1 no Banana (Nendrakkaya)1/2 piece Beetroot1 no Carrot1 no Ripe Mango5-6 pieces Pineapple5-6 pieces Yellow pumpkin (ripe one)2 kg Jaggery (depending upon the sweetness)1 bunch Sabudana (Chowari)1 cup Coconut milkElaichi powder (as needed)1 tsp Dry ginger powderFor Garnishing:Cashewnuts & raisins (as desired)1 tbsp Coconut pieces (sliced)4-5 tbsp Ghee Remove the seeds of all the fruits & vegetables and cut into equal pieces.Put them in the mixer and blend for 1 minute without adding water. (don't make them into a fine paste; there should be visible pieces to bite)Cook the sabudana and keep aside.Make a thick syrup out of the Jaggery pieces and keep aside too.In a kadai or pan, heat ghee and fry the long sliced coconut pieces, cashewnuts & raisins separately.Remove them and now add the blended fruits & vegetables and saute them for 5 minutes.Add the jaggery syrup on top now. Mix all properly till ghee appears on top.Add the 1/2 cup of thin coconut milk and mix well for 2 min till the payasam thickens.Add the thick coconut milk and remove from fire. :- Never boil after adding thick coconut milk.Add elaichi powder, dry ginger powder and mix well. :- Garnish with fried cashewnuts, raisins and coconut pieces.:- Kerala Mixed Vegetable & Fruit Payasam is ready!!: -Serve the Kerala Mixed Vegetable & Fruit Payasam hot. Kerala
was a variety among the payasams, we loved it