Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Answer - Richie Rich Porridge (Sathu Maavu)


Thanks a lot to all of you who had taken interest to make a guess. :) Its pretty challenging to make out, but still 6 intelligent blogger chefs had found it right. :)
Bull's eye is shared by

* Sailaja of Sailaja Kitchen
* Pavithra of Dishes from my kitchen
* Satya of Appetite Treats
* Dhanya of My home cooking
* Ramya of Simple vegetarian recipes
* Priya of Veggie exploits in the kitchen

The 6 super guesses can proudly pin the bull's eye logo to your side bar. :) Kindly take it from my previous post please. :) Congrats!!!!!

Now coming to Richie rich porridge as I named it, I think I really don't have to explain the nutritious benefits of this porridge. The ingredients speak by itself. :) This can in fact be 'The best' breakfast ever. Sathu maavu is pretty much common in India. It is a wholesome dish that can make you a Superman, Shakthiman or even spiderman. :)))) Last but not the least its absolutely yummy too.. :)


Ingredients:

Cashew - 75 gms
Pearl Millet(Kambu) - 75 gms
Groundnut - 75 gms
Almond - 75 gms
Poppy seeds(Kasa Kasa) - 25 gms
Finger Millet(Ragi) - 75 gms
Par Boiled rice - 75 gms
Roasted Bengal gram(pottu kadalai) - 75 gms
Maize - 75 gms
Corn - 75 gms
Sago - 75 gms
Barley - 75 gms
Wheat - 75 gms
Soy - 75 gms
Cardamom - 5
Milk
Sugar - for taste



Method:

Roast each ingredient in a dry pan for few min. Once done grind all the ingredients finely into a powder. This would make 1 kg of powder. You can store this powder for 6 months and use it as and when you want.

Now to make 1 cup of porridge, take 2 tsp of this powder in a bowl and dilute it using 1 cup of water. Then let this contents boil till it gets thick.
Stir continuously so that it does not form lumps. Once done, add half cup of milk and 3 tsp of sugar to it and mix well.

Richie rich porridge is ready to eat. You can eat it either hot or cold. :) Enjoy the most healthiest dish ever. Happy eating :)

Note: Some times people add butter milk and salt instead of milk and sugar. Its great either ways. :)



Written by: Nithya
post your queries to fourthsensesamayal@gmail.com

27 comments:

  1. By the way the teddy is looking so cute..

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  2. He he great play nithi... Thangal parisukku mikka nandri..

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  3. :) Thanks Anni. :) I was pretty sure that you would make it.

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  4. Thanks Nithya. Porridge looks delicious and reminds me of the three little bear story:).

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  5. thats a healthy porridge nithya....

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  6. Awessomee!! You made sathu maau kanji sound like some exotic dish :D Can I have the teddy please?!

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  7. My son has been on this since he was a year old and still enjoys it...he's 3 now...lovely blog...first time here...very nice, different recipes

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  8. Thats such a nutrition Packed Porridge !!

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  9. OOH! I want that teddy!! and kanji looks perfectly healthy.

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  10. Thanks for your gift....surely fix it in my blog....pass on the drink also

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  11. Congrats to the winners...the porridge sounds great.

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  12. Kanji looks wholesome and nutritious..
    Thanx a lot for the award!!This is my first ever award ever since i started blogging.
    Congrats to other winners too..

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  13. That's such a nutritious porridge!!

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  14. Kanji looks perfect.. Healthy porridge....
    Can I get that teddy please..............

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  15. Nice porridge...this makes a delicious and healthy breakfast :)

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  16. very healthy....Happy to win the Bull's eye !
    thanks nithya.

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  17. wow! How can i missed last post ...:( Any ways ..This one is book marked ..Looking soo yummy! Thanks soo much for sharing Never heard of it really :o)

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  18. Guess I'm too late for the guessing game,the porridge looks totally nutritious ,yum!

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  19. Healthy porridge,my mom used to make this when i was kid but i'm not sure about the ingredients she used.will try ur version.

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  20. hehehe, nice name dear :) perfect for the pudding, totally rich and healthy!

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  21. Definitely a healthy and wholesome porridge...I remember my mother used to make this, I haven't tried it yet though...definitely something I look forward to trying soon !

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