Hey have you tried Payasam before? If you have not tried this traditional dessert, I am sure
you will love this delicious taste of this Indian dessert that is rich in milk. For those of
you who have, you will be delighted with the unique twists to the classic
Payasam recipes for this Deepavali with Fernleaf.
Payasam Recipes for this Deepavali with Fernleaf
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Do you know that Payasam is a must-have for all auspicious Indian
occassions, and is a classic dessert? Although it is known in various names and
is prepared using varied recipes, the main ingredient for Payasam is milk,
usually thickened with rice or vermicelli, with ghee added for fragrance and
sugar to bring it all together. Interestingly, Payasam in sanskrit means milk.
Today we are going to learn how to make the classic Fernleaf
Payasam, Fernleaf Payasam Pudding and Fernleaf Payasam Ice Cream with Chef
Annette Isaac. These traditional desserts were given an unexpected Malaysian
twist with the addition of Gula Melaka, a type of local palm sugar for added
depth in flavour.
Fernleaf’s Deepavali Cooking Demonstration inspire us to
rediscover the joys of enjoying Payasam and to find out how versatile and
nutritious dairy can be as part of a daily diet.
Payasam Gula Melaka, Payasam Pudding and Payasam Ice Cream Recipes |
Payasam Recipe
Ingredients:
Sago – ½ cup
Water – 2 cup
Gula Melaka – 1 cup
Ghee – 1 table spoon
Cashew nuts – ¼ cup
Raisins – 1/3 cup
Buah Pelaga powder – ½ tea spoon
Konyakku Jelly Powder – 1 packet
Fernleaf Full Cream Milk Powder – 8 table spoons
Safron (optional) – 1 pinch
Payasam Gula Melaka Recipe |
Payasam Gula Melaka Recipe
1. Heat up the ghee in the pan, add cashew nuts and raisins. Then stir
fry until it’s golden.
2. Boiled the sagu with water.
3. Add Fernleaf milk with gula Melaka (palm sugar) with buah pelaga
powder.
4. Add Safron (optional), stir and slowly cook till it’s thicken.
5. Add cashew nuts and raisins.
Payasam Pudding Recipe |
Payasam Pudding Recipe
1. Follow the Payasam Gula Melaka Recipe steps 1 to 3.
2. Add the konyakku jelly powder and stir slowly.
3. Let it cool down a bit and pour the payasam into the jelly
mould and chill it in the refrigerator.
Payasam Ice Cream Recipe |
Payasam Ice Cream Recipe
1. Follow the Payasam Gula Melaka Recipe steps 1 to 3.
4. Add Safron (optional), stir and slowly cook till it’s thicken.
3. Let it cool down a bit and add cashew nuts and raisins in the
ice cream mould and then pour the payasam and freeze it in the refrigerator.
I quite like the cool and refreshing of Payasam Gula Melaka Ice
Cream. Using Fernleaf Full Cream Milk and Gula Melaka in the recipe gives it a
richer depth and flavour compared to the classic version.
From left: Mr Martin Soong, Marketing Manager of Fernleaf at Fonterra Brands Malaysia and Chef Annette Isaac |
According to Mr Martin Soong, Marketing Manager of Fernleaf at
Fonterra Brands Malaysia; using Fernleaf Full Cream Milk and Gula Melaka to
this recipe for Payasam gives it a richer depth and flavour compared to the
classic recipe and but also healthier with the added nutrition of pure and
natural dairy from New Zealand. Plus enjoy payasam it in different ways such as
in a jelly pudding and an ice cream adds more fun to the festivities.
Fernleaf will be sharing the delightful recipes through their TV,
print and radio advertisements. Consumers will also have a chance to try the
delicious Payasam desserts for themselves and get recipe cards at Fernleaf’s
Deepavali Onground Activities.
Fernleaf’s 2016 Deepavali
On Ground Activities:
- 15 Oct, 2016 at 4.30 pm: Little India, Jalan Leboh Ampang, Kuala Lumpur – In front Bank Simpanan Nasional
- 21 & 22 Oct, 2016 at 5.30 pm: Stadium Shah Alam – Near the main stage
- 26 & 27 Oct, 2016 at 5.30 pm: Little India, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur – Opposite Lotus Hotel next to the Water Fountain Structure
Availability: Fernleaf Full Cream Milk Powder is available in most leading
supermarkets and comes in two variations.
Fernleaf Milk Powder Price List:
- Fernleaf Full Cream Regular available in 1.8KG @ RM53.45, 900g @ RM27.80 and 550g @ RM17.50
- Fernleaf Instant available in 1.1KG @ RM 31.00 and 550g @ RM 16.50
These are some sweet Deepavali treats! I remember making this during my university days with friends
ReplyDeleteGreat post, something to spice up my Deepavali this time.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of this before, but wow it looks great and so tasty! Wish I could taste it :)
ReplyDeletewoohoo my favourite indian desserts! would love to try to cook them myself. glad to see this recipe.
ReplyDeleteMy childhood milk brand! It was indeed a great innovation of infusing the Fernleaf milk into baking and cooking!
ReplyDeleteI've never known Fernleaf can be used in cooking or baking. Maybe it has been such a long time since I last baked or cooked. LOL Love the ice cream, by the way. Wondering how it tastes like.
ReplyDeleteI still remember my grandma making them...unfortunately no one can recreate her payasam.. T.T
ReplyDeleteGula Melaka ice cream seems a nice one to try out!!
ReplyDeleteNever heard of payasan before. I wonder how does it taste after turning it into ice cream and puding
ReplyDeleteI have never tried Payasam before.. but I won't mind giving it a try as it looks really good...
ReplyDeleteI should try cooking the Payasam soon.
ReplyDeleteUsed to drink Fernleaf since i was little! never tried Payasam before as well, but all looks yummy!
ReplyDeletePayasam pudding looks yummy! Perfect for snacks.
ReplyDeleteall the recipe suits Deepavali leh. will let my Indian friends know about it and ask them made for me lol
ReplyDeleteNever try it before! Hope someone can make it for me to try! Thanks for the recipe:D
ReplyDeleteLooks like really easy to made! Will need to recommend to my Indian friend about Fernleaf Cream =D
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