Kesar sooji Halwa
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Chef :
Amisha Chheda
Kesar sooji Halwa
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Sooji halwa is often made for breakfast in many Indian bones, not only that, this recipe is also widely used in many holy ceremonies as well as to mark festivals. In this era of fusion our traditional sweets are often forgotten, so this post is for our tradition.
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
In a pan take ghee, once ghee melts add semolina and roast in on a low flame for 20minutes or till sooji becomes light pink and releases aroma.
* Step 2
Then add sugar and mix well with the roasted sooji and cook it for another 5-8 minutes on a low flame.
* Step 3
Now add boiling water and carefully mix everything nicely and cook the halwa for another 5-10minutes, then add saffron soaked in milk and cashew nuts and mix well and cook it again for 5 minutes.
* Step 4
Now add hot milk and mix the halwa nicely and again cook it for another 10-15 minutes till the halwa becomes a little thick. (Note do not over cook the halwa, because it becomes thick on cooling, so leave it a little soft)
* Step 5
Once you get the desired consistency, switch off the flame and serve the halwa with hot pooris or by itself.
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