Sooji ka Halwa

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Semolina is a coarse flour made from durum wheat, a hard type of wheat. When ground into a flour, durum wheat is known as semolina and used all over the world in halwa , bread, pasta, and porridge. This flour is darker and more golden in color than all-purpose flour.
Sooji ka Halwa
#ambassador
Semolina is a coarse flour made from durum wheat, a hard type of wheat. When ground into a flour, durum wheat is known as semolina and used all over the world in halwa , bread, pasta, and porridge. This flour is darker and more golden in color than all-purpose flour.
Steps
- 1
First make sheera sugar water : mix water and sugar and bring it to boil cook till all sugar dissolve don't make thick syrup.
- 2
In non-stick pan add ghee,add green cardamoms when it cracks add semolina and cook for till you get beautiful light colour and got aroma then add milk powder and mix well..
- 3
Then add sugar syrup and mix it give it a good mix and cook till it removes from edges.
- 4
Grease the try with butter pour over it and spread with spatula. Garnish it with nuts.
- 5
Make cuts with sharp knife.. enjoy.. when it cool down..
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