Thiruvathirai kali is a healthy recipe which we
prepare on thiruvathirai day. Thiruvathirai is a festival we celebrate on the
full moon day of tamil month margazhi. This day is special for lord shiva. So
we make this kali as nivethiyam and offer to god.
Traditionally this kali will be prepared as open pot
method only. But nowadays many people are using pressure method too.
I have used my pressure cooker pan to make this kali,
because this kali should e prepared in a heavy bottomed pan to avoid burning at
the bottom.
Open pot method is little safe, because we can check
frequently.
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Ok, now coming to the recipe. The main ingredient to
make this kali is rice and for sweetness we have to add jaggery. In simple,
broken roasted rice have to be cooked in jaggery water with added ghee flavor.
OK, now let’s move on to this recipe.
THIRUVAATHIRAI KALI
SOAKING TIME: - | PREPARATION TIME: 10 MINS | COOKING TIME: 30 MINS
AUTHOR: KUZHALIS SAMAIYALARAI
RECIPE TYPE: SWEET
CUISINE: SOUTH INDIAN
SERVES: 2 PERSONS
INGREDIENTS:
1/2
cup raw rice
2
tablespoon moong dhal
3/4 cup jaggery
3/4 cup jaggery
2
tablespoon ghee
½
cup grated coconut
4
or 5 cashew nuts
½
teaspoon cardamom powder
½
teaspoon dry ginger powder (optional)
1
cup to 1 ½ cup water(Please check last point in notes )
PREPARATION:
Chop the cashew nuts and keep it aside.
Grate the coconut and keep it ready.
METHOD:
First dry roast the rice in low medium
flame till it starts to change its colour. Remove from heat and allow it to
cool down completely.
Then roast the moong dhal in the same
pan till it becomes golden brown and add it with the rice.
Grind the rice and moong dhal into very
coarse powder. Keep the ground powder aside.
In a pan add a tablespoon of ghee and
roast the cashews and keep it aside.
In a heavy bottomed pan, (I used my
cooker pan) take water and then add jaggery. Allow the jaggery to boil.
Once the jaggery got dissolved add the
cardamom powder and grated coconut. Mix well.
Now switch off the stove or keep the
flame is very low. Then add the ground rice &dhal powder and mix well with
out lumps.
If you add the powder in the boiling
jaggery water, there may be chances of forming lumps. Also add the powder
little by little using one hand and simultaneously mix with a ladle on the
other hand to avoid the lumps.
Then switch on/increase the flame to
medium and continuously stir the mixture for 3 to 5 minutes. With in this time
itself, the mixture will becomes thick and half cooked.
Now add the remaining ghee and dry ginger powder(Sukku podi). Mix
well.
Add the roasted cashews too.
Reduce the flame to low and close the
pan with a lid.
Let the kali to cook continuously till
it becomes thick mass.
Open the lid and stir in between to
avoid the burning at the bottom.
Once the kali becomes thick and fully
cooked remove from heat and serve warm. After
cooled down kali will become more crumble.
We can serve this yummy kali with
butter too.
NOTES:
- You can make this kali in cooker too, but the chance of burning at the bottom is high.
- Don’t make the rice and dhal as smooth powder while grinding, otherwise kali won’t be crumble.
- You can add dry grapes too.
- I have added the coconut with the jaggery water itself. But you can add at the end also.
- You can grind the cardamoms along with the rice & dhal to get fresh cardamom flavor.
- The flame should be very low to get nice crumble kali.
- If you want you can filter the jaggery syrup and then again allow it to boil.
- After cooled down, kali will become more crumble
- Generally 1:2 ratio is right to make the kali, but if the rice is old, it may require more water. So if needed, add required hot water in between.
VIDEO RECIPE:
STEP BY STEP PHOTOS:
First dry roast the rice in low medium
flame till it starts to change its colour. Remove from heat and allow it to
cool down completely.
Then roast the moong dhal in the same
pan till it becomes golden brown and add it with the rice.
Grind the rice and moong dhal into very
coarse powder. Keep the ground powder aside.
In a pan add a tablespoon of ghee and
roast the cashews and keep it aside.
In a heavy bottomed pan, (I used my
cooker pan) take water and then add jaggery. Allow the jaggery to boil.
Once the jaggery got dissolved add the
cardamom powder and grated coconut. Mix well.
Now switch off the stove or keep the
flame is very low. Then add the ground rice &dhal powder slowly and mix well with
out lumps.
If you add the powder in the boiling
jaggery water, there may be chances of forming lumps. Also add the powder
little by little using one hand and simultaneously mix with a ladle on the
other hand to avoid the lumps.
Then switch on/increase the flame to
medium and continuosly stir the mixture for 3 to 5 minutes. With in this time
itself, the mixture will becomes thick and half cooked.
Now add the remaining ghee and dry ginger powder . mix
well.
Add the roasted cashews too.
Reduce the flame to low and close the
pan with a lid.
Let the kali to cook continuously till
it becomes thick mass.
Open the lid and stir in between to
avoid the burning at the bottom.
Once the kali becomes thick and fully
cooked remove from heat and serve warm. After
cooled down kali will become more crumble.
We can serve this yummy kali with
butter too.
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give your feedback in comments.
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