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Some of these species have grown as cereals for human consumption and some in pastures for.
Sorghum grain can be prepared like rice, quinoa or other whole grains.
You can cook sorghum using your stovetop, slow cooker, oven or rice cooker.
You can have Cholam rice (Sorghum rice) using 2 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Cholam rice (Sorghum rice)
- You need 1 cup of cholam or sorghum.
- It's 4 cups of water.
Now grind the soaked sorghum-rice mixture. This will take a while so keep checking, scraping down the sides, and adding water as required. Many readers confuse between vellai cholam (sorghum millet) and makka cholam (corn). Chola dosai is made with sorghum millet.
Cholam rice (Sorghum rice) instructions
- Wash and soak cholam for 10-15 mins.
- Drain water completely and grind it into coarse powder (70%).
- Add this flour to a pressure cooker and mix it with water. Switch on the flame and bring this mixture to boil. Stir occasionally. When it’s boiling Cholam stays at bottom and water comes to top..
- At one stage, it gets thick and Cholam mixes well with water. It doesn’t stay at the bottom and we cannot separate water and Cholam..
- At this stage close the lid and reduce the flame to low. Cook it for 1 whistle..
- As soon as pressure releases, open the lid, mix it well and close it again. Leave it for 5 more mins..
- It’s ready to serve now with any side dish. Moong dal goes well with it..
We will need equal quantity of urad dal, parboiled rice (idli rice) and sorghum millet (vellai cholam) for this recipe. Grind rice + cholam as thick batter as after mixing, it will become watery if you add more water. I ground separately urad dal for fluffy results. You can grind in mixie as well as soak all together and grind. But best soft results in grinder.