Saturday, July 01, 2006


Suyyam

Suyyam

This is my submission for Jihva for ingredients organised by Sailu.

* Traditional Sweet dish made with Cooked Channa dal and Jaggery.
* Deep fried item.
* Flavored with Coconut and Elaichi.


Ingredients Needed:For Batter
1. Basmathi Rice 1/4 cup
2. Urad Dal less than 1/4 cup
3. Salt to taste.
4. Oil for frying


For Poornam (Filling):
1. Channa dal - 1/2 cup
2. Jaggery - 1/2 cup
3. Grated Coconut - 1/4 cup
4. Elaichi powder - 1/4 tsp 5. Ghee - 2 tsp.
The above measure makes about 20+ Suyyams.

Method:1. Boil Channa dal, drain water and cool it.
2. Grind it along with Coconut and Jaggery.
3. Fry well adding ghee and cool it.
4. Make a Small ball out of this Poornam.
5. Dip in Rice flour mix (like bajji) and fry in hot oil.


# Serve Hot or Cold. #

14 comments:

Sudha said...

MT, welcome back..and a nice entry..was missing suyyam ..good one...
so how was your trip?

Priya said...

Welcome back MT, wonderful entry for the event. I am going to try making suyyam this weekend. During your break I started a blog, drop by some time :-)

Krithika said...

Suyyam ! Its been such a long time since I had this. Thank you so much for the recipe.

BDSN said...

Wow!!SUch a nice post MT!!!
It's good re-entry post!

KA said...

MT welcome back! How was your vacation?
Good post, these are my all time favorites..

Anonymous said...

Welcome back!
Good entry. Nice recipe and pics.
Thank you for participating in JFI-Dal and see you at the round up.

Anonymous said...

Oh! You are back. Glad to see you back and on time too for JFI!

Vineela said...

Hi MM,
Nice to see you back.Hope you enjoyed your trip.
Yummy sukhiyalu for jfi event.
Vineela

Menu Today said...

Hi Everyboday,
Thanks a lot. My trip to India was good.

Sumitha said...

Never heard of Suyyam,it sure looks tasty

Vaishali said...

Great to have you back, MT. The Suyyam look good. Wish I could pop one in the mouth. ;-)

Revathi said...

Yes MT, Soyyam is such a classic dish with dal - How come I did not think about this recipe for JFI ??? Great great home recipe - good one :)

indianadoc said...

Your suyyam sounds like a brother to kerala sukhiyan(I had blogged fw wks back)...the only difference being that we add whole green gram instead of the chana dal!!...What an amazing variety we have, right?..thanx for sharing...

Anonymous said...

Hey MT,

Nice suyyams. We also prepare suyyams at home, but with bananas. We select the overripe bananas, and mix them with powdered sugar and cardamoms, maida, and a little rice flour (optional). We mix the above ingredients together and deep fry! It makes for a nice evening snack, and also prevents us from wasting the overripe bananas! I loved the moving pictures posted at the head of your blog: very impressive and eyecatching! I agree one hundred percent with your subtitle"measure and method must always be right". That is so very true. The same dish cooked by the same person can taste different when cooked on two different occasions! Even a slight change in the proportion of any one ingredient or in the cooking process, can adversely alter the taste!

Meenakshi at PRITYA