Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Shahi Tukda


INGREDIENTS

8 slices white bread
1 cup ghee ( do not substitute ghee with oil )

FOR SUGAR SYRUP

1 cup sugar
1 cup water
few saffron threads (or) saffron color
2 drops of lemon juice

Mix sugar and water in a pan , bring to boil and let it simmer for 5 min on medium flame ,trun of the stove add saffron threads and lemon drops , keep aside

FOR MILK

2 1/2 cups milk

Boil 2-1/2 cups of milk in a heavy bottom pan and let it simmer on low flame until it reduces to 1 cup of thick milk ,keep aside

FOR GARNISH

1/2 cup chopped nuts ( cashews, almonds, raisins.....)

Heat 2 tbs ghee in a pan add chopped nuts and fry for 2 to 3 min until golden ,keep aside


METHOD
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Trim the ends of bread and cut in to triangles , place on a baking tray
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Preheat oven to 300 and bake bread for 7 to 10 min until semi dry
( this processess makes the bread to soak less ghee while frying)
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Heat ghee in a pan and deepfry baked bread slices on medium flame until golden color
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Drain on paper towel and keep aside
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Now warm the above made sugar syrup on medium flame and dip each fried bread slice for 1 min , and place on a serving dish
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Pour the above made reduced thick milk on top of bread slices
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Garnish with chopped nuts .
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Serve warm

DO NOT SUBSTITUTE GHEE WITH OIL FOR FRYING BREAD , IF U WANT U CAN SHALLOW FRY BREAD WITH GHEE OR APPLY BUTTER OR GHEE ON BREAD AND BAKE ( UNTIL GOLDEN COLOUR)




30 comments:

  1. Yummy !! This looks cool !!! Is very similar to the sweet Double Ka Meetha thats made in Hyderabad!

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  2. Ya looks similar to double ka meetha...but looks just delicious....It's so tempting to try this ...pics are nice

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  3. You are tempting us wuth that third picture.
    Delicious.

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  4. aaahhhh... i want them right now. looks super.

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  5. That reminds double ka meetha but this one looks less soggy! Just beautiful!

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  6. delicious! I can have them all right now :) A new recipe to me.. bookmarked..

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  7. Looks tempting..am sure it tasted really yum :)

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  8. Looks rich n just too tempting..

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  9. This is so fabulous picture sagari.loved it.....i feel like its right in front of me wanting me to have a bite.....

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  10. Wow, the dish looks so delicious and tempting :)

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  11. I love this when others make it;). Too rich to make at home as I could never stop myself with one!! The first picture looks very tempting and beautiful!

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  12. Wow!I make them too .. but never with the triangle shape .. they look sooooo good. :-)

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  13. HI Sagari! I make double ka meetha a bit similar to this...Love the golden triangles...

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  14. Wonderful recipe with bread...Looks absolutely delicious

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  15. What an amazing click!too tempting

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  16. Delicious shahi tukda sagari...just right for the festive season.

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  17. Wow... really mouth watering... what a colour!!!!! YUMMY & AWESOME DEar.... Gr8 click...

    added u in my blog roll..

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  18. I make it in a very similar way. One of my fav sweet dish. Lovely pics!

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  19. WoW! Mouth watering & tempting..so lovely...pic looks gr8:)

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  20. hi
    we love this recipe
    very nice pics
    vivari
    www.like2enjoy.blogspot.com

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  21. That looks AWESOME!!! I have got to try this!

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  22. wow, awesome! So tempting pics.

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  23. Hi Sagari,pls collect hardblogger award from my blog .. u deserve it...

    http://priyaeasyntastyrecipes.blogspot.com/2008/10/hard-working-food-blogger-award.html

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  24. It just look so perefct and yum.
    I love them .Lot of frying is needed but at least this is festival time and little bit of indulgence is ok.
    happy diwali

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  25. Thanks for ur comment on Brinjal stuffed...ur recipe and blog is superb..Nice photos too

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  26. This looks so yummy! If it could've been electronically transmitted, I would've been the first to relish it.

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