I saw her making it once, and here is the recipe for this mouth-watering dish....
Ingredients:
Rava(Semolina): | 1 cup |
Cow's Ghee(Clarified Butter): | 1/2 - 1/3 cup |
Sultanas(Raisins): | 20 - 25 nos. |
Boiling Water: | 3 cups |
Powdered Kesar: | 1/2 tsp |
Grain Sugar: | 1 1/4 cup |
Nutmeg(jaifad) powder: | 1/8 tsp |
Cardamom(elaichi) powder: | 1/2 tsp |
Badam &Pista powder: | 1 Tbsp |
Procedure:
- On a medium-low flame, heat the ghee, and when a little hot, add the rava.
- Boil 3 cups of water
- When the Ghee starts separating from the mixture, reduce the flame to low &add sultanas. Keep stirring till the sultanas swell up by soaking the Ghee.
- Add boiling water in 3 additions in intervals of 15-20 sec, stirring all the time.
- After a while, the mixture in the pan will stop sticking to the pan. Cook for 30 sec. more and add all the sugar.
- Increase the flame's intensity to medium, stirring all the while.
- When the sugar has dissolved and the water of crystallization has left the sugar, add the powdered saffron to ensure that it is distributed evenly across the product.
- When the mixture in the pan has completely left the pan and is very easy to stir, reduce the flame's intensity again to low.
- Add nutmeg powder and cardamom powder.
- Quickly put the mixture into the settling vessel(typically a thaali or a steel box) and sprinkle the shopped nuts all over. Do NOT press the top of the sheera.
- Let the sheera cool. You can cut it into pieces when warm and enjoy it the most right now!
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