It is a simple sweet dish which is easy to make and the ingredients that are required are generally ones which are easily available in most Indian homes.
Though I don't have a sweet tooth, Sheera remains one of the few deserts that I at times venture eating. Especially the sheera which is given as prasad during Satyanarayan Puja is sometime that I find hard to resist.
For Sheera prepared for Satyanarayan Pooja, all the ingredients listed below are to be taken in equal measure of 1 and 1/4 cups. Banana is also added to the sheera and few strands of saffron can be added to give it royal look.
Here's how I made Sheera at our home -
Ingredients -
- Rava /Semolina / Sooji - 1 cup
- Sugar - 1/2 cup ( more or less as per individual taste and preference)
- Ghee - 1/2 cup
- Cloves / Lavang / Laung- 2/3
- Mixture of Water and milk - 1 and 1/2 cups
- Nutmeg / Jaiphal powder - 1/4 teaspoon
For garnishing -
- Cashews - 4/5
- Almonds - 4/5
Method -
- Heat ghee in a heavy bottom pan / kadhai .Add cloves/ lavang for flavour.
- Then, add rava and roast the rava/Semolina / Sooji till it turns brown and your kitchen is filled with its lovely aroma.
- Heat the mixture of water and milk till the mixture is warm (do not boil).
- After the rava/Semolina / Sooji is finely roasted in ghee, add warm water and milk mixture.
- Stir the mixture well and cover it with lid for couple of minutes.
- When the mixture is properly cooked, add sugar and stir the mixture continuously.
- Cover with a lid and let it cook for some minutes.
- Switch off the gas and add nutmeg powder for fragrance.
- Garnish with cashews and almonds.
- Sheera is ready to be served.
This lovely sheera goes to Sugar High Friday #61 : Sweet Comforts hosted at A Merrier World
Sugar High Friday (SHF) was created by Jennifer, the Domestic Goddess and is a monthly desserts extravaganza.
32 comments:
Sweet! Kesari(sheera) is easy sweet nah?
@ Ruchika cooks : Hi! yeah.... easy and yet deliciously yummy....
Ever hit sheera. Lovely recipes and a nice photo to go alongwith it.
Chitchat
Sheera with lavang ... that's so new to me! Im going to try that the next time :D looks beautiful, Rujuta!
Sheera is my alltime quick fix for my major sweet cravings. isnt it great to have something delicious in a jiffy. looks perfect!
lovely sheera with a nice click.You have a nice blog.you can visit my blog and give ur comments.
@ Ms.Chitchat : Thanks... Its all time favourite
@ Sheetal Kiran : do try with lavang... gives amazing flavour
@Sayantani : Thanks:)
@ Kitchen Queen: Welcome to my blog.. Hope to see you in future too
Thanks for dropping by and leaving encouraging comments. I was having some issues with my comment box(it has been fixed now) . Lovely Sheera with a nice click. Hope to see u more Rujuta .
Happy republic day
Deepa
hey rujuta
delectabe and mouthwatering sheera..looks very colourful..:))
cheers
Joy Of Cooking
you are so right rujuta..nothing can beat satyanarayan puja sheera!!Yours looks so rich and delicious :)
Thats one of my fav sweet dish,looks yummy rujuta..
@ deepa and tanu from hamaree rasoi, Jagruti, Vinaya and Sushma :
Thanks guys so much.... really appreciate your lovely feedback
This looks rich and comforting!
Thanks for entering Sugar High Friday :-)
Wow! Sheera looks so yummy..you have a lovely space..am following you Dear..Do drop in at my blog too :-)
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@ Nithu Bala : Welcome to my blog.. Thanks for your lovely words... Will definately visit your blog...
Thank you Dear for the lovely comments and for joining my blog..I love all your recipes..
i have a big sweet tooth so this is my all time fav but i never added milk in mine , will try this next time when making
This is one of my favorites, looks yum and inviting !
Delicious sheera, thanks for ur encouraging words Rujuta..
Yummy and delicious looking Sheera!
This is quick and yummy. Do visit my blog when time permits.http://shanthisthaligai.blogspot.com/
Wow....simple and delectable...
Lovely looking sweet, love it.
First time here..You have a lovely space....Sheera looks amazing..absolutely mouthwatering...visit us whenever time permits..
Of course they do make make an occasion special. I like the texture of the sheera you have here.
We prepare Rava Kesari in a similar way with slight changes.New here .
Do drop by http://padhuskitchen.blogspot.com/
when time permits.
Sheera looks absolutely mouthwatering, yummmilious:)
@ Kate : Thanks for hosting the event. I enjoyed participating :)
Thanks everyone for your kind words..... motivates me to blog better.......
Bumped in here through foodie blog,I must say u have an amazing space here,new n interesting recipes...Sheera is my fav dessert currently,love the richness with ghee and milk...
Great Entry...
Keep Rocking...
@ Ramya : Welcome to my blog... Glad you liked it
sweet post. nice info thank for sharing.
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