Ingredients
Method
- Dry roast gasgase for two minutes until it pops. Put it aside.
- Once it cools, grind it in the small jar. Then, add coconut and cashew to it and make a paste with little water.
- Put jagger in a pan along with water. Once it melts, strain the liquid to remove impurities.
- Put the jaggery syrup back on the stove, once it is warm, put the paste to it and simmer for five minutes.
- Finally, add cardamom powder.
- Gasgase payasa is ready to serve.
Notes
- Gasgase payasa can be served warm or cold. It tastes good when chilled.
- It can be kept for a day in the refrigerator.
- You may garnish with nuts roasted in ghee.
