Nutritious South Indian Healthy Ragi Finger Millet Halwa Recipe
Ingrediemts
Ragi – 2 cups
Jaggery – 4 cups
coconut grated – 1 cup
cardamom powder – 1/4 tsp
salt if required
Directions
Soak Ragi for 3-4 hrs after washing cleanly
Grind Ragi with adequate quantity of water
Strain the liquid and grind the pulp again with 1 cup water
Strain the liquid again, straining the milk from Ragi must be done 2-3 times until the milk goes very light.
Discard the millet pulp
Heat Jaggery with half cup water until dissolved and strain to remove any dirt
Add the Jaggery solution to the milk extract from ground millet
grind grated coconut to extract the milk about half cup
Add the coconut milk to the Jaggery+ Ragi milk and keep on medium flame stirring now and then
The Ragi will start to form slight lumps as you keep stirring the whole liquid will form as a smooth lumpy halwa consistency.
Now add a tbsp of ghee and cardamom powder stir well
Remove from fire and spread on a plate greased with ghee
Let it cool or alternately you can refrigerate for half an hour
Now the halwa would have set and ready to cut and serve.
Ragi – 2 cups
Jaggery – 4 cups
coconut grated – 1 cup
cardamom powder – 1/4 tsp
salt if required
Directions
Soak Ragi for 3-4 hrs after washing cleanly
Grind Ragi with adequate quantity of water
Strain the liquid and grind the pulp again with 1 cup water
Strain the liquid again, straining the milk from Ragi must be done 2-3 times until the milk goes very light.
Discard the millet pulp
Heat Jaggery with half cup water until dissolved and strain to remove any dirt
Add the Jaggery solution to the milk extract from ground millet
grind grated coconut to extract the milk about half cup
Add the coconut milk to the Jaggery+ Ragi milk and keep on medium flame stirring now and then
The Ragi will start to form slight lumps as you keep stirring the whole liquid will form as a smooth lumpy halwa consistency.
Now add a tbsp of ghee and cardamom powder stir well
Remove from fire and spread on a plate greased with ghee
Let it cool or alternately you can refrigerate for half an hour
Now the halwa would have set and ready to cut and serve.

