Kesari bath is a sweet dish which is prepared during most of the festivals, funtions and weddings in south India. Kesar meaning saffron gives a nice aroma and the rich colour to the dessert. It tastes best when its hot.
Use the exact measurements given below and this dessert will taste great.
Ingredients:
Banana - 1 (Big, Fully ripe)
Milk - 750 ml
Semolina(Rava or Sooji) - 100 gm
Sugar - 200 gm
Ghee (Clarified butter) - 1/2 cup
Cardamom powder - 1/4 tsp
Honey - 2 tbsp
Saffron - few strands
Kesar colour(optional)
Ghee (clarified butter) 2 tbsp
Cashew nuts 50 gms( halved)
Raisins 50 gms
Method:
Stir and roast the semolina in about 2tbsp of ghee till it gets golden brown. One way to find out if the semolina is done is you get a very nice aroma and the semolina starts flowing easily with the spatula. Keep aside.
Mash the banana and fry it in a non stick pan with the remaining ghee for about 5 minutes.
Add milk and saffron and bring it to boil.
Now add the roasted semolina little at a time and keep stirring so that no lumps are formed. Add sugar and stir well.
Finally add the cardamom powder, honey. Mix it well.
Close the lid and on a medium to low flame, let it cook for few minutes.
In another small pan, roast cashews and raisins in 2 tbsp of ghee till golden brown.
Spread it over the kesari bath at the end and serve.
Yummy Kesari bath is ready.
Enjoy!!
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Kesari bath ( Saffron Dessert)
Posted by Ramya Kiran at 4:38 PM
Labels: Dessert, Indian Sweets
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