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Preparation Time : 10 mins
Cooking Time : 30 mins
Makes : 10 to 12 kozhukattai
Raw Rice / Pacharisi – 1 cup
Moong Dal / Pasi Paruppu – 1/4 cup
Jaggery – 3/4 cup
Water – 2 1/2 cup
Coconut -1/4 cup grated
Cardamom Powder / Yelakai Podi – 1 tsp
Ghee – 1 tblspn
Method:
Roast raw rice and moong dal for few mins. Take in a bowl and wash well. Drain it completely. Take it in a blender and powder coarsely
Take jaggery in a kadai, add in water and mix well. If your jaggery has dirt, strain the mix. I didn’t strain since my jaggery is clean. Bring it to a boil.
Add in coconut and cardamom powder.
Add in powdered rice and dal mix in and mix well.
It will get thick and leaves the side and come together as a mass. Add ghee to this and mix well.
Let the mix cool down. Now shape it into ball.
Steam this for 10 mins.
Serve
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| Take all your ingredients |
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| Take raw rice in a pan |
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| roast it for few mins |
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| take it in a bowl |
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| wash it well |
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| drain it completely |
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| pour that in a blender |
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| powder it coarsely |
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| take jaggery in a pan |
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| cover with water |
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| bring it to a boil |
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| add in coconut |
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| add in cardamom powder |
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| now add in the powdered mix |
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| keep cooking |
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| keep mixing |
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| stir till it gets thick |
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| add little ghee |
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| mix well |
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| remove this to a bowl and let it cool completely |
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| take little portion |
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| shape it into a ball |
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| place it in a steamer |
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| steam |
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| steam for 10 mins or so |
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| serve |
Thanks for this recipe Aarthi…. I made it for Vinaya Chavithi…. They turned out really well.
Aarthi,
I tried this recepie. It was so yummy. I really appreciate your patience to take step by step photos. It helps us a lot. Thank you very much :-).
Padma.
Hi Aarthi!
I prepared this modak for this vinayagar chathurthi. It came out very well! All of us like it very much! Thank you!
Hi dear
I am trying this now. It’s in process. Meanwhile I had a doubt. Some authors ask us to pressure cook the rice and dhal before adding to jaggery. What diff does it make? I am hoping mine turns out well. Waiting to open the cooker to see the yummy modhakams.
But I felt this method is good enough, as this is how we make arisi upma and arisi kozhakattai. (Omit jaggery n coconut though). We don’t pressure cook.
You dont have to pressure cook. If you are using the dal raw and whole you need.