Watalappam (Coconut custard pudding) recipe

Watalappam another name vattalappam is a coconut custard egg pudding. It is a traditional Srilankan dessert recipe. It is also famous in down south of Tamilnadu. Made with coconut, sugar or jaggery, eggs and nuts. Ramadan special, we will make this recipe often for the ifthar time. Vattalappam is a delicious yet healthy recipe. Try this recipe, you will never stop.

Preparation time - 10 minutes

Cook time - 40 minutes

Cooker - 5 whistle

Coarse - Dessert

Taste - sweet

INGREDIENTS FOR VATTALAPPAM

Coconut milk - 3/4 cup ( Half portion of coconut)

Eggs - 4

Cardamom - 3

Sugar - 3/4 cup

Cashew - 3 to 4

Almond - 3

Pistachio - 3

Coconut - Small piece

Roasted gram ( pottu kadai) - 1/2 teaspoon

Ghee - 1 teaspoon

Preparation

To grind paste

STEP 1

Soak cashew, almond, and pistachio (you can also use any kind of nuts). For easy grinding use cashew, roasted gram and small piece of coconut to make a paste.

In blender jar, add coconut, roasted gram and soaked nuts, make into paste.

STEP 2

Blend sugar and cardamom into powder.

STEP 3

In same jar add eggs, blend it well until it gets frothy.

STEP4

Add coconut milk (Coconut milk should be very thick, so use first milk, do not use remaining milk). blend it well.

STEP 5

Add ground paste. Blend this paste thoroughly with coconut milk, eggs,.... mixture.

STEP 6

Greese the bowl with ghee, filter the mixture into the bowl.

STEP 7

Keep in tightly closed vessel in inside a steamer like idly pot cook it for 40 minutes. or

In pressure cooker, fix the stand in cooker. Add small amount of water. Keep the bowl in the cooker. Cover with plate Leave it to 5 to 6 whistle.

Insert knife then check whether knife comes out clean.

For tempering

Heat some ghee, add cashew, sizzle it for few seconds. pour on the watalappam.

Delicious Watalappam is ready.

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