Name: Carrot Sago Semiya Payasam Recipe
Total time: 60 min
Yield: 4
Cuisine: Kerala

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How to make Carrot Sago Semiya Payasam Recipe

Rafeeda Ar

Crawler

Kerala

large carrots, peeled and boiled in 1 water and cooled

sago seeds

semiya

coconut grated

water for making coconut milk

Milk

Cardamom

Cashewnuts

Raisins

badams

pure ghee

Soak sago in some water for 15 to 30 minutes.  drain and then cook it in a lot of water till you can see transparent balls.  this may take upto 20 minutes.  once done,  drain into a sieve and run cold water through it to avoid sticking.  keep aside. 

step 1

Blend the grated coconut with water.  sieve and reserve the coconut milk.  cook the carrots with some water (around 500 ml) in a pressure cooker.  allow to cool completely.  blend into a smooth paste.  

step 2

Heat 2 tbsp ghee in a saucepan till it heats,  lower the heat,  add the semiya and roast till done ensuring that it does not burn.  upto 5 minutes should do.  add the milk and sugar and cook till the semiya gets almost done. 

step 3

Pour the carrot blend into this.  let it come to a boil.  add cooked sago,  sugar and cardamom and give it a nice stir till all are well combined.  finally add the coconut milk,  simmer for 5 minutes (do not boil) and turn off.  

step 4

Finally heat the remaining ghee in a small saucepan,  fry the nuts and raisins and dump into the payasam and give it one last stir. 

step 5

Yummy carrot semiya payasam is ready to be served  can be hot or cold.  once cold,  it tends to solidify,  so you can make it into a pudding as well.  to make it thinner,  you can add warm water as required.  

step 6

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