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Kesari is a sweet dish made of semolina/cream of wheat and in different parts of India it is named Sojji, Sheera, Sooji ka halwa or Semolina pudding. It is a regular sweet dish at home and I have also tried a variation by adding crushed pineapple to it. Kesari which is made of sooji/rava gets an orange color by the addition of saffron or food color. The uncolored variety in Northern parts of India is called Sheera. It is usually served in Hindu temples as a Prasad to the devotees after offering it to the Gods and it tastes divinely delicious.

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My first encounter with ras malai was one my cousin made from an egg-based recipe. Ras malai, a frozen Indian dessert, consists of 2 parts. The ras is a creamy milk sauce flavoured with spices like cardamom or nutmeg and the malai part refers to the homemade paneer balls. Finally, the term kesari refers to the saffron strands used to give a delicate pale yellow colour for presentation.

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Helmed by Anurag Singh, Kesari is reportedly the story of brave Havildar Ishar Singh who participated in the Battle of Saragarhi, a war fought between an army of 21 Sikhs and 10,000 Afghans in 1897, while yearning for the respect of his estranged daughter.

To the heated milk and sugar, slowly add the semolina while stirring to ensure no lumps are formed. I was doing the stirring and I got my partner to pour the semolina into the pot. However, if you are doing it yourself, you can use a whisk to break any lumps that form as you add the semolina in.

rava kesari recipe | kesari bath recipe | kesari recipe with detailed photo and video recipe. a popular south indian sweet dish made from semolina is mainly prepared for breakfast or during festival feast. it is known with several other names like sooji kesari, sooji halwa, sheera or semolina kesari.

most commonly or traditionally, rava kesari is served as a sweet recipe in various part of india. however kesari bath recipe is very special in karnataka cuisine. in karnataka this dish is served for breakfast with upma or khara bhath as a sweet and savoury combination. and this combination is popularly known as chow chow bath recipe. especially in bangalore, it has become the staple food with the working class who loves to have this in their favourite tiffin centre.

furthermore, some important tips and suggestions for a perfect mouth watering rava kesari recipe. firstly, i have used saffron (soaked in 2 tbsp of warm water) for colour, however you can also replace with kesari food colour. also make sure to use ghee for more rich flavour and aroma. lastly, keep stirring after adding roasted rava to boiling water, so that there wont be any lumps formed. lastly, you can extend the recipe by adding finely chopped pieces of pineapple, apple or even banana for different flavours.

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Pineapple kesari is a popular sweet made in South India, especially in marriages and functions. With just rava/ semolina/ sooji and pineapple, sugar and ghee as main ingredients, this sweet is ready in minutes. Very easy to prepare but the taste and flavour is mind blowing.

I am a great fan of pineapple kesari. Actually speaking, I am big fan of fruits that are flavorful like this, pineapple, guava, raspberry, strawberry. But, I have made pineapple kesari only very few times. However, first few times I did the mistake of adding artificial flavour. I love pineapple essence but still I made this once with just pineapple with out essence. Pleasant with just pineapples flavor, as well as it is very natural.

Hope you all had a great start this year 2017. Let me start this year's post with a sweet note ?. Many of you search for this recipe in my blog, so I am posting it atleast now. I followed similar way as fruit kesari recipe.

Hi I have tried your recipes for past five years and each time it comes out well but had no time for review.

So got a chance to say thanks with first tried pineapple kesari. I have tried many times and today too it came out well.

Thanks lot raks.

I always follow your fruit kesari recipe and it turns out great every single time. I tried pineapple kesari recipe twice, but it turned out sticky. I roasted the rava really well and am not sure what I should fix in my procedure. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you..

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Rava Kesari Bhath/Sooji Halwa Recipe is a pudding made from semolina, flavored with saffron and other spices topped with nuts. In most parts of Southern India, Kesari is served as part of an offering to God during festivities.

Kesari or sheera is a sweet dessert made commonly with semolina, like the banana sheera we made earlier. Aval kesari or poha sheera uses coarse ground flattened rice to make the dessert. This quick and easy dessert is often shared during festivals like Diwali, Gokulashtami. The dessert is easy to add to the naivedyam platter and a mild flavoured one.

One of the ingredients that make the kesari come together is ghee. If you are making dairy-free, vegan kesari, replace the ghee with coconut boil and turn the heat a notch down. The kesari turn out fine, now with a coconut flavour.

Keeping the kesari lump free is the biggest trick in mastering this recipe. So here is what you do. Start stirring the boiling liquid in figure 8. They stream the coarse ground poha with the other hand. Keep mixing still till they almost absorb the liquid.

Pineapple-my favourite fruit to add to kesari is pineapple. The crushed pulp is added. When measuring, make sure you have reduced the water quantity, corresponding to the Pineapple. I have added up to 1/4 cup of crushed Pineapple and removed the same quantity of water.

Strawberry- this applies, just like the Pineapple.i like adding cinnamon or vanilla with strawberries than cardamom.

Bananas- follow the exact process of how we made banana sheera before.

Jackfruit- now this is exotic. Fresh or jam jackfruit tastes amazing in Kesari. The pulp is thicker than Pineapple so adjust the water quality as you go.

The kesari can be easily stored in the refrigerator in an airtight box for up to a week (that is if it lasts that long!!). I have never attempted freezing this recipe, if you do let us know how that turned out.

Today is the first day of Blogging Marathon #21. I will be posting under Sweets for diabetics for the three days. Rava kesari is the traditional south Indian sweet which is prepared for every festival and it has a place in the marriage parties. It is very much part of the culture. I just wanted to try out a sugar free version so that even a diabetic can indulge in this sweet treat during festivals. I used Sugar Free- a substitute for sugar with low calorie. It is actually measured same as sugar and you will not be able to find out the difference. I served it to my daughter and she liked it very much. She finished all the slices I served her and was asking for more. I used little ghee and added some olive oil. But it tasted great. I also added almonds and raisins to give it a nice crunch.