After trying out sweet pongal with whole barley,here comes my next healthy version of sweet pongal with cracked wheat..Cracket wheat are naturally low in fat and absolutely free of saturated fats, cholestreol and this help to maintain a consistent weight loss, they are rich in iron;magnesium,vitamin E,vitamin B and even in antioxicants..Cracked wheat gets cook very quick and easily, to make cracked wheat, the whole raw wheat kernels are crushed down as smaller bits including the bran and germ, thats y this cracked wheat have more health benefits than the whole grain..
1cup Cracked wheat (washed)
1/2cup Yellow moongdal(washed)
1cup Milk
3/4cup Sugar
1/2tsp Cardamom powder
1tbsp Ghee
Roasted cashewnuts
Few saffron strands
Pressure cook the cracked wheat and moongdal together with 3cups of water upto 3 whistles..Once the pressure released, add the milk,saffron strands and sugar to the cooked cracked wheat-dal mixture and along with the cooked water, cook everything in a vessel until the sweet pongal get thickens, finally add the cardamom powder, ghee and roasted cashewnuts to the pongal..
1cup Cracked wheat (washed)
1/2cup Yellow moongdal(washed)
1cup Milk
3/4cup Sugar
1/2tsp Cardamom powder
1tbsp Ghee
Roasted cashewnuts
Few saffron strands
Pressure cook the cracked wheat and moongdal together with 3cups of water upto 3 whistles..Once the pressure released, add the milk,saffron strands and sugar to the cooked cracked wheat-dal mixture and along with the cooked water, cook everything in a vessel until the sweet pongal get thickens, finally add the cardamom powder, ghee and roasted cashewnuts to the pongal..
All your Pongal varieties are great hit.
ReplyDeleteDroolworthy pongal...
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What an innovative pongal!!!
ReplyDeleteGood one.. Didnt knew we can try pongal with cracked wheat! You rock....!!
ReplyDeleteoh wow, I've never seen this - looks great!
ReplyDeleteI used to make this variation long time back..thx for reminding me about this! I am sure it tasted yummy!
ReplyDeleteI got another nice pongal to try after the success of barley pongal :)
ReplyDeleteI think you should correct this OR may be I am reading it wrong...'and sugar to the cooked barley-dal mixture and along with the cooked ' there is barley in this.Let me know if I am wrong
ReplyDeletedelicious n healthy pongal..
ReplyDeleteYummy and healthy pongal Priya.
ReplyDeleteI am sure you will have no trouble in the Marathon posting , yummy looking pongal
ReplyDeletenew variation pongal..
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing..
RecipeRaaga
Thats an innovative pongal recipe. You rock, Priya :-)
ReplyDeleteyummy! nice n healthy!
ReplyDelete@Cilantro,u rnt wrong, i have typed as barley instead of cracked wheat, thanks for letting me know..
ReplyDeletePriya,
ReplyDeletehealthy and tasty sweet pongal..
delicious pongal
ReplyDeletehope you join the event Priya
Super delicious*drooling*I love how we can have so many yummy and healthy desserts,thanks for all the information too:)
ReplyDeletePretty healthy pngal with cracked wheat!
ReplyDeleteNice variation of pongal looks delicious. we make payasam with cracked wheat.
ReplyDeleteYummy.. I love this!!
ReplyDeleteGayu
http://ensamayalarangam.blogspot.com
Hey Priya.. Happy New Year! You write so much in normal times.. a blogging marathon is a perfect fit for you! :)
ReplyDeletewow...healthy and delicious ..yum yum!very tempting...
ReplyDeleteThats a yummy and healthy pongal.
ReplyDeletePongal looks very healthy as well as tasty. Drooling:)
ReplyDeleteWow that's a new one..:)
ReplyDeletePongal looks so yummy. I learn a lot from you, Priya!
ReplyDeleteHAppy New Year Priya....
ReplyDeleteAmazed by your ingenuity..that is so very innovative!
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Delicious pongal Priya.
ReplyDeleteyummy pongal....very innovative
ReplyDeletevery very healthy ...
ReplyDeleteSatya
http://www.superyummyrecipes.com
Hey Priya, cooking up a lot of Healthy Versions for Pongal!!!! Yummylicious!!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks yum ...as I said your innovative queen....:)
ReplyDeletewow!! wat a healthy version of sweet pongal!! looks yummy!!
ReplyDeleteHealthy & Delish. Lead the marathon Priya.
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea of using cracked wheat for pongal..pullarikkudhu priya,unga recipes paakum bodhu.cheers
ReplyDeleteGood one!!!!!All the best for your blogging marathon !!
ReplyDeleteLOOKS SO DELICIOUS
ReplyDeleteYour dish looks greatttt, I think you're very good at cooking.
ReplyDeleteYour dish looks great, you're very good at cooking ^^.
ReplyDeletewow innovative n delicious pongal Priya!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for participate with my event....
Pongal Feast Event
Kurinji kathambam
kurinji kudil
Mmm...Would love to snatch the bowl! Slurp!
ReplyDeleteWith pongal around the corner this is a good variation.. happy new year!
ReplyDeleteJust fabulous... the colour itself is so tempting..
ReplyDeleteGreat looking halwa..amazing Priya...
ReplyDeleteyummmmmmmmmm may be will make this tmrw for pongal rather than the usual one :)
ReplyDeleteWith cracked wheat one can make regular pongal in the same way , with out sugar. It is a healthy meal
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