Happy Onam all !!
If you are tired of trying the simple vermicelli payasam, then this is a twist to the usual taste and flavour. Vermicelli sago was the simplest payasam, mom would prepare at home for every small functions. And so, I kinda got bored with vermicelli, and so I hardly prepared semiya payasam in home. However, my elder son likes no other payasam other than this vermicelli. So, this was a limited edition at home.
- Heat a pan and add ghee. Fry the cashews lightly followed by raisins, Drain from ghee and keep aside.
- In the same ghee, add the vermicelli and roast on low flame till evenly browned. Keep aside.
- In another pan, add half of the sugar and wait to caramelize. Wait till the caramel is golden brown. Pour the 1/2 cup water and move the caramel to dissolve, but don't worry if there are lumps. Add the milk to boil, when milk starts to boil-caramel will dissolve.
- To the boiling milk, add the remaining sugar. Add the fried vermicelli with ghee. Cook covered for 10 minutes.
- Then, add the fried cashews and raisins.Add cardamom powder and give a quick stir. Simmer for another 2–3 minutes till thickened. The payasam further thickens on cooling, so switch off the flame accordingly.
- Serve in bowls, warm or cold. Enjoy !!
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I have never tried vermicelli prepared this way...usually savoury version. This sounds and looks fascinating.
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