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Nimkir Payesh

Nimkir Payesh

Nimkir Payesh

 

Serves: 4

 

Ingredients

 

For Nimki

 

      Maida/All-purpose flour- 1 cup

      Ghee- 2 tbsp + more for rolling and deep frying

      Salt- ¼ tsp

 

For Payesh

 

      Full fat cow milk- 800ml

      Date Jaggery powder / Khejur gur powder- ½ cup

      Green Cardamoms (roughly crushed)- 5

      Almonds (for garnishing)- Sliced (as needed)

 

Method

 

Making the Nimkis

To begin making the nimki dough, combine ghee and salt with the maida. Mix the ingredients until the flour resembles coarse breadcrumbs. When you take a handful of the mixture, it should hold its shape, indicating that the flour is ready for kneading.

Next, add water, knead and make a smooth, firm dough.

Divide the dough into two equal roundels.

Grease a surface with some ghee, and start rolling a roundel to disc (just like a roti).

Next, cut this disc into small diamonds by using a knife.

In a deep frying pan (kadai), heat a generous portion of ghee over low to medium heat. Fry the nimkis in batches until they turn golden in colour. Once cooked, transfer the nimkis to a bowl or plate and set them aside for later use.

 

Making the Payesh

In a deep bottomed pan heat the milk.

Once the milk begins to boil, lower the heat and add the date jaggery powder and cardamom. Stir the mixture thoroughly, and continue to simmer the milk over medium heat until it is reduced by half. This process may take about 20 minutes. Be sure to stir continuously to prevent the milk from spilling and to avoid burning at the bottom of the pan.

Turn off the heat and cool the milk for some time.

Add the nimkis to the warm milk, and stir gently, garnish with nuts.

Cool the payesh at room temperature before serving.

Keep the rest of the payesh refrigerated, and consume within 2 days.

Author: Chandrima Sarkar (Not Out Of The Box)

About the author: 

Chandrima Sarkar is a food writer and the founder of the award-winning blog 'Not Out of the Box.' As a self-taught expert in her craft, she is best known for her inspiring photographs and recipes. In addition to developing easy and workable recipes, she works closely with food and beverage brands to create high-quality digital content for them.

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