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Gil-e-Firdaus – A Hyderabadi Dessert| Navratri Vrat Recipe
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Gil-e-Firdaus – A Hyderabadi Dessert| Navratri Vrat Recipe

Preeti Patel
Preeti Patel @cook_13955385
Bangalore, Karnataka

#dussehra

Gil-e-Firdaus is an elaborate but memorable sweet dish, which is made commonly in Hyderabad during festivals and weddings.let me tell you…it’s Urdu name for a dessert recipe…..the mere translation says ‘Clay of Paradise’. The recipe might have got it's name because of it's taste and flavour. A simple recipe made with very simple ingredients. This dessert you can make in fasting also.

#dussehra

Gil-e-Firdaus is an elaborate but memorable sweet dish, which is made commonly in Hyderabad during festivals and weddings.let me tell you…it’s Urdu name for a dessert recipe…..the mere translation says ‘Clay of Paradise’. The recipe might have got it's name because of it's taste and flavour. A simple recipe made with very simple ingredients. This dessert you can make in fasting also.

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Gil-e-Firdaus – A Hyderabadi Dessert| Navratri Vrat Recipe

Preeti Patel
Preeti Patel @cook_13955385
Bangalore, Karnataka

#dussehra

Gil-e-Firdaus is an elaborate but memorable sweet dish, which is made commonly in Hyderabad during festivals and weddings.let me tell you…it’s Urdu name for a dessert recipe…..the mere translation says ‘Clay of Paradise’. The recipe might have got it's name because of it's taste and flavour. A simple recipe made with very simple ingredients. This dessert you can make in fasting also.

#dussehra

Gil-e-Firdaus is an elaborate but memorable sweet dish, which is made commonly in Hyderabad during festivals and weddings.let me tell you…it’s Urdu name for a dessert recipe…..the mere translation says ‘Clay of Paradise’. The recipe might have got it's name because of it's taste and flavour. A simple recipe made with very simple ingredients. This dessert you can make in fasting also.

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Ingredients

Cook time 30 mins
Make 6 Serving
  • 1.5 litreMilk
  • 1/4 cupSoaked Sabudana/sago
  • 1 tablespoonGhee
  • 1/2 cupKhoya
  • 1/2 cupSugar
  • 1 cup Bottle gourd/grated lauki
  • 4-5Crushed cardamom
  • 1 tspCashew nuts (chopped)
  • 1 tspRaisins
  • 1 tspAlmonds (chopped)
  • 2 Pinchsaffron soaked in warm water
  • as per needDry Rose Petals for garnishing
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Cook time 30 mins
  1. 1

    Wash and soak the sago/sabudana for 1 hour.

  2. 2

    In a deep non-stick pan add 1.5 litre milk and let the milk boil on medium heat, stirring frequently.

  3. 3

    Meanwhile fry dry fruits and bottle gourd.

  4. 4

    Heat the 1 tsp ghee in a small non-stick pan, add the chopped almond, raisins, cashew nuts and saute on a medium flame for 3 minutes till they become golden brown in colour, drain them on an absorbent paper. Keep aside for garnish.

  5. 5

    In the same ghee, add the grated bottle gourd and cook till they become dry and soft on slow flame stirring occasionally.

  6. 6

    Once the milk start boiling take out 1/2 bowl milk and keep aside.Now add soaked sago and cook till they become transparent on slow flame, while stirring occasionally.

  7. 7

    Take 1/2 cup milk that keep aside earlier, add khoya on it and mix until well combine.

  8. 8

    Now add the bottle gourd, sugar and khoya paste in a boiling milk, mix well and cook on a slow flame for 15 minutes, while stirring continuously.

  9. 9

    Add fry dry fruits(Keep some for garnishing), cardamom powder and saffron water mixture, mix well and cook on a slow flame for 2 minutes while stirring continuously.

  10. 10

    Switch off the flame, allow to cool down to room temperature or in a refrigerator.

  11. 11

    Serve chilled garnished with dry fruits and dry rose petals.

  12. 12

    Note: Do not grate the bottle gourd in advance as it will turn black; prepare it just before you are ready to cook the dish.

  13. 13

    Note: In hyderbadi Gile E Firdaus we use green colour but it's only your choice you can use green colour or any falovoured.

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Preeti Patel @cook_13955385
on October 11, 2018 17:28
Bangalore, Karnataka
My name is Preeti Patel and I'm full time food lovers. I also have my own channel on Youtube in the name of Preeti's Corner. That is all about vegetarian recipes which can easily be cooked with the ingredients already there in almost every kitchen. Happy Cooking!https://youtu.be/662Svn1z678
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