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Banana & Coconut Pradhaman/ Payasam



I am not usually a fruit in a payasam sort of person - I love me milk with sugar and cardamom, at times with freshly cooked rice. But the challenge for Avant Garde Cookies for the hush-hush week that Roshni laid on me was using fruits or whatever to make a pradhaman. Thanks for the push, Roshni - We actually loved it and it was almost a meal to have a cup of that, as a replacement for breakfast.

A very simple and quick to put together recipe.



Ingredients

  • 4 ripe bananas
  • 1 can condensed milk
  • 1 can evaporated milk
  • 1 cup of sweetened coconut (grated)
  • 1tsp of cardamom
  • 7-8 crushed cashews
  • 1tsp of coconut oil
  • 1tsp of butter
Method
  1. Empty condensed milk and the evaporated milk in a sauce pan and whisk together. 
  2. Pour into a mixer along with the bananas and blend until smooth
  3. Pour back into the saucepan and start heating
  4. In a separate pan, lightly brown the coconut and cashews with 1 tsp of butter
  5. Add to the boiling mix 
  6. Allow it to cook with the pradhaman for about 2-3 minutes
  7. Add 1 tsp of coconut oil before serving 

Enjoy :)




Banana & Coconut Pradhaman/ Payasam



I am not usually a fruit in a payasam sort of person - I love me milk with sugar and cardamom, at times with freshly cooked rice. But the challenge for Avant Garde Cookies for the hush-hush week that Roshni laid on me was using fruits or whatever to make a pradhaman. Thanks for the push, Roshni - We actually loved it and it was almost a meal to have a cup of that, as a replacement for breakfast.

A very simple and quick to put together recipe.



Ingredients

  • 4 ripe bananas
  • 1 can condensed milk
  • 1 can evaporated milk
  • 1 cup of sweetened coconut (grated)
  • 1tsp of cardamom
  • 7-8 crushed cashews
  • 1tsp of coconut oil
  • 1tsp of butter
Method
  1. Empty condensed milk and the evaporated milk in a sauce pan and whisk together. 
  2. Pour into a mixer along with the bananas and blend until smooth
  3. Pour back into the saucepan and start heating
  4. In a separate pan, lightly brown the coconut and cashews with 1 tsp of butter
  5. Add to the boiling mix 
  6. Allow it to cook with the pradhaman for about 2-3 minutes
  7. Add 1 tsp of coconut oil before serving 

Enjoy :)




7 comments:

GEETHA ACHAL said...

wow...Yummy and tempting flavors in it...Love it...

Krithi Karthi said...

Looks like a lovely combo Priya!

Anu said...

Have not tasted this, it would have been delicious

Priya Sreeram said...

absolutely loved the pics priya- they look hearty,wholesome and spells FAMILY. enjoy your time with the kids before they fly off to their respective directions

divya said...

delectable n delicious :)

Kavi Foodomania said...

Love the payasam.. Mom always used to make Sago or Vermicelli payasam only cos we never had anything else.. I think its time to experiment new payasams! This looks fantastic!

Maha Gadde said...

wow..beautiful cliks and yummy payasam..Love it...

 

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