Zarda

Zarda is a type of Pakistani sweet rice or as we sometimes call them meethe chawal.
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Zarda
Zarda is a type of Pakistani sweet rice or as we sometimes call them meethe chawal.
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Cooking Instructions
- 1
In a pan, add water and boil it, when its boiled add the soaked rice into it.
- 2
Add zarda colour into the water.
- 3
Cook the rice on slow flame.
- 4
Completely cook the rice as you were to eat it, koi kami nahi rakhni. then drain the water out of the rice.
- 5
In a pan, add ghee and add elaichi. cook for a min then add a layer of rice, on slow flame.
- 6
Add a layer of sugar and then again add the rest of the rice.
- 7
Balance it out,
- 8
Cover it for 30-40 minutes on slow flame. sugar will leave water and it will evaporate quickly on slow flame.
- 9
Remove the lid and mix the rice
- 10
Cover again and cook for 10 minutes in damm
- 11
Add milk to make it soft and khopra
- 12
Spread the asharfiya on the top
- 13
Mix and serve hot
- 14
Ready
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