| Gavachi Kheer Cuisine - Maharashtrian Taste : Sweet Course - Sweet Category : Veg - Jain Ingredients Quantities Wheat 250 grams Jaggery 250 grams Green cardamom powder 1/4 tsp milk 500 ml Ghee 5 tbsp cashew nuts (chopped) 1 tbsp Raisins 1 tbsp Method of Preparations 1) Clean Wheat, wash two to three times with plenty of water and then soak midnight.Drain and then grind into coarse paste. 2) Grate jaggery. Keep aside. 3) Heat ghee in a thick bottom vessel, add ground wheat and on low heat for 10-15 minutes. 4) Add milk and cook, stirring continuously. If required a little water can be added. 5) Add grated jaggery and stir till it gets dissolved. 6) Add green cardamom powder and 1/2 the quantity of cashew nuts and raisins. 7) Cook until it is thick and of and of pouring consisting. Serving Suggestions Serve hot or cold garnished with the remaining cashew nuts and raisins ... |
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