Stumbled upon PJ's "No cooking" event when I was going to make the perfect dish for my morning breakfast.I had some red poha left which I wanted to finish and thats why ended up doing this super easy healthy breakfast.
Since this is a no cooking dish, the measurements can be easily varied according to your taste buds. The measures are what I like in this dish.
Ingredients
- one bowl of poha(Thin/thick/red any kind)
- 3 tbsp of sugar
- 3 tbsp of grated coconut
- a pinch of cardamom
- 1 tbsp of ghee or softened butter-optional
- 1 tbsp of nuts(almonds/raisins/cashews)-optional
Pre-cooking
- None - This is no cooking dish :)
Method
- If the poha is thick,rinse it in water and soak for 15 minutes to make it soft.
- If it is thin,just rinsing 2 times will do the trick.(I used thin red poha)
- Add ghee,sugar and grated coconut.
- Add the pinch of cardamom.
- Whisk together and finally garnish with the nuts.
- You can have this dish with some fruits like apple or banana to make it as a healthy breakfast.
- You can have it as a light snack in the evening accompanied with a samosa and tea!
I have never made or had sweet poha...looks really good:)
ReplyDeleteVery quick and tempting sweet poha..
ReplyDeleteLovely and yummy weet poha..i make it in a milk..;)
ReplyDeleteLove this, but we usually add jaggery instead of sugar...Love to have this with plantain :-)
ReplyDeleteMy mom makes this often for a quick and tasty snack...thatz a lovely click...it looks delicious :)
ReplyDeleteYou have an awesome space..... Beautiful.... are all your collection too.... Simple yet scrumptious!!!!!!!
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Ash....
(http://asha-oceanichope.blogspot.com/)
So easy and yummy food..Perfect combination with banana..
ReplyDeleteI too have had this inmy child hood a lot! Yumm!
ReplyDeleteWow looks so yum...
ReplyDeleteSimple and yummy!!..loved it
ReplyDeleteEasy to prepare.But filling na
ReplyDeletelove this..i have it with yoghurt..
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