Ingredients
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Instructions
Cooking Steps
Step 1: To begin making Avarekalu Payasa Recipe, wash the field beans and add them in a pressure cooker with enough water
Step 2: Pressure cook for one whistle and turn of the flame, allow the pressure to release naturally
Step 3: Once pressure releases, drain the beans from the water and keep aside
Step 4: The field beans shouldn’t be cooked mushy
Step 5: You can also de-skin it if needed; de skinning adds a smooth texture to the payasa
Step 6: In a mixer-jar, add grated coconut, poppy seeds and cardamom in a mixer, add very little water and grind into thick paste
Step 7: Keep aside
Step 8: Place a heavy bottom pan on a low flame, add jaggery and a little water to dissolve jaggery
Step 9: Once it is dissolved, filter the jaggery syrup to remove impurities
Step 10: Add it back to the pan and now add the ground coconut paste and cooked avarekalu
Step 11: On a low flame boil the payasa for 10 -12 minutes
Step 12: Keep stirring and mash the beans lightly if you want a smooth texture
Step 13: Turn off the flame
Step 14: Meanwhile, in a separate pan, add a tablespoon of ghee and fry the cashew nuts and raisins
Step 15: Once the cashews are brown turn off the flame
Step 16: Add this to the Payasa and mix well
Step 17: The delicious avarekalu payasa is ready
Step 18: Serve Avarekalu Payasa as a dessert after a Karnataka Style meal of Karnataka Style Majjige Huli Recipe, Steamed Rice and Akki Peni Sandige (Rice idiyappam Fryums)