This is a simple recipe and the advantage is long life.You can store it in an airtight container to be used as snack.Bananas make a nice combo with this.
Ingredients
4 cups rice flakes/aval/poha
2 cups grated jaggery
1 cup water
1 heaped cup fresh,grated coconut
1 tsp ghee
3/4 tbsp sesame seeds
4 tbsps split gram / pottukadala
3/4 tsp cardamom powder
Method
In a heavy bottomed kadai or pot bring jaggery and water to a boil.Reduce the heat to medium and add the grated coconut.Mix well and roast stirring often till the water is almost dried and the mixture gets thicker.Switch off the heat and allow it to cool.Meanwhile heat the ghee in a small pan and roast the sesame seeds and gram.Set aside.Once the jaggery coconut mixture is cool,slowly add the rice flakes and mix well first with the spoon and then with your hand.Add the roasted sesame seeds,gram and cardamom powder.Mix well again with hand.Store in airtight container.Serve as snack.









My childhood favorite too,can have this anytime,looks so yummy and tempting clicks.
ReplyDeletenever knew this version,good snack to munch on.looks great. Thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteWe used to make our own Aval with rice from our own paddy fields.
This used to be a preparation before weddings for the guests who would come and stay for many days in advance.
i tried your kootukari,that was ny favorite too.Came out good,but I added more jaggery than was needed.
Your recipes are so nadan and nostalgic!
my all time fav..we prepare this in all our auspicious occasions..
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new version to me :) must try it..
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Nostalgic!
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Some foods, though simple bring such fond memories that they hold a special place.. nice post and nice recipe!
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Healthy sweet recipe... Looks yum
ReplyDeleteHealthy sweet recipe... Looks yum
ReplyDeleteLooks so yumm, we do this with the white aval..
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yummy haven't had in a while.
ReplyDeletenever heard of this before.. looks delicious... :)
ReplyDeleteThese simple home made sweets and savories are so healthy. This has been my favorite; my mom used to make these
ReplyDeleteVery tempting dessert,looks so yummy n will try soon.
ReplyDeletelooks superbb yaar..feel to have it right now..
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very new recipe to me and I love it. I can always have anything sweet for breakfast or for snack and thats just perfect for me.
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ReplyDeleteI love this Aval Nanachathu (thats how we call it at home) . I remember during my college days , at my aunts home, she used to always make this for tea time n add bananas too. Following you now for sure!
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good snack.. thx for sharing dear..
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