My Dear friends, I am glad to inform you that Padhuskitchen has won the Bread Event organized by Chaitra I got a lovely book on Kerala dishes for winning the event.
Prep Time : 15 mins (excluding soaking time)
Yields:1 1/2 kg
Recipe Category: Health Drink-Porridge/kanji powder
Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Author:Padhu Sankar Ingredients needed
Finger millet/Ragi -1/4 kg
Pear millet/Kambu -1/4 kg
Green gram – 1/4 kg
Wheat – 1/4 kg
Par boiled rice (pulungal arisi) – 1/4 kg
Fried gram /pottukadalai- 100 grams
Barley – 100 grams
Sago/jevarisi – 50 grams
Dry ginger/Sukku -2 inch piece
Almonds -25 grams
Method for preparing the porridge powder-
Now to the Multigrain Porridge-Kanji Recipe –
Porridge powder – 1 1/2 tbsp
Water -3/4 cup
Powdered jaggery -1 tbsp
Milk -1 cup
Method
For those who do not like it sweet, here is Another version of preparing the porridge
Ingredients needed
Porridge powder – 2 tbsp
Water – 3/4 cup
Salt – a generous pinch
Buttermilk -1 cup
Method
Mix the porridge powder with water well without any lumps.
Cook over low flame stirring continuously till it becomes thick.
After it cools , add salt and buttermilk and enjoy the power packed drink.
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This is very healthy drink. Looks lovely too.
very nice healthy drink i will try it.
Wow! padhu, very healthy one..thanks for sharing this..
Me too.I can't start my morning without this.Nothing gives immense energy like this.But for me my mom prepares the powder and send it to me.I will save your recipe.
thanks for sharing this.....and congratulations on winning...
Looks very healthy
Congrats on winning
I love this kanji a lot. Its yummy and healthy too. We add more ingredients in them actually. :)
Congratulations on winning. Healthy recipe. Thanks for sharing.
Congrtas on your win Padhu...Porridge looks yummy and healthy...
Love
Kairali sisters
This post took me to my childhood memories,when me and my sister finish off all the almonds and cashews on the way to the ricemill.
Love the kanji a lot and now a days these are getting replaced by storebought healthy mix.
Nice post padhu