A very good liquid diet advised by elders at home after child birth. You can also drink it when you are down with fever or any other condition where milk is not refrained from your diet.
Rave/Rava/Semolina : 2 tbsp (roasted till it turns light brown)
Haalu/Milk: 200ml2
Sakkare/Sugar: as suitable
Elakki Pudi/Cardamom powder : a pinch
Tuppa/Ghee: 1/2 tsp
Bring milk to boil and add Rava/Semolina. Let rava cook in milk for 1 min. Add sugar and mix. Switch off the stove and cardamom powder. Add 1/2 tsp ghee. Cover and keep it aside. Consume porridge when it is warm.
Delicious and appetising semolina porridge.
ReplyDeleteVery unique porridge!
ReplyDeleteU re right, kanji should be blogged! One of my fav is rave kanji and pickle :)
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy...
ReplyDeleteI make this too, sometimes even with broken wheat..good post..
ReplyDeletewhen I saw ganji I thought it would be savory....hmm it is sweeter version of ganji..looks like almost payasam in more liquid form...nice way to savor it..
ReplyDeleteI thought it a savory kind, but its very similar to rava kheer. comforting dish.
ReplyDeleteI thought of savoury kanji, sweet version sounds delicious..
ReplyDeletedelicious kanji
ReplyDeleteRava kanji, my favourite,I would like to write a few things about this - I make this when my kids are down with temprature, as it is easy on the stomach and very filling and as it is hot it makes you feel good, Amma used to prepare this everyday in the morning for 11 days after the delivery of the baby, as I was not allowed to eat anything spicy,variety of tiffin,I think because we have a sensitive tummy and body at that time, I used to love it,and sometimes during the 3 months after the delivery (Baananthana) when she would have shortage of time to prepare breakfast for me. I had to drink atleast two glass of it. your ganji brought back all the memories,sorry for this lengthy comment
ReplyDeleteOne of the comfort foods ! The rave ganjee tastes like heaven when one is convalescing !
ReplyDeleteMy favorite, whenever I had fever, my mom used to make it. I love it, and haven't made it in a long time!!!
ReplyDeleteA delicious and a filling porridge... Easy to make and can rely on it all the time when you have a surprise visitor home!!!
ReplyDeleteWe used to have riec kanjee , never with rava. Sounds healthy.
ReplyDeleteJwara bantu ri.. Ganji nodi :) Have always run away from Ganji though..egalu aste Amma, breafast ge Ganji madtini antare, naanu tappiskondu bidtini :)
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy...
ReplyDeleteDelicious Ganji...
ReplyDeleteisnt this like kheer or payasam,lovely dish.
ReplyDeleteI had heard about it, but never got an opportunity to taste it..... So now that u have posted it... I would try it myself & taste it too.....
ReplyDeleteTHANKS & GOD BLESS!!!!!
Ash....
(http://asha-oceanichope.blogspot.com/)
I am not for anything sweetish esp wn i am sick, but my kiddos love this one. Oh btw, i made hagalkayi chutney pudi the day i read the recipe nad it was a super hit, thanks kanri.
ReplyDeletelol! Mum made this for me for over two months now!! I never got tired of the taste. I had asked her to blog it, and she too said the same thing "aiya everybody knows this!!" :-))))) I have started eating everything now ...no more bananti food alone.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely delightful, the most simple and heavenly dish that plays a multiple role :) nice snap ri.
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Thanks so much for this post lakshmi! My son isnt keeping well and i badly wanted a recipie that he would take in easily. This helped! :)
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