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Sakkarai Pongal recipe

Rice - 1 cup
moongdal - 1 cup
gram dal - 1/4 cup.
Jaggery - 11/2 cup
Cashew nuts - 15
Raisins - 10
Grated coconut - 4tsp
Ghee - 3/4 cup
cardomom powder - 1/2 tsp
Mix the above and dry roast lightly.

Add 6 cups water and steam in pressure cooker.

Take jaggery (amount should be 2/3 of cooked mixture) and dissolve in little water so that it just completely dissolves and heat it separately.

Add the liquid part of this juice (which will be at the top) to cooked mixture.

Roast cashewnuts, raisins, grated coconut, in little ghee and add this to the mixture and stir well.

Add cardomom powder for flavor and even a pinch of nutmeg powder.

Add 1/2 cup ghee after removing from stove.

Add some extra ghee while serving

 


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