Tender coconut payasam/kheer may be a new entrant in the list of payasams but when you know how easy it is to put together I bet u will try!!
Payasams are desserts served after a feast on every special occasion and festivals .
Traditional payasam making is a time consuming and laborious process. The thought of thickening liquids in huge bell metal pots being stirred for hours sure brings a lot of sweet memories but let us be more realistic in today’s world and think about few other things like drastic shortage of domestic help to lend a helping hand in hours of stirring, cooking fuel bills and above all that the sweltering summer heat all contribute to finding alternatives after all necessity is the mother of invention don’t you think so!!! I guess this payasam has become popular in such dire circumstances… 🙂 all said did I mention nothing is cooked other than boiling
milk .
Oh! there is no hard and fast rule to follow so play around with the quantities.
Like I mentioned in my ELANEER PUDDING post I don’t get fresh tender coconut so I go for the Filipino frozen one which tastes almost as good as fresh .I have never tried canned ones .If you are using fresh tender coconut then use at least pulp and water of one if pulp is less u might have to use more.Adjust the proportions so that the payasam does not become too watery.
Ingredients
Method
Note
- I like to use raw broken nuts but you may fry in ghee or use roasted ones if u like.
- If you are looking for a very thick payasam then boil the whole milk on low flame and keep stirring until it reaches the required consistency u are looking for.Condensed milk and grinding of the pulp itself provides thickness do keep that in mind.
Meena
Other tender coconut recipes:
Lychee and tender coconut pudding –
Tender coconut pudding
OTHER FRUIT PAYASAM :
Lychee payasam – Latest!
Woow super payasam. Wish u a happy vishu
haha.. U r damn realistic dear !! Love the shots.. Feel like grabbing both those cups right away 🙂 I could feel how great it would be to take a cold gulp of that sweet treat !! But sadly, I dont get tender coconuts here, not even the canned ones.. Guess, for now I have to be satisfied with ur pics 🙂
Thank you Beena.
Thank you Chitra, I know how frustrating it is when stores don't carry the items we are looking for..
Wooooow,D-E-L-I-C-I-O-U-S payasam Meena…:-) where on earth are you making such delicious treats??? 🙂 Pls be my neighbour 🙂
He…heeee…Nisha I would really love to be ur neighbor 🙂
Sri ,since u like tender coconut u will surely like this payasam.
Interesting, that adding of coconut is amazing and I will for adore the coconut burst. Goodness, you trilled my morning by sharing this lovely payasam. At the same time, the visuals are stunning.
Thank you Nava
I love tender coconut a lot. I have not heard of any payasam made with it. Beautifully presented.
Great recipe.. Mouthwatering here Meena 🙂
wow.. looks so yummy, don't know much about south indian food, but after looking this feel that i should try out sometime.:)
Yummy payasam…
Nilu,Spicyrecipes,Preeti,Priya thanks dearies. Priya- being neighbors,I would love to.
I would gladly have a couple of bowls of that Meena. Sounds so good. Oh, and I'm with Nisha. I want to be your neighbour 😀
Nice clicks Meena, looks super delicious.. 🙂 I can have the whole bowl without fuss 🙂 Happy following!!
Thank you Neela
Thank you Divya
Excellent pictures, illaneer payasam is new to me. Will try it soon. You have a nice blog, happy to follow you.
this is so lipsmacking good meena… absolutely my type of payasam, quick to put together!!! bookmarked!!! 🙂
thank you Rafee..
tender coconut is anybody's fav. and a payasam means….no words…yummy yum…superb clicks dear
Ruxana,thank you.
delicious payasam …
glad to follow u dear 🙂
This dessert sounds wonderful and delicious, tempting presentation. Thanks Meena for visiting, following you 🙂
Thanks Aruna
Ambreen,thank you
wow..irresistible dessert Meena!! Loved the delicious ingredients too 🙂 Thanks for stopping at my space. Happy to follow you too!
Thank you so much Teena. I am so glad to hear from u.
wow ! such a nice recipe ! i love those clicks !
Hey Shree ,thank you.
hi,
can u please tell me how much of fresh tender coconut and its water has to be used if we have access to fresh ones.also,how many would the above recipe serve to.
Hi Ashwini,
One whole tender coconut and its water should do.Depending on the pulp and water it would yield 4-5 cups u see in the pic.Hope that helps and thank you for stopping by.