Ragi malt | Ragi sweet porridge | Kelvaragu inippu kanji
Ragi malt, a sweet porridge prepared with the ragi flour, jaggery powder/brown sugar and milk. Learn how to make the sweet ragi malt without lumps.
Ragi malt is a regular healthy food in India, which can be prepared in a few minutes. Serve this Ragi sweet porridge as a healthy breakfast or quick filling snack.
Please check out these Ragi flour recipes from my blog.
Ragi roti, Ragi puttu, Ragi Kali
I use ragi flour more than any other millet flour because of its unique taste and simplicity. You can make a variety of dishes using Ragi flour like chapati, dosa, cake and many more. Please check out my earlier Ragi recipe posts to know more about ragi flour.
Consider this ragi malt as a perfect health drink for kids and young adults.
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Making this Kelvaragu inippu kanji without any lumps is the highlight in this recipe.
Ragi malt | Ragi sweet porridge | Kelvaragu inippu kanji
Ingredients
Ingredients:
- 1 cup Ragi flour
- 3 cups water approx.
- ½ tsp salt
- ½ cup jaggery powder/brown sugar
- ½ cup milk
Instructions
Recipe to make ragi malt:
- Take ragi flour in a mixing bowl with a cup of water.
- With a fork, mix the ragi flour and water without any lumps. Keep aside.
- Heat two cups of water in a large pan.
- Add salt and let the water come to a full boiling stage.
- Now gradually add the ragi water with the hot water and stir with a ladle at the same time.
- Boil ragi in low heat and mix continuously to avoid lumps.
- In around ten minutes of low heat cooking, ragi porridge becomes thicker and shinier.
- By this time large bubbles appear and boiled ragi aroma will come.
- When ragi boiled completely, add jaggery powder or brown sugar and mix.
- Also, add boiled warm milk.
- Mix the ragi malt and when it starts bubbling again switch off.
- Serve this ragi malt or sweet ragi porridge warm.
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Notes
Nutrition
Recipe:
- Take ragi flour in a mixing bowl with a cup of water.
- With a fork, mix the ragi flour and water without any lumps. Keep aside.
- Heat two cups of water in a large pan.
- Add salt and let the water come to a full boiling stage.
- Now gradually add the ragi water with the hot water and stir with a ladle at the same time.
- Boil ragi in low heat and mix continuously to avoid lumps.
- In around ten minutes of low heat cooking, ragi porridge becomes thicker and shinier.
- By this time large bubbles appear and boiled ragi aroma will come.
- When ragi boiled completely, add jaggery powder or brown sugar and mix.
- Also, add boiled warm milk.
- Mix the ragi malt and when it starts bubbling again switch off.
- Serve this ragi malt or sweet ragi porridge warm.
Tips:
1) Firstly, the ragi malt becomes thicker when it is cooling down. You can warm it again by adding some milk if you like on stove before serving.
2) Do not stop stirring while cooking the porridge. Otherwise, lumps will be formed easily.
3) If you are giving this ragi malt to babies under six months old, introduce slowly and increase gradually, a tbsp per day.
Similar recipe:
Ulundhu kanji(Sweet urad porridge)
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