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Narali Bhat - Sweet Coconut Rice

BM #63 Day 14 -

Wow! Days are flipping over fast. We are already half done for this month. When my friend mentioned the ingredients of this Narali Bhat, I was totally convinced that this is going into the 'List'. 

The only mistake I made while making this was directly add the powdered jaggery into the mixture. It so happens that almost all the time, the jaggery I get here always has some impurities. So the next time I have to strain the jaggery without fail. 

Here is a recap of the A-Z series in the Maharashtrian cuisine..

Amti with Drumstick - Day 1

Bhopada (Laal) Ki Sabji - Red Pumpkin Curry - Day 2

Goda Masala - Day 7

Harbhara Ki Sabji - Day 8

Recipe Source Shalaka
Ingredients - 

Basmati Rice 1 cup
Fresh grated Coconut 1 cup
Jaggery, Powdered 3/4 cup
Nuts and Raisins handful
Saffron strands few soaked in 1 Tbsp water or coconut milk
Water/Coconut Milk to cook rice 1 1/4 cup
Cardamom Powder 1 tsp
Ghee/Butter 1 Tbsp
Cloves 2-3 
Cinnamon 1 inch 


Narali Bhat - Sweet Coconut Rice

Method Of Preparation -


Wash and drain basmati rice. Cook separately and set aside for cooling.

Mix grated coconut, cardamom powder and grated jaggery in a separate plate. Set aside for a few minutes.

Mix it in the warm rice.

In a deep frying pan, heat butter/ghee, saute the cloves, cinnamon, nuts and raisins.

Add the rice-coconut mixture into the frying pan. Add the saffron along with the water/coconut milk it was soaked in.

Mix well. Cover and cook on low heat for about 10-15 minutes.

Remove from heat and serve warm.



Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM# 63




Preparation Time 40 min
Serves 3-4

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Here is a grand welcome to yet another year !! The past year has seen many ups and downs in our lives and quite a few interesting events here at Tamalapaku as well. 


The beginning of 2011 saw lot of activity in terms of experiments with healthy grains. Also Srivalli's Blogging Marathon gave an interesting perspective to our blogging. Incidentally the discussions and interactions we had as a group was a great learning experience. Personally I learnt many new techniques in food photography which has greatly improved the quality of pictures that appear here in our space. 


Then came Radhika's Blog Hop Wednesdays which gave an opportunity to go through a fellow blogger's space closely and recreate their magic. These interactions gave a new perspective each and every time.


The month of December threw at us a surprise visit to India which was just as eventful as it was stressful with loads of fun as well!! We have with us the blessings of our elders as always to carry forward with enthusiasm and optimism for whatever life has to throw at us!!


So in this new year we look forward to cooking up some very interesting and healthy recipes. We hope you will encourage us and support us just as before and offer us your valuable suggestions and ideas and walk with us to a brighter future!!

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Posted by Harini on Sunday, January 1, 2012
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