Meghalaya is a state in North
East India. The meaning of the state means ‘the abode of clouds’. Meghalaya has
an agricultural economy and the major crops are potatoes, rice, maize,
pineapples, bananas etc.English is the official language of the state and Khasi
and Garo are the two main principal language. Coming to the cuisine of
Meghalaya, it is yet another state in the North East where meat is the major
ingredient. The staple food is rice with various meat and fish sides. there are many popular dessert varieties in Meghalaya Cuisine.Shir
sewain is the easiest to make and is the
most common dessert made by all Meghalaya people and other
joyful occassions….including birthdays, anniversaries and many a times
Just Like That! Its simple and easy to make, needs only ingredients that
you’ll always have at home, good for the growing toddler because it’s made with
a lot of milk, nuts. This month February in Shhhh Cooking Challenge we enjoyed Meghalaya cuisine.I am paired up with Pavani Gunikuntla.
(https://www.pavaniskitchen.com/2019/03/pukhlein-recipe-meghalaya-special-rice-jaggery-bread.html)
She gave me two secret ingredients Khoya and Vermicelli and I have planned to prepare Shir Sewain which was enjoyed by my family.Thanks Pavani for your awesome ingredient.
(https://www.pavaniskitchen.com/2019/03/pukhlein-recipe-meghalaya-special-rice-jaggery-bread.html)
She gave me two secret ingredients Khoya and Vermicelli and I have planned to prepare Shir Sewain which was enjoyed by my family.Thanks Pavani for your awesome ingredient.
Related dessert recipe links
Bread halwa
Gulab Jamun
Ulunthu ladoos
Prep
time
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Cooking time
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Serves
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10 mins
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30 mins
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4 persons
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Recipe type:
Dessert varieties
Cuisine: South
Indian
Ingredients
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Method
1.Heat
ghee in a heavy bottomed pan, add in the cashew nuts. When it slightly browned,
add in the raisins.
2. Now,
to the same saucepan add the remaining butter/ghee, (after the nuts n
raisins have been transferred) and add the Vermicelli. Roast till it starts
turning a little brown.
3. Meanwhile,
take a deep bottomed non-stick sauce-pan and boil the milk.Now add the milk to the vermicelli and cook until
it softens and cooks well.Next, add the roasted
vermicelli to the milk, stirring continuously. Allow it to come to
a boil on low-medium heat.
4. Reduce
the heat and add the sugar, khova,cardamom powder, vanilla essence to the
milk. Keep stirring.
5. Add the saffron and the fried
nuts and raisins and mix well. Remove from flame and let it cool down a
bit and then serve.
Notes
I prefer it when
it’s cold because it’s more thick! Serve hot or cold.
I have a huge sweet tooth, and this Shir Sewain sounds like just the perfect thing for it! :) Love how it looks - so inviting!
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