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Wednesday, July 05, 2006
Semiya kesari
Though Iam not a person who likes sweets, my hubby loves anything sweet.But somehow I was in the mood for making something sweet today.Had a quick nap in the afternoon and got up to make some kesari(as its the quickest and simplest to make).When I opened my kitchen closet I was disappointed to see my Rava(sooji ) box empty.I dont know how I forgot that!!! Anyway I started browsing through the cupboard, with all other alternate sweet receipes(thanks to my fellow bloggers ) running through my mind.Thats when I saw the vermicelli packet lying unnoticed in the back, along with other pasta boxes.My eyes brightened with relief cos I can make the same kesari using vermicelli and dont have to break my mind for another sweet receipe.
Here is the receipe
2 cups of Vermicilli
1 cup sugar
1/4 cup ghee
1/4 cup chopped cashews
3 tsp raisins
a pinch of kesari powder
2 elaichi powdered
Fry the cashews and raising in atsp of ghee until golden brown
In the same pan fry the vermicilli in another tsp of ghee until golden brown.set aside.
In a kadai add 4 cups of water and bring it to rolling boil, add elaichi and a pinch of kesari powder to it.Then add the vermicelli to the boiling water and cook till the water is absorbed.
Now add the sugar and mix well for 10 mins.
Finally add the remaining ghee, cashews and raisins and mix well.
Note : Adjust the amount of sugar, and ghee as per your need.
Looks super delicious!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Pushpa
ReplyDeleteLooks so good Sumi, never made Semiya Kesari before, thank you for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteArchana
Oh my god...looks so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletebeautiful colour isn't..
ReplyDeleteThanks archana and shilpa
They look so yummy sumi...never tried the recipe..though mom used to make it..thanks for sharing...
ReplyDeleteHi Sumi,
ReplyDeleteYummy and nice picture.
Vineela
Its been a while since I made semia kesari. I blogged about rava kesari sometime back. Look at the gorgeous color. Yum !
ReplyDeletelooks very appetizing....
ReplyDeletehi sumi...all ur recipes r simple n good... superb photos...especially semiya kesari..yumyum...
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed a lot!
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Looks so good. I am going to try it today.
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ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI got into your blogspot when i google searched for "Semiya Kesari". Tried this at my home for my friend's birthday and it is really good.
Thanks for the recipie.
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ReplyDeletehey thats the first time I saw this sweet:) looks very good
ReplyDeleteI got into your blogspot when i google searched for "Semiya Kesari". i was a bit cofused whether i hav to make halwa or kesari..i made this n dis was awesome..
ReplyDeleteHi Sumi. Thanks for stopping by my blog.I am very new to blogging and really scared of the plagiarism issues. Anyways... because of that only i stumbled upon ur this post... Its a definitely needed a try since it is without milk. Many of the times , I had to scrap the idea of preparing Vermiceli kheer for non availability of milk. But this sound a really good option.
ReplyDeletewhere can i get kesari powder..
ReplyDeleteExcellent recipe..but cant find kesari powder anywhere....