the recipe
Rava / Semolina - 1 cup
Water – 2 cup + 2 tbsp
Turmeric – 2 pinch (I used this instead of food color)
Sugar – 1 ½ cup
Cardmom – 4 (powder it with some sugar)
Cashewnuts, Almonds and raisins – as required (fried in ghee)
Ghee – 2 – 3 tbsp
the method
Heat 2 tbsp ghee in a pan and lightly sauté the semolina and turn off heat. Heat water in another pan with turmeric. When it come to boil, turn to low heat and add the rava slowly into the water and stir in circular motion briskly. The heat is turned to low to avoid formation of lumps. Keep stirring till the semolina is almost cooked. Add the sugar 1 or 2 tbsp at a time and keep stirring. Add the cardamom powder and fried nuts. Add one more tablespoon ghee on top and mix well.
Pour the kesari into a greased tray or plate. Cut it into diamond shapes and serve it hot or cold. I used some saffron strands just to give an appeal for the photograph.
the recipe goes to sinful delights by Vardhini
the recipe goes to sinful delights by Vardhini
wow too good..
ReplyDeleteNever says no to this delicious rava kesari,my fav anytime..
ReplyDeleteRava kesari looks yummy, fabulous and tempting. Lovely presentation.
ReplyDeleteLove rava kesari...looks delicious
ReplyDeleteNice Kesari bath looks so tempting,happy to know that you are from Cochin,you are a lucky person living in such a beautiful place... thanks for drop in my space,love to follow you.
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delicious.
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All time classic sweet which never fails to impress people..nicely done.
ReplyDeleteYummy kesri.. Like how you presented them.
ReplyDeletedimond cut of rawa kesri is very attractive
ReplyDeletealways my favorite...
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Learning-to-cook
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Akila
These look delicious
ReplyDeleteI make this all the time,but I realised never posted this in my space..I make the same way except I use milk instead of water.
ReplyDeletewow, that is very very nicely done, love the shape.
ReplyDeleteSoft and delicious kesari.
ReplyDeleteLove rava kesari...looks delicious
ReplyDeleteliked your presentation... sooji ka halwa is one of my favouries..
ReplyDeleteTempting sweet,my favorite
ReplyDeletehi roshan, the first time i knew about suji ka halwa was from ambreen... tho i have'nt tried it yet.
ReplyDeletemust be delicious with a sweet and spicy taste.
Love rava kesari...my husband often make it...susan
ReplyDeleteBeen ages since I made this .. looks perfect and thx for linking to the event.
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