Mango Sheera

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Mango Sheera 

Sheera is the most popular Indian dessert which is prepared with semolina, ghee & sugar. 

It is also called as kesari bath or suji ka halwa. 

Sheera or kesari bath is i am sure everyone's favourite sweet dish. My family loves sheera with fresh fruits as it has the natural taste & flavour. 

During mango season, i love to prepare sheera with mangoes.  Here we need less sugar as mangoes have natural sweetness. This is an easy dessert prepared with ripe mangoes, semolina, ghee, sugar & nuts. 

No artificial food colour or flavour is used in this recipe. 

Please note:

Make sure to use good quality mangoes to get better flavour & taste. 

I have used Alphonso mangoes. I have used less sugar here. Kindly use as per your taste. 

RECIPE

Ingredients:

  • 2-3 tbsp Ghee
  • 1 cup Bombay rava/ semolina 
  • Few dry fruits of your choice
  • 3/4th cup fresh Mango pieces
  • 1/2cup sugar
  • Pinch of salt
  • 3 cups of Water
  • Pinch of cardamom powder. 

METHOD


Heat  1 tbsp ghee, add required quantity dry fruits , fry & keep aside.

Heat 2 tbsp ghee( use as per your choice) & add 1 cup bombay rava. 

Fry on a low flame till it smells good for about 2-3 minutes. 

Add a pinch of salt & 3/4th cup mango pieces. 

Mix well. 

Add 3 cups of water & cook for 2-3 minutes. 

Add 1/2 cup sugar( as per your choice). Mix & take a good boil. 

Add  cardamom powder and roasted dry fruits. 

Mix well & serve hot. 

Delicious Mango sheera is ready. It's moist and super delicious. 

Pineapple Sheera

Same recipe is used to prepare pineapple sheera. 

Instead of mango pieces, add pineapple pieces. 

Enjoy this yummy snack with your loved ones. 
Thank you for visiting my blog. 





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