Rava kesari is one easy sweet that can be made in a jiffy. This is one no fail recipe of Rava Keasai. Rava Kesari would have been prepared at least once in any South Indian Kitchen .Whenever I crave for anything sweet, the sweet that comes in my mind is Rava Kesari. This could be made in no time with the available ingredients from your kitchen. This could also be served to sudden guests in home. The goodness of this kesari is that it melts in mouth. Authentic Kesari is served in many South Indian Weddings.
I have prepared the Kesari multiple time so the color of the kesari might be different in the pictures .As I have used different Kesari powder.
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Rava Kesari Recipe
Method:
1)Heat a non-stick pan add ghee and once it’s hot add the rava and fry till nice aroma comes from the rava. Fry the rava in medium flame .And transfer to a plate and set aside.
2) In the same pan add water and let it boil. Add the fried rava slowly into the boiling water and keep stirring. Stir continuously so that no lumps formed.
3) Cook for 3 -4 mins until the rava gets cooked well.
4) Now slowly add the sugar and kesari powder. Keep stirring continuously. There might be lumps but don’t panics as the sugar melts the lumps will disappear.
5) Keep stirring continuously.
6) Keep stirring continuously until the kesari consistency is reached (Such that the rava doesn’t stick to the pan).
7)Fry the Cashew nuts and raisins and add to the Kesari.
Tips:
- You can grease a plate and spread the Kesari after cooling down you can cut it into desired shapes and serve.
- Elachi powder(Cardamom) could be also added it adds a nice aroma to the kesari.
Rava Kesari
Rava Kesari is an Indian dessert made with Semolina, Sugar, Cashew nuts. It is usually made for festivals or any special occasion.
Servings: 3
Calories:
Ingredients
- Rava/sooji/semolina - ½ cup
- Sugar - ¾ cup
- Water - 1 & ½ cup
- Ghee - ¼ cup
- Cashew nuts - 7-8 nos
- Raisins – 5 nos
- Food colour - A pinch
Instructions
- Heat a non-stick pan add ghee and once it’s hot add the rava and fry till nice aroma comes from the rava. Fry the rava in medium flame .And transfer to a plate and set aside.
- In the same pan add water and let it boil. Add the fried rava slowly into the boiling water and keep stirring. Stir continuously so that no lumps formed.
- Cook for 3 -4 mins until the rava gets cooked well.
- Now slowly add the sugar and kesari powder. Keep stirring continuously. There might be lumps but don’t panics as the sugar melts the lumps will disappear.
- Keep stirring continuously until the kesari consistency is reached (Such that the rava doesn’t stick to the pan).
- Fry the Cashew nuts and raisins and add to the Kesari.You can grease a plate and spread the Kesari after cooling down you can cut it into desired shapes and serve.Elachi powder(Cardamom) could be also added it adds a nice aroma to the kesari.
Notes
- You can grease a plate and spread the Kesari after cooling down you can cut it into desired shapes and serve.
- Elachi powder(Cardamom) could be also added it adds a nice aroma to the kesari.
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Aruna
The eternal favourite!
Priya Suresh
Our family favourite, especially Hubby is a crazy kesari fan, never get bored of this classic sweet.
JollyHomemadeRecipes
One of our family fav dish, no doubt it looks delicious..beautiful plating 🙂
Pavani
You have presented that kesari so beautifully. Looks delicious.
Shobha
Always a favourite .. and so easy to make as well.
Unknown
Your rava kesari looks absolutely divine, Sharmila. I can almost smell the aroma.
Sujata Roy
Rava kesari is all time favourite. This looks so inviting. Loved the colour. Just awesome.
Unknown
This is an all-time favourite recipe 🙂 Love those star sprinkles on top
Meera Girdhar
All time fav.. Your looks so inviting with a perfect texture and beautiful colour 🙂
Maria Nasir
We call this Suji ka Halwa in Pakistan. True, it's convenient, quick and very yummy. I love your presentation too!
Jyoti Babel
A classic sweet dish. But, dont know why I haven't tried making on my own. Another up there on my to-try list
Freda
Your rava kesari looks so yummy! So true, if I need something sweet, this always comes to mind, so easy and delicious 🙂
Priya Satheesh
Kesari is one of my weakness.. Looks amazing and love the texture of it.. Absolutely tempting sweet !
Simplyfood
This rava kesari sounds delicious, I have never made it with water as in gujarati cuisine we make it with milk and call it sheero. This is a lovely variation.
Ruchi's Veg Kitchen
Rava kesari looks super delicious. After shifted to Chennai , i started loving this version
Archana
beautifully presented. Tempting.
Padma
All time favourite and this is my go to dessert when I crave anything sweet....Super tempting kesari!!
sujitha
Beautiful texture.. you nailed it.. Kesari is our regular weekend special breakfast.. your pictures are tempting and delicious..
Vidya Narayan
Kesari and wadai is the ultimate combo along with a cup of strong filter coffee. The sugar keeps you going until lunch. Reminds me of my childhood days when Amma made them on Sunday evening tiffins. Loved it.
Vanitha
My favorite dessert of all times; quick, easy and delicious!! Beautiful presentation 🙂
Hayley Dhanecha
Nothing can beat that old school recipe! So delicious, easy and tempting.
jayashree
Rawa kesari is one of the most prepared items in south India. It can be made quickly. This looks delicious.
cookingwithsapana
Rava kesari is my favorite sweet treat and when there is nothing to make in dessert I prefer only rava kesari. Looks yummy.
Ritu Tangri
This is such a dessert that is liked by almost everyone. The way you have presented it, will make kids run for it.
mildly indian
thats such a loved traditional recipe and i am sure the stars were a big welcome.
Sasmita
This is an all-time fav at my side 🙂
How Lovely those star sprinkles on top !!!
code2cook
I love rava kesari recipe a lot. more then normal rava halwa. I put saffron to get color and flavor. looking yummy
Avin
Beautiful colors. Rawa is the most used item in my pantry?
I love making this sweet specially on weekends?