Godhuma Pindi Payasam is a Telangana sweet dish that is specially made for Varalaxmi Vratam. It is believed that dishes, which are made of atta flour are very auspicious while offering to god. I made it for Navratri as offering to god. It was tasty & very satisfying for my sweet tooth.
Adapted from here.
Prep Time - 2mins {Arrange all the ingredients near stove}
Cook Time - 15mins
Serves - 3people
Ingredients
1/2Cup atta flour
1Cup milk
1/2Cup sugar
1Tsp cardamon powder
1/4Cup ghee/butter
2Tbs raisins
2Tbs cashews
Directions
- Heat a non-stick pan with ghee. To that add cashews & fry them till they are light brown in color.
- Add in raisins & let them puff up. Remove cashews & raisins into a bowl.
- Now add atta flour to left ghee. Fry till atta flour changes a little color by keep stirring it continuously.
- Add milk little by little while stirring it in to flour. Keep stirring it while every thing starts to form into a thick kheer.
- Now add in sugar & cardamon powder to kheer. Stir in sugar while making sure no lumps are formed.
- Switch off heat & remove kheer in to a bowl. Garnish it with fried cashew & raisins.
- Serve warm & enjoy.
Note
- Make sure all the ingredients are handy while cooking.
- Prepare yourself to stir the recipe for 15mins continuously.
-Using a whisk will come in handy.
Just this morning I was thinking there is W for Warangal. I did not even consider Indian cities as I thought we were not doing Indian recipes for this BM. Godhumapindi payasam is totally new to me. I should ask my mom if we make it for varalakshmi puja. Payasam looks creamy and yummy.
ReplyDeleteInteresting kheer.. So yummy looking kheer too
ReplyDeleteKheer looks delicious,creamy and thick.. I have tried kheer with wheat rava but never with flour, will try out soon.
ReplyDeleteThe kheer looks so rich and creamy.
ReplyDeleteThat's nice choice for W. Warangal didn't cross my mind. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like your patience paid off. That bowl of kheer looks yummy.
Love the kheer. I make it in a different way.
ReplyDeleteGreat choice for W, it didn't even occur to me :-)
ReplyDeleteAtta kheer is totally new to me and looks delectable.
Even I did not consider Indian states!! Nice choice for the alphabet and sounds like a flavorful kkheer
ReplyDeleteFirst time I saw this atta flour kheer.
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