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

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.
Gil-e-Firdaus – A Hyderabadi Dessert| Navratri Vrat Recipe
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.
Steps
- 1
Wash and soak the sago/sabudana for 1 hour.
- 2
In a deep non-stick pan add 1.5 litre milk and let the milk boil on medium heat, stirring frequently.
- 3
Meanwhile fry dry fruits and bottle gourd.
- 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
In the same ghee, add the grated bottle gourd and cook till they become dry and soft on slow flame stirring occasionally.
- 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
Take 1/2 cup milk that keep aside earlier, add khoya on it and mix until well combine.
- 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
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
Switch off the flame, allow to cool down to room temperature or in a refrigerator.
- 11
Serve chilled garnished with dry fruits and dry rose petals.
- 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
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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