Ingredients

  1. Desi ghee
  2. Suji – 2 cups (coarse)
  3. Raw milk – 4 cups
  4. Threptin Diskettes – 4
  5. Sugar – 2.5 cups
  6. Baking soda
  7. Elaichi powder
  8. Lime juice – 2 spoonfuls
  9. Kaju badam (broken)
  10. Coconut powder or ground coconut – 1 cup
  11. Refined oil

METHOD

  • First, put 2 spoons of desi ghee in a kadai and fry the suji in it. Stir continuously for at least 6 minutes on low flame. Add 2 cups of milk and stir again.
    Now add 4 Threptin Diskettes (previously powdered) and keep stirring until everything mixes well and forms a batter.
  • Take another kadai or bowl and add about 4 cups of water. Add 250 gms of sugar and 1 spoon of lime juice. Boil until a thick sugar syrup is formed. Switch off the gas and let it cool.
  • Take the prepared batter and transfer it to a plate. Slowly press the batter. Add 1 spoon of coconut powder, 1 spoon of elaichi powder, and 1 cup of milk if required. Add 1 spoon of baking soda and knead until it becomes a smooth dough.
  • Make small balls from the dough and gently press them with your hand to form lechi or chasni (make 10 or more as suitable).
  • Heat refined oil in a kadai. Lightly fry the lechi/chasni in the oil (deep frying is not required). Remove them slowly, one by one, and place them on a plate to cool.
  • Put all the fried chasni/lechi into the prepared sugar syrup and let them soak for at least 5–7 minutes. Remove them and arrange on a tray.
  • Garnish with dry fruits (kaju badam) on top.

Your Suji Ras Bhari is now ready to serve!

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