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dalia payasam
Dalia Payasam | Cracked Wheat Kheer
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Dalia payasam is a traditional sweet dish from Karnataka. It is rich in nutrients and a good food for people of all ages.

What is Dalia ?

Dalia is broken wheat grain, it is made from the whole grain. It is used in cooking different kind of dishes as upma, pulav, payasam and porridge.

What are the other names by which it is known?

Daliya is commonly known as broken wheat or cracked wheat. In Indian languages it is known as godhuma rava or samba rava.

Is Dalia and Bulgur, one and same ?

Dalia is also known as cracked wheat. It is made by milling raw wheat berries. Bulgur wheat is different from dalia. It is made from parboiled wheat berries. dried and then broken into pieces.

Is dalia healthy ?

Yes, dalia is a good source of nutrition. It can be used in various ways.

What are the other kheer/ payasam recipes that you prepare ?

Kheer/ payasam is one of the essentials during festivities. Rice kheer, moong dal payasam are the sweet dishes that children like and usually prepared. Custard apple kheer is utterly delicious. Komala Payasa is a sweet delicacy from West Bengal.

Dalia Payasam | Cracked Wheat Kheer

dalia payasam

Dalia Payasam / Broken wheat kheer

Ingredients:

  • 2 teaspoon ghee
  • 6 almond slivered
  • 1 cup dalia           Measurement: 1 cup= 150 ml
  • 3 cups milk
  • 2 cup water
  • 1 cup grated jaggery
  • 1/2 teaspoon cardamom powder

Method:

  1. In a small pressure cooker and ghee and roast the almond pieces. Put them aside.
  2. In the same pan, add dalia and roast until it slightly changes colour and gives a good aroma.
  3. Put two glasses of milk and water to it, give a stir, close the lid and cook for one whistle.
  4. Once the pressure releases by itself, remove the lid and mix it. Add jaggery to it and allow to cook. Adjust the consistency by adding the remaining milk and some water if needed.
  5. Finally, add cardamom powder, keep it aside. Garnish with roasted cashew pieces.
  6. Dalia payasam is ready to serve.

Take a tip:

  1. Only milk may be used.
  2. Cashew nut and raisin can be used.
  3. A few strands of saffron enhances the taste.
  4. Use more quantity of jaggery if you want more sweetness.
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Dalia Payasam

Dalia Payasam is tasty and apt for any festive ocassion. It is healthy and ideal to use on a regular basis.
Course traditional recipes, traditional sweets
Cuisine Indian
Keyword coarse wheat, dalia, sweet dish
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes
Servings 4 people
Author Jayashree

Equipment

  • 1 pressure cooker
  • 1 ladle
  • 2 bowls

Ingredients

  • 2 teaspoon ghee
  • 6 almond cut into pieces
  • 1 cup dalia
  • 3 cups milk
  • 2 cup water
  • 1 cup grated jaggery
  • 1/2 teaspoon cardamom powder

Instructions

  • In a small pressure cooker and ghee and roast the almond pieces. Put them aside.
  • In the same pan, add dalia and roast until it slightly changes colour and gives a good aroma.
  • Put two glasses of milk and water to it, give a stir, close the lid and cook for one whistle.
  • Once the pressure releases by itself, remove the lid and mix it. Add jaggery to it and allow to cook. Adjust the consistency by adding the remaining milk and some water if needed.
  • Finally, add cardamom powder, keep it aside. Garnish with roasted cashew pieces.
  • Dalia payasam is ready to serve.

Notes

Only milk may be used.
Cashew nut and raisin can be used.
A few strands of saffron enhances the taste. 

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Superduperkitchen -Niranjana Sankaranarayanan

Dalia payasam is a different option to our regular payasam with rice. We make wheat payasam with coconut milk. This looks different and easy to make too.

Preethicuisine
3 years ago

Dalia payasam looks incredible. Lovely twist to the traditional rice Kheer.Recipe sounds easy. Dalia is nutritious too.

Sizzlingtastebuds
3 years ago

A healthy n welcome twist to the usual kheer is this daliya payasam..

FoodTrails
3 years ago

Very nutritious and delicious sweet treat for celebrations.. we too make a similar version with jaggery powder.. healthy option for dessert time and festivities!!

Archana
3 years ago
Reply to  FoodTrails

The best use of dalia is making dalia payasam. I absolutely love payasam and dalia one in my favorite. Healthy and satisfying too.

Priya Vj
3 years ago
Reply to  FoodTrails

Innovative way to use dalia in Payasam form . Generally dalia means ,we think of savory version like khichdi or upma ,but making kheer that too with jaggery is a very healthy choice. I have made sheera using wheat rava ,now will definitely make dalia paysam .

Hem lata srivastava
Hem lata srivastava
3 years ago

Daliya payasam looks absolutely delicious by using jaggery in it which makes it more healthier.
Thanks for sharing such a healthy and delicious recipe.

Batter Up With Sujata
3 years ago

Dalia payasam looks delish Jayashree. A super healthy dessert and I am sure it tastes heavenly. Jaggery almond and milk mixed Dalia can be also served on a fasting day for one time meal without salt. I would love to try it soon.

mayurisjikoni
3 years ago

Dalia payasam looks so tempting Jayashree. I love using dalia so wouldn’t mind trying this recipe at all. It also reminds me of the Gujarati Lapsi which is prepared in a similar fashion but with water and its usually dryish.

Azlin Bloor
3 years ago

Such an interesting recipe, definitely a new one for me, Jaya. I enjoy payasam but have never had it with cracked wheat before, and have just learnt about dalia today! I am definitely trying this.

Indrani sen
3 years ago

looks so pretty and delicious with jaggery and broken wheat. Will make soon with the date palm jaggery which I have.

poonampagar
poonampagar
3 years ago
Reply to  Indrani sen

Dalia Payasam sounds absolutely creamy and delectable! This is such a healthy and nutritious dessert for any celebration.

namscorner18
namscorner18
3 years ago

Dalia payasam looks to inviting, creamy and delicious. I have some cracked wheat leftover for long time and planning to make payasam with it. thanks for sharing the recipe

Shalu
Shalu
3 years ago

Daliya Payasam looks so tempting. What an innovative way to use daliya. Healthy and nutritious.

Sasmita Sahoo Samanta
Sasmita Sahoo Samanta
3 years ago

Dalia Payasam looks so perfect for any festive time jaya. Much nutritious and delicious healthy sweet treat !
We often make at home..

Neha
Neha
1 year ago

5 stars
I have yet to try out this dessert with milk. This payasam surely looks tempting. I like the idea that you have used jaggery as the sweetener here. Nice post.

Archana
Archana
1 year ago

5 stars
Wow! I have not made dalia payasam for ages now! You are tempting me to make some today! Looks so delicious and think Ugadi I will make some.

Spice Zone (Sarika)
1 year ago

Jayshree, dalia is so nutritious on its own. Your Payasam looks so yummy, I have never made payasam as I am a Punjabi and have grown up eating Chawal ki kheer will try your payasam recipe soon

Priya Vj
1 year ago

5 stars
dalia means ,we think of savory version like khichdi or upma ,but making kheer with jaggery is a very good choice.

Seema Sriram
Seema Sriram
1 year ago

5 stars
Such an easy dalia payasam dessert recipe. I will surely make this as it is so much easier to make these on work days which coincide with the festival ones.

Kalyani
1 year ago

5 stars
dalia payasam or halwa is something we all like. this looks apt for any festival !

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