Sabudana Payasam is a delightful sweet dish enjoyed by people of all ages. It is also prepared during festivals as an offering to God after completion of the pooja. It usually takes around 30 minutes to prepare and is done with a fair sprinkling of cashew nuts, raisins, and some powdered cardamom for flavour. Sabudana Payasamat at home can be prepared with jaggery and coconut milk for good he ... alth. It can also be done using sugar and normal dairy or cow’s milk to get a slightly different taste. In its somewhat different avatars, this is called Sabudana kheer in north India, Sabbakki Payasa in Karnataka, Saggubiyyam Payasam in Andhra Pradesh and Javvarsi payasam in Tamil Nadu. Sabudana Payasam Restaurant style is generally prepared using soaked and cooked Sabudana in dairy milk and with sugar, though some might use jaggery for additional health benefits. The “cure.fit’ website has very detailed directions regarding how to make Sabudana Payasam. This website also has Sabudana Payasam description for the benefit of its clientele. A simple way of preparing the dish can be viewed on the ‘cure.fit’ website in the Sabudana Payasam video.
Cashewnut (2 Piece Split)
10 units
Raisins
10 units
Sabudhana
0.5 cups
Jaggery
0.5 cups
Cardamom Powder
0.5 teaspoons
Coconut Milk
100 ml
Water
750 ml