Semiya Halwa (Write For Us Contest Entry - 26)
Semiya halwa is one such sweet which requires very little amount of ghee but tastes very rich and delicious. You will get addicted to this s...
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Semiya halwa is one such sweet which requires very little amount of ghee but tastes very rich and delicious. You will get addicted to this sweet once you eat and surely you will start preparing it often. A simple sweet where there is no need to check for consistency or anything. This is a no fail recipe which is perfect to tickle your tastebuds and satisfies your craving for sweet dishes.
Ingredients:
Preparation:
Add 2 teaspoons of ghee to a non-stick pan and fry cashews for half a minute. Add raisins and fry for another half a minute and keep them aside.
Now add another tsp of ghee and roast the semiya till golden brown.
Heat the measured water in another vessel and add to the roasted semiya. This reduces the cooking time and will also prevent semiya from becoming mushy. Cook covered for 2-3 minutes. Once the semiya is cooked, add sugar. You need not wait for the water to evaporate completely because once the sugar melts the semiya gets watery again.
Once the mixture starts thickening, add cardamom powder, food colour and a pinch of salt.
Mix well until the food colour gets evenly distributed and cook covered for a minute.
Add the roasted cashews and raisins and half teaspoon of ghee for a glossy look to the halwa.
Serving Options:
Semiya halwa tastes best when served warm. After cooling the halwa thickens again, so switch off when the halwa accordingly.
Contributed By: Sharanya Csl
Ingredients:
- Semiya / Vermicelli - 1 cup
- Sugar - 1 cup
- Water - 2 cups
- Ghee - 3 teaspoons
- Cardamom powder / Elaichi powder - A pinch
- Salt - A pinch
- Food colour - As per your choice
- Cashews - Few
- Raisins - Few
Preparation:
Add 2 teaspoons of ghee to a non-stick pan and fry cashews for half a minute. Add raisins and fry for another half a minute and keep them aside.
Now add another tsp of ghee and roast the semiya till golden brown.
Heat the measured water in another vessel and add to the roasted semiya. This reduces the cooking time and will also prevent semiya from becoming mushy. Cook covered for 2-3 minutes. Once the semiya is cooked, add sugar. You need not wait for the water to evaporate completely because once the sugar melts the semiya gets watery again.
Once the mixture starts thickening, add cardamom powder, food colour and a pinch of salt.
Mix well until the food colour gets evenly distributed and cook covered for a minute.
Add the roasted cashews and raisins and half teaspoon of ghee for a glossy look to the halwa.
Serving Options:
Semiya halwa tastes best when served warm. After cooling the halwa thickens again, so switch off when the halwa accordingly.
Contributed By: Sharanya Csl
lovely glossy halwa recipe :)
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ReplyDeleteOMG It looks so yummy I had this in one occation...it was very tasty...super recipe Sharanya.....
ReplyDeleteHow r u Lavanya? :)
Never tried halwa using Semiya... Looks tempting...
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I love vermicelli in every form.......this is one of my avourites.
ReplyDeletedelicious and inviting dear...
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