Semiya Kesari is a popular indian sweet which is made using vermicelli, sugar, ghee and cardamom. These make a delicious sweet for festive occasions.
Semiya Kesari Recipe
Semiya or vermicelli kesari made traditional way. Popular indian sweet which is perfect for every festive occasions.
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Now coming back to today's recipe. This is another sweet which we make often next to rava kesari. It is yummy and different to normal sweets. You don't need much sugar as you use for rava kesari. Make sure you use the correct amount of water for this, because adding more water may result in a mushy kesari, which you dont want. Other than that everything is easy. I hope you will love it and let me know if you try it.
How to Make Semiya Kesari
- Start by boiling 2 cups of water, once it reaches to a boiling stage add in the yellow food colour and mix well. Simmer this till use.
- Heat 3 tblspn of ghee in a heavy bottom pan or a nonstick pan.
- When it is hot, Add in cashews and raisans and fry them till it is golden. Once it is fried remove them to a plate and set aside.
- Now in the remaining ghee add in the semiya and toast them till light golden.
- Pour in boiling water in this and mix well.
- Simmer the flame and cover the kadai with a lid. Cook it for 10 mins till the semiya is cooked and water is absorbed completely.
- Add in sugar and mix well. Keep this mixing till the kesari gets thick.
- Add in cardamom powder, fried cashews and raisans, remaining 2 tblspn ghee. Mix them well.
- Serve.
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Ingredients
- Semiya / Vermicelli - 1 cup
- Sugar - ½ cup or to taste
- Water - 2 cups
- Yellow Food Colouring - a pinch
- Cardamom powder / Yelakai - 1 tsp
- Ghee - 5 tblspn
- Cashews - 3 tblspn
- Raisans - 3 tblspn
Instructions
- Start by boiling 2 cups of water, once it reaches to a boiling stage add in the yellow food colour and mix well. Simmer this till use.
- Heat 3 tblspn of ghee in a heavy bottom pan or a nonstick pan.
- When it is hot, Add in cashews and raisans and fry them till it is golden. Once it is fried remove them to a plate and set aside.
- Now in the remaining ghee add in the semiya and toast them till light golden.
- Now pour in boiling water in this and mix well.
- Simmer the flame and cover the kadai with a lid. Cook it for 10 mins till the semiya is cooked and water is absorbed completely.
- Now add in sugar and mix well. Keep this mixing till the kesari gets thick.
- Now add in cardamom powder, fried cashews and raisans, remaining 2 tblspn ghee. Mix them well.
- Serve.
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Rafeeda AR
take care of your health aarthi and get a lot of rest, it is important at this time, and also u'l miss the sleep and rest later, so make maximum use of it!!! 🙂 the semiya kesari looks delicious...
Angie Schneider
A very interesting and delicious vermicelli dish!
Thana
This is so creative! I will try this tonight. Thanks for this easy recipe 🙂
prethika skm
Nice post ..i love semiya kesari..Take care of your health Aarthi...
Anonymous
I will try tis recipe today...
Sundar Priya
Very nice dish
Sundar Priya
Thai aarthi very nice
NIRMALA SAHOO
looks so nic n yummy...bt can i add milk instead of water?? n wid out mixing colour can i do it???
Aarthi
@NIRMALA SAHOOyes u can use milk, u can skip food colouring as well
Jane Hamilton
Looking up this recipe in 2016, and can't believe how long it's been... just saw your lovely little girl on your Goa pics on instagram... she's grown so much! 💕 oh btw, making this for evening snacks today... thanks to you Aarthi 👍