Scorpions can satiate their sweet tooth

Starting from this week the recipe of a dish dedicated to the astrological sign of the month will be given out. Every astrological sign has a lucky food or dish. This lucky dish creates great positive energy in the body and is in tune with the sun sign of the person.

By :  migrator
Update: 2016-11-20 06:44 GMT
Ammamma?s Chakka Pradhaman and Insert: Chef Ramaa Shanker

Chennai

For scorpions it is a divine dessert meant for the Gods and cooked for special people and special occasions. Jackfruit, which is eaten as a fruit in the south and cooked as a vegetable in the north, is delicious and soft. 

Just like Scorpions, it is tender inside but hard to peel. This month’s dish is Ammama’s Chakka Pradhamam . All Scorpions out there, have it and see the difference in energy levels.

Chakka Pradhamam (Jackfruit kheer or payasam)

Ammamma’s Chakka Pradhaman 

Recipe Preparation Time: 35 minutes 

Cooking time: 30 minutes 

Serves: 5-6

Ingredients: 

2 cup packed chakka chola /ripe jackfruit flesh : 30-40 flesh (de-seeded) or canned jackfruit : 2 tins/500 gms each 

Jaggery : 5-6 blocks /500 gms 

Thin coconut milk, third extract /monnampal : 1 cup 

Semi-thick coconut milk, second extract /randaampal : 1 cup 

Thick coconut milk, first extract /onnampaal : 1/2 cup 

Cardamom powder:  1/4 tsp 

Dry ginger powder: 1/4 tsp 

Cumin powder: 1/4 tsp 

Coconut Pieces (cut into very small bits): 1 tbsp 

Cashew nuts: 10-15 nos, broken into pieces 

Raisins /Unakka Mundhiri: few pieces 

Ghee: 6 tbsp or as required

Method: 

  • Grind the jackfruit flesh with 1 cup of thin thick coconut milk. 
  • Add cardamom powder, dry ginger powder and a little cumin powder. 
  • Place an urli (round copper or bronze bottom vessel from Kerala) on the fire. If you can arrange firewood, it would be ideal.  
  • Pour two tablespoons of ghee in the urli, add the ground mixture of jackfruit and coconut milk.  
  • Add the semi thick coconut milk.
  • Keep stirring over slow fire for 15 minutes. 
  • Now add more ghee and half of the thick coconut milk. 
  • Keep stirring and add the jaggery. Stir for 10 minutes, till it starts leaving the side. 
  • Add rest of the ghee and the remaining thick coconut milk. 
  • Keep stirring another 3 minutes. 
  • Pour the chakka pradaman into a nice bowl. Garnish it with ghee- fried cashew nuts, coconut pieces and raisins.

*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs

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