we enjoyed them as an evening snack. They are healthy since they are made with very little oil/ghee and contain jaggery instead of sugar. Jaggery is unrefined, wholesome sugar which has the goodness of minerals and vitamins.
Ingredients
Raw rice - 1/2 cup
Boiled rice - 1/2 cup
Fenugreek seeds/ venthayam - 1/2 teaspoon
Urad dhal - 2 tablespoons
Grated or powdered Jaggery - 1 cup or about 150 grams
Cardamom powder/ Elaichi - 1 pinch
Grated coconut - 1/4 cup
Instructions
Let us start the new year on a sweet note.. I made these sweet and delicious sweet paniyarams one evening and we enjoyed them as an evening snack. They are healthy since they are made with very little oil/ghee and contain jaggery instead of sugar. Jaggery is unrefined, wholesome sugar which has the goodness of minerals and vitamins.
Ingredients
Raw rice - 1/2 cup
Boiled rice - 1/2 cup
Fenugreek seeds/ venthayam - 1/2 teaspoon
Urad dhal - 2 tablespoons
Grated or powdered Jaggery - 1 cup or about 150 grams
Cardamom powder/ Elaichi - 1 pinch
Grated coconut - 1/4 cup
Instructions
- Soak the raw rice, boiled rice, urad dhal and the fenugreek seeds overnight or atleast for 4 hours.
- Grind everything together into a thick batter adding a little water if needed.
- In heavy bottomed vessel, add the jaggery and cardamom powder and about 2 spoons of water and bring it to a boil.
- The jaggery would melt and turn into a hot syrup.
- Filter the syrup to remove any residue and add it to the prepared batter.
- Also stir in the grated coconut and mix well.
- To make the paniyarams, heat the paniyraram pan and drizzle very little oil in each hole.
- Fill 3/4ths of the hole with the prepared batter.
- Cook on medium heat for about a minute.
- With the help of a wooden skewer or a small spoon, flip the paniyarams and cook the other side for a minute.
- Remove from the pan and serve warm. Tastes great by itself.
i must try this , i have a paniyaram pan with me. happy new year to u !
ReplyDeleteNice and delicious sweet paniyaram !!
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Very nice. we too make this but add only boiled rice. will try this version..
ReplyDeleteLooks good..I love this snack..Happy New Year !!!
ReplyDeletelove the sweet version!...jaggery is what I love...yum!
ReplyDeletemy daughter loves this. yummy and inviting paniyarams
ReplyDeletenice n yummy paniyaram..looks gud
ReplyDeleteLove it always... Looks so tempting Divs
ReplyDeleteOmg, wat a lovely dish, delicious and droolworthy ..
ReplyDeleteFeel like munching some,love it anytime.
ReplyDeleteYumm Yumm :)
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Hi Divya,
ReplyDeleteYou are all trying to keep all traditional recipes alive.Very good. A twist to your technique.You can prepare the "mavu" little hard "paruvam" and fold in a "poovarasu" leaves (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thespesia_populnea)and boil in "Idli thattu".This will give a different flavour.
nice recipe..looks very delicious..a new recipe for me to try soon:)
ReplyDeleteThis looks good Divya! Yes, I did add more ghee there..and also your batter is a lot more traditional wholesome paniyaram batter! Good going ..hope all is great with you!
ReplyDeleteYum. I do this with wheat flour. Should try yours. Happy New Year to u too........
ReplyDeleteWe call it sweet appa & its my fav! looks delecious & golden
ReplyDeleteMy fav. But it is been ages since I had this. Sometimes, I mix jaggery with dosa batter and eat. I am that mch addictive.
ReplyDeleteI love these. In mumbai, I used to buy these at the local Kerala store and enjoy every bite! will try these :)
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