The Solemn October spell - 'Kati Bihu'. Kati Bihu Ahil - Official Video - Nayan AnjaRam - Ikshita Rani Kati Bihu Special video. আস্তিক Aastik পৌৰাণিক কাহিনীৰ বিশ্লেষণ. Kati Bihu Ahil - Official Video - Nayan AnjaRam - Ikshita Rani
Ingredients of The Solemn October spell - 'Kati Bihu'
- You need of Coconut milk and ladoo (truffles).
- It's 1 cup of Coconut Dessicated.
- Prepare 1 litre of Milk (full fat).
- Prepare ¼ cup of Condensed milk.
- It's 100 g of Sugar.
- You need ¼ tsp of Cardamon powder.
- You need ½ cup of Semolina (roasted).
- You need 2 tbsps of Sesame seeds.
- It's ½ cup of Almonds pistachios cashew , & (chopped).
- It's 1 tbsp of butter Clarified.
- You need 12 - 15 strands of Saffron.
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The Solemn October spell - 'Kati Bihu' step by step
- In a deep pan combine milk, condensed milk an sugar. Keep stirring the mixture over medium heat.
- Take out 2 tbsp of warm milk and soak the saffron strands.
- When the mixture starts reducing add the desiccated coconut.
- Let the mixture reduce further till it seems semi solid.
- Then add the saffron mixture, cardamom powder and roasted Semolina. Mix well and remove from heat.
- Heat the frying pan and melt clarified butter.
- Add the chopped nuts and sesame seeds.
- Fry for a minute and add them to the semi solid mixture.
- Apply ghee to your palms and roll out the truffles or ladoos Coast them in some extra desiccated cocunut and serve..
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