Thursday 29 April 2021

Ullundhu Kanji Recipe/Sweet Ullundhu Kanji Recipe/Inippu Ullundhu Kanji Recipe/Sweet Urad Dal Kanji Recipe/Ullundhu Inippu Kanji with step by step photos

Urad dal Kanji/Ullundhu Kanji is super healthy, delicious, protein packed, iron rich kanji that can be served for breakfast or as evening snacks for kids. This Ulundhu Kanji is sweet version, I have already posted the salt of Black UradDal Kanji [Salt version] earlier. Ullundhu Kanji is given to girls when they attain puberty and throughout their teen age. Ullundhu Kanji is a must during this time because it strengthens the pelvic bone of the young girls and helps in strengthening the back and spinal cord. It is also an excellent source of protein, vitamins and minerals for pregnant women and old people. This dish is totally amazing it involves key ingredients, Urad dal which is loaded with proteins, Jaggery packed with Iron & Minerals, Coconut high in manganese which is essential for bone healthy and metabolism, it is rich in copper and iron which help form red blood cells and selenium an important antioxidant that protects the cells. Do try out this delicious Ullundhu Kanji and post your comments here. Also check out other interesting Urad Dal Recipes & Black Urad Dal Recipes here, Different types of Kanji/Porridge Recipes here.

Here’s how to make Ullundhu Kanji with step by step photos…

Ingredients

Urad Dal/Ullundhu

½ cup

Water

4 cups

Nattu Sarkkarai/Cane Jaggery Powder

½ cup [adjust to taste]

Coconut [grated]

½ cup

Cardamom Powder/Elachi Powder

¼ tsp

Dry Ginger Powder/Sukku Podi

¼ tsp

Salt

One big pinch

Preparation Time: 10-12 minutes               Recipe Category: Health Drink/Breakfast

Cooking Time: 20-25 minutes                      Recipe Cuisine: Tamil Nadu, India

Author: Priya Anandakumar

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Heat a pan, add ½ cup of urad dal and dry roast it by stirring continuously.

Roast the urad dal well until nice aroma arises and the color of the dal changes to golden brown color. Make sure you roast it only on low medium flame, so that you do not burn the urad dal.

Once it turns to golden brown color, switch off the stove and let it cool down completely.

Now transfer the urad dal to a mixer and grind it really well to fine powder.

Add 4 cups of water to a pan/kadaai, along with a big pinch of salt and let it come to a boil.

At this stage add the ground urad dal powder and stir really well.

Make sure it does not form any lumps and keep stirring continuously.

Let the urad dal cook really well for about 10 minutes.

It will turn in to thick porridge consistency. By now the urad dal would have completely cooked.

Now add the grated coconut and mix really well for about a minute.

Add the Nattu sarkkarai/cane jaggery powder and mix really well until well combined.

Now add ¼ tsp of cardamom powder/elachi powder and ¼ tsp of sukku podi/dry ginger powder.

Mix everything really well and let it boil on low flame for 20-30 seconds and switch off the stove.

Delicious, super healthy and tempting Ullundhu Kanji/Sweet Ullundhu Kanji is ready to be enjoyed.

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