Recipes - Vorn / Paisa

Ingredients:
¼ kg moong dhal
1 small coconut
¼ cup raw rice
¼ kg jaggery
¼ tsp. cardamom powder
Few cashew nuts, raisins
Pinch of salt

Method:
Grind coconut with little water and extract about one cup of thick coconut juice. Add little more water to the ground coconut residue and extract about 2-3 cups of thin coconut juice and keep aside.  Soak raw rice for an hour and then grind with little water and set aside.  Cook Dhal in little water or with little thin coconut juice till soft.  Add jaggery, thin coconut juice and a pinch of salt.  Bring this to a boil.  Add cashew nuts and raisins.  Then, slowly add raw rice batter and stir continuously so that no lumps form.  Bring this to a boil, till the mixture thickens.  Finally add thick coconut juice, keep stirring on very slow flame and close after a boil.  Add cardamom powder.

Note: Melt jaggery in little water and strain to remove small stones/sand etc.

Comment on this article

  • Preema, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 09 2020

    Please show the recipe for Indapeet Manni

  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Aug 31 2018

    To give a special aroma note,if you have some Haldi leaves,one or two clean it and just put it at the end in hot paisa .take it out after some time.

  • Jenifer, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 29 2018

    Can somebody please give recipe for 'Maanni' ?

  • Shanti Nazareth, Mlore/ Blore

    Tue, Sep 08 2015

    Last add some home made ghee on top, about 4 to 5 tbsp. Yummy

  • Lina Rego, Mississauga

    Mon, Sep 22 2014

    I also wash 1/2 cup sabudana (sago) in water and keep aside for 10 minutes. Add it to the dal when it is almost half cooked.

    When in a hurry, I also use 2 tsp rice flour mixed with water instead of soaking/grinding raw rice.

  • Joilet lewis, Udupi/dubai

    Mon, Sep 08 2014

    This is same like my moms vorn thank u so much


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