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Paal Payasam Recipe in Tamil | Rice Kheer Recipe in Tamil | Rice Payasam |  How to make Rice Kheer

FAQ

Yes all are same. They are made the same way with the same ingredients. Semiya payasam is the South Indian term and seviyan kheer & vermicelli kheer are the North Indian words for the same vermicelli pudding. Usually paysam is made with ghee and kheer recipes most often do not use it.
Only 4 ingredients – rice, milk, sugar and ghee – simmered together into a thick, creamy concoction of deliciousness. This South Indian sweet dish can literally be the dessert of your dreams because it is so easy to make and a 10/10 on taste. Paal Payasam can be served hot or cold as a sweet or an after-meal dessert.
Mix in water or stock.. In some cases, incorporating a little extra liquid in a recipe can help balance out excessive sweetness. Water is an ideal choice because it is flavorless, so it will dilute the sugar without changing the taste of your dish.
Payasam, is one of the delicacies served in every house of South India, especially Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Its history dated back in Dwaparyuga. A mythological story has been narrated in whole kerala, depicting its importance as Prasadam in the temples of Lord Krishna.
There are numerous regional names for kheer, and in southern India it is sometimes called payasam, which is from the Malayalam word peeyusham, meaning “ambrosia” or “nectar.”

Semiya Payasam / Payasam Recipe in Tamil / How to make Payasam in Tamil

In this video we will see how to make Payasam in Tamil. Semiya Payasam / Vermicelli Payasam is served at the end of the meal...

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