The
first thing that comes to mind when you have guest at home or any instant sweet
- it is none other than Kesari. We
usually make kesari with rava, this semiya kesari is just the same, but you
have to replace the rava with vermicelli. Few things have to be kept in mind
when you make semiya kesari is cook semiya thoroughly before adding sugar,
switch off the stove when the kesari turns a little thick, fluff up the kesari
when it is warm to avoid it from becoming into a cake. Do try out this
delicious and super Semiya Kesari and post your comments here. Meanwhile do
check out other interesting Diwali sweet varieties here. Also check out RavaKesari/Sooji Kesari/Semolina Kesari, MangoKesari,
Here’s
how to make Semiya Kesari with step by step photos…
PineappleKesari here.
Vermicelli/Semiya
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1 cup
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Water
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2 cups
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Sugar
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¾ cup
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Ghee
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3 tbsp
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Cashew nut
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6
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Raisins
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8-10
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½ tsp
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Food Color
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One big pinch
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Preparation Time: 2-3 minutes Recipe Category: Dessert
Cooking time: 20-25 minutes Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Author: Priya Anandakumar
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Method
Bring
water to a boil in a separate pot.
Meanwhile,
heat 2 tbsp of ghee in a heavy bottomed kadai/pan. Add cashew nuts and fry
until the cashew nuts turn golden brown. Then
add raisins and fry until they swell up. Transfer everything to a plate.
Add one
more tbsp. of ghee to the kadai and
vermicelli/semiya to the same kadai and roast them lightly on medium
flame.
Keep
mixing/sautéing the semiya to avoid it from burning. Now add
the boiling water to this and mix really well.
Reduce
the flame and cover the kadai with lid and Cook for 10 minutes till the
semiya/vermicelli is cooked and water is absorbed completely.
Now add
sugar and mix well. Add the food color to the semiya.
The
semiya will become little watery, now add the food color and mix well.
Continue
cooking on medium flame until the mixture thickens and not too watery.
Finally
add powdered elachi/cardamom powder, fried cashew nuts, raisins and mix well.
Switch off the stove and fluff well once warm.
Yes,
delicious and tempting Vermicelli/Semiya Kesari is ready to be offered as
neivedhyam or served as sweet for any special occasion.
Suggestions:
I have
added 3 tbsp of ghee, you can add 1 tbsp or 2 tbsp more of ghee for rich
kesari.
I have
added food color, you can replace it with saffron for natural food color.
Make
sure the semiya/vermicelli is cooked thoroughly before adding the sugar.
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