Parsi Sev (Sweet
Vermicelli)
“Sev “is made on auspicious days like birthdays,
anniversaries or any happy celebrations in Parsi homes. Garnished with fried
nuts and raisins and can be served with “mithoo dahi” sweet curds or yoghurt. I
have made a ‘healthier’ version, by using macadamia nut oil instead of ghee and
organic maple syrup, instead of sugar. This will serve 3 to 4
persons.
Ingredients
200 gms of Vermicelli-(I use elephant brand available from Indian shops)
1 and a ½ cup of sugar-(I use ½ cup organic maple syrup mixed in 1 cup warm water )
2 cups melted ghee (I use macadamia nut oil)
A handful of slivered almonds
A handful of washed and dried raisins
1/2 teaspoon grated nutmeg
1 teaspoon vanilla essence
Method
In a large deep pot add the oil or ghee and warm it.
Fry the almonds and raisins gently till the almonds become golden brown and the raisins puff up, making sure they don’t burn
Remove them with a slotted spoon and keep aside for garnishing
Drain the vermicelli on kitchen paper and remove the oil/ghee
If using
sugar:In the same pot, dissolve
the sugar with 1 cup of water. Add the fried vermicelli.
Cover and cook on very slow heat till the water is absorbed or till the
vermicelli is cooked
If using the maple
syrup:
Return the vermicelli to
the pot and add the maple syrup water mixture.
Cover and cook the vermicelli for about 10 minutes on a very low heat without stirring, till it is cooked.
Add the grated the nutmeg and vanilla essence and garnish with fried nuts and raisins.
Serve hot or warm
Cover and cook the vermicelli for about 10 minutes on a very low heat without stirring, till it is cooked.
Add the grated the nutmeg and vanilla essence and garnish with fried nuts and raisins.
Serve hot or warm
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Maybe you can add vasanu and ambakalyo and bafenu for NRI's
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kashmira
great recepie
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