Sheer Khurma is a traditional muslim dessert that was introduced to India by the Mughals . Sheer khurma is a must have dessert during the season of Ramzaan . Every Muslim household has its own recipe for this delicacy. This recipe I'm sharing with you is a little different from the traditional recipe. I omitted the use of coconut here.
Double ka Meetha Recipe
Double ka meetha is a simple to make eggless bread pudding that hails form the Hyderabadi Nawabis . Its one of the two main desserts of Hyderabad , the other being Kurbani ka Meeta . Do try this ... You'll not regret :-)
Ingredients :
- Milk - 1/4 ltr
- Sugar 100 gms
- Saffron - a pinch
- Dry fruits - to garnish
- Cardamom - 3
- Milk or wheat bread loaf - 1 ( medium )
- Make sugar syrup by heating sugar in about 1/4 ltr of water .
- Add cardamom to this to add flavor. Keep the syrup aside.
- Make rabdi of the milk . To do this , boil the milk in low heat till it gets half in quantity .
- Add a pinch of saffron to 1 tbsp of milk and mix well . Add this mixture to the rabdi and stir . This gives good color to the milk . Keep this milk aside .
- Heat ghee in a pan .
- Shallow fry the bread pieces in the ghee until light brown.
- Dip each of these bread pieces in the pre-prepared sugar syrup. Keep them until all the syrup is completely absorbed by the bread . This should take only a couple of minutes .
- Take these bread pieces into a serving bowl .
- Now pour the rabdi ( thick milk ) over the bread pieces.
- Garnish with some dry fruits .
Serve cool . Tastes best that way ;-)
You can also add some condensed milk on the top (if you can handle heavy food :p)
Kurbani ka meeta / Khubani ka meeta
Kurbani ka meeta also known as Khubani ka meeta is an authentic Hyderabadi delicacy made with dried apricots ( Karjoor) . Generally consumed after dum ka biriyani , kurbani ka meeta is a must try.
Ingredients :
- Dried Kajoor - 100 gm
- Sugar - 200 gm
- Milk - 1 ltr
- Custard powder - 2 tbsp
- Fresh cream - 50 gms
- Dried fruits - to garnish
Method :
- Soak the kajoor in water for two hrs .
- Boil it for ten minutes.
- Discard the seeds for the fruit and grind to fine paste . Keep few apricots aside to garnish.
- Add sugar to this paste.
- Keep on fire for five minutes and remove to cool.
- Heat milk in another vessel.
- Mix two spoons of custard powder in five spoons water and make a paste.
- Add the custard paste to the boiling milk and stir continuously, not letting lumps form.
- Cool this custard sauce .
- Add the kajoor paste to the custard sauce . Stir well.
- Garnish with fresh cream , dry fruits and some apricots that were kept aside.
Tastes best when served chill. You can also top it with some vanilla ice cream .
Moong daal halwa
Ingredients :
- Ghee - 100 gms
- Moong daal - 250 gm
- Sugar - 350 gm
- Kova - 150 gm
- Elaichi powder - 1 tbsp
- Dry fruits - to garnish
- Food color - any color as desired
- Soak the moong daal in water for 2 hrs.
- Then grind it to a smooth paste .
- Heat ghee in a pan .
- Add the grinded paste and stir continuously until the ghee floats through the corners.
- Add sugar , kova and mix it well .
- keep on fire for five minutes .
- Add elaichi powder and desired food color it this .
- Stir well and take into a serving bowl .
- Garnish with dry fruits.
Pista Burfi
Easy dessert with lots of pista and some other dry fruits . Hardly takes 15 minutes for preparation . Can be prepared for suddenly visiting guest with minimal efforts. Not too heavy either.
Ingredients:
- Pista - 2 cups
- Cashew nuts - 1 cup
- Badam ( Almonds ) - 1 cup
- Milk - 2 cups
- Sugar - 1 cup
- Green food color - a pinch
- Saffron ( kesar ) - pinch
- Ghee - 3 tbsp
Method :
- Coarsely powder the dry fruits and saffron together.
- Heat milk in a vessel.
- Add sugar and stir continuously.
- When milk becomes thick, add food color , elaichi powder , the dry fruit powder and ghee.
- Cook for two minutes.
- Grease the walls a flat vessel with ghee .
- Pour the mixture into this vessel.
- Cool it for three hours and cut into pieces.
- Garnish with cashew nuts , badam and pista.
Do add your comments below and let me know your thoughts on this recipe. Have a sweet day :)
Sooji ka halwa / Rava Halwa / Doodh halwa recipe
Easiest to prepare of all the halwa varieties , Sooji ka halwa is best consumed with pooris for breakfast . Can also be served as an evening snack.
Ingredients :
- Milk - 1/4 ltr
- Fresh butter - 50 gms
- Sugar - 1/4 kg
- Sooji - 100 gms
- Elaichi powder - 1 tspn
- Dry fruits for garnishing
Method :
- Boil milk in a vessel .
- Add butter, sugar , sooji and elaichi powder to this .
- Stir continuously till the mixture becomes semi thick ( like in the picture ) . Do not let lumps form.
- Take this into a serving bowl and garnish with cashew nuts , badam and kissmis.
Can be consumed both hot or cool as per taste.
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