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Barnyard millet bellam pongali.
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Prep Time
15
minutes
mins
Cook Time
40
minutes
mins
Course
Dessert, Sweets and savories, Traditional
Cuisine
Baby toddler food, gluten free, Indian, instant pot, Pressure cooker, South indian
Servings
8
servings
Equipment
1 instant pot
or pressure cooker
1 ladle
1 measuring cups and spoons
Ingredients
1x
2x
3x
For the pongali
1/2
cup
Moong dal
pasiparippu
1
cup
barnyard millet
1.5
cups
jaggery
crushed
2
cups
drinking water
1
cup
full cream milk
To roast and temper
3
tbsp
ghee
2
tbsp
pistachios
or cashews
2
tbsp
raisins
1
tsp
green cardamom powder
2
clove
1/8
tsp
nutmeg
8-10
strands
saffron
Instructions
Wash drain and set the millets to dry for a while.
Set the instant pot on saute mode.
Dry roast the moong dal.
Followed by the millets.
Add the water and seal.
Set on manual for 8 minutes.
When the pressure releases naturally, mash the moong dal and millets cooked.
Add the milk and bring it back to a boil on saute mode.
In a small frying pan, heat up the ghee and roast the nuts and raisins.
When the raisins puff up remove off heat.
Add the cloves, cardamom powder, and grated nutmeg.
Pour this mix into the millet dal and milk mix.
Stir in the jaggery, saffron strands and mix well.
Serve the pongal warm.
Keyword
Indian desserts, Indian vegetarian dinner, Millet recipe, Temple prasadam
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