This recipe was shared by my Valyamma in PA, and is very very dear to me.
I used to love those days when my Ammoomma would tell me that she has arranged for amabalappayasam in our family temple. I would be the special one assigned to go at around 11:00am and get it for lunch time. I would ask Ammoomma to promise me that she would let me have a spoonful after I bring it home. It was that tasty! This was some 25-30 years ago, and the taste still lingers..
I wanted to share the recipe, the way my valyamma wrote it to me, so here you go. If you don't understand, ask me and i will clarify :)
Manju, here is the recipe.... which I put together. You can use your discretion. You know how we don't have recipes -
I used to love those days when my Ammoomma would tell me that she has arranged for amabalappayasam in our family temple. I would be the special one assigned to go at around 11:00am and get it for lunch time. I would ask Ammoomma to promise me that she would let me have a spoonful after I bring it home. It was that tasty! This was some 25-30 years ago, and the taste still lingers..
I wanted to share the recipe, the way my valyamma wrote it to me, so here you go. If you don't understand, ask me and i will clarify :)
Manju, here is the recipe.... which I put together. You can use your discretion. You know how we don't have recipes -
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