- 2 cups raw rice
- 200g jaggery
- 2 cardamoms crushed
- 1 tsp ghee
- 1 tbsp oil to grease the zip lock cover
- oil for deep frying
Method:
Soak the rice for 30mins and drain water.Dry the rice in a clean cloth for 30 Min's and powder and sieve it and keep aside.

Dissolve the jaggery in a pan with 1/4 cup of water and add the crushed cardamoms into it.Boil them for few Min's and strain the impurities from the jaggery syrup and again start boiling the syrup,until it reaches the string consistency. 
Now remove the jaggery syrup from flame and add it with the rice powder.Using a ladle mix it well,don't use your fingers for mixing because the syrup is too hot.Once the mixture become cool use your fingers to knead the mixture well by adding a tsp of ghee.
The next day, open the wrapper you can see that the mixture looks very soft than the first day.Make the dough into small lemon sized balls.Grease the zip lock cover with oil and place the ball at the centre and flatten it using fingers.If you want you can put a hole in the center.otherwise no need.
Heat the oil in a khadai and deep fry the adhirasam till it becomes golden color.Drain the oil and take it out.Use 2 flat ladles and press the adhirasam.so that the excess oil will come out.
Keep them in tissue paper for few minutes and serve it.The soft and delicious Adhirasam is ready...









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Looks so good. My favorite.
ReplyDeleteHave been on hunt for athirasam recipe a my mother wanted a keeper recipe...urs sounds and looks perfect...bookmarked. Tasty and delicious looking athirasams
ReplyDeleteperfect for the diwali! will try it...gud job!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious n my favorite...
ReplyDeleteLooks really delicious.....I love this athirasam...
ReplyDeleteHappy diwali..this looks the one we get from sri krishna sweet house, coimbatore.. looks super tasty..
ReplyDeletelooks really delicious ..and my mom makes this for every diwali..i missing them all ..
ReplyDeleteHi Prema,
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites...During xmas time we make @ home..
Dr.Sameena@
www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com
I have love towards athirsam but never tried so far,have to try this time,looks tempting!
ReplyDeleteHmmm, yumm yumm! I would love to have one of those.
ReplyDeletedroolworthy recipe..wld luv to try this!
ReplyDeleteLove these crispy sweets, nice presentation.
ReplyDeletelooks delicious dear
ReplyDeleteஅருமை!! ஸ்டெப் பை ஸ்டெப் படங்களுடன் சூப்பர்ர்...
ReplyDeletemy all time favorite dear... love the pictures... i am mouthwatering here...
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Learning-to-cook
i have never tried adirasams at home.Even dont know my mom makes it good or not.yours came out really nice and nice stepwise presentations
ReplyDeletewowww..itz really yummylecious!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and tempting...
ReplyDeleteI love athirasam and exactly the same way i make.. urs making me tempting and drooling seeing the pictures.
ReplyDeletewe call it arisilu ...looks so crispy n delicious ...love it
ReplyDeleteSatya
http://www.superyummyrecipes.com
I developed a liking for this after I tasted it in Sarvanabhavan. Surely have high calories but very tasty and urs look just perfect.
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Nice athirasam Looks good.I love making them too.
ReplyDeleteThose look absolutely perfect Prema!..I love ariselu....My Granny used to make it and my hubby loves them!...
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Wow..what a delightful sweet treat..very nice recipe, you explained it so well Prema..will give it a shot!
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Too good!!Never tried it out at home till now..Love your clear step by step instructions..
ReplyDeletehuff...eye feast for me in da morning..failed making them...ur pics are making me to try them again.....Wish I could have one...
ReplyDeleteThis is something I tried to make thrice Prema. Somehow when i mix flour and jaggery, it becomes rock hard. Not sure where I was going wrong.
ReplyDeleteamma super-a seyvaanga.naan last year Diwali-ku try panni,comedy-a poyiduchchu.:-|
ReplyDeleteYour adirasam looks superb prema! azaka irukku.:P :P
Oh my drooling,what a tempting click,bookmarked
ReplyDeleteVery nice
ReplyDeletesunitha @ http://tamiltospokenenglish.blogspot.com/
I never turned adhirasams prefectly till now, really want to try them since its my favourite..
ReplyDeleteLovely step by step pics...Athirasam looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteoh this is best Diwali sweet, this is my fav am super drooling over:)
ReplyDeletebeautiful recipe, our family's fav, superb
ReplyDeleteAdhirasam is one of my fav sweets. Out here no one makes it but it is so common in India. Thanks for sharing this recipe. You are now blogging on things that I like a lot. thanks!
ReplyDeletePerfect adhirasams.. sure to try.. thanks for sharing at the rite moment.. will try to use ur recipe for this diwali...
ReplyDeleteAwesome! This looks great.
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious ....... I am sure it's worth the effort !!
ReplyDeleteCheers n Happy Cooking,
Satrupa
http://satrupa-foodforthought.blogspot.com
Very tempting, perfect clicks and excellent presentation...will try this ...
ReplyDeleteSoumya
http://traditional-indian-cooking.blogspot.com/
Wonderful Adhirasam! Never tried to make it at home, but you have tempted me so much...
ReplyDeleteI may still chicken out and just drool over your picture! :-)~
love it delicious presentation
ReplyDeleteWow! yummy adhirasam.You have nailed it..very well explained.
ReplyDeleteAaha Oho
Fluffy adhirasam!!I know its hard to get the padham right..Good job!!
ReplyDeleteNever heard of athirasam before..Looks very tempting!!
ReplyDeletePerfect Prema. Will try for the Deepavali.
ReplyDeleteI am drooling here.. My fav.. In Kerala they also use semolina in it..
ReplyDeleteloved the doughnut shape .. yummy!
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ReplyDeletewow wow wow..what a droolworthy dish...soon I am gonna try this out..!
ReplyDeleteThanks soumya,for sharig the award...
ReplyDeletethis is awesome. my fave sweet!! where do you get raw rice in singapore Prema?
ReplyDeleteThanks Nags.I brought the rice from India...
ReplyDeleteOne word for this "WOW!!!
ReplyDeleteDo we have to sieve the rice flour before adding jaggery. Can we use store bought rice flour. If no can u give some tips to prepare with store bought rice flour.
ReplyDeleteManju if u r using store brought one dry roast and then seive it...
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