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Classic Andhra/Telangana saggubiyyam payasam — sago payasam in bold South Indian spices.
Soak sago: Wash 1 cup saggubiyyam (sago/tapioca pearls) in cold water. Soak in fresh water for 30 minutes until they swell and soften.
Make coconut milk: Blend 1 cup fresh grated coconut with 1 cup warm water. Squeeze and strain for thick coconut milk.
Boil milk: Heat 1 litre full-fat milk in a heavy pan. Bring to a boil and simmer 5 minutes.
Cook sago in milk: Drain soaked sago. Add to boiling milk. Stir immediately to prevent sticking. Cook on medium heat 10-12 minutes stirring frequently until sago becomes transparent.
Add sugar: Add half cup sugar. Stir until dissolved.
Add coconut milk: Reduce heat to very low. Add thick coconut milk. Stir gently — do not boil after coconut milk.
Add cardamom: Add half tsp cardamom powder and a pinch of saffron soaked in 1 tbsp warm milk.
Fry cashews and raisins: Heat 1 tbsp ghee. Fry 15 cashews until golden. Add 1 tbsp raisins until they puff up.
Add fried garnishes: Add cashews and raisins to the payasam.
Serve: Saggubiyyam payasam should be creamy with transparent sago pearls. Serve warm or chilled.
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