How to Prepare Perfect Kesari bath Karnataka style

Kesari bath Karnataka style. Karnataka style easy and quick Kesari bath recipe with step by step pictures. Kesari bath is a very very popular recipe originated from the state of Karnataka, India. This is a very common sweet or desert prepared during festivals, special occasions, normal days and when there are sudden guests at.

The combination of khara bath and kesari bath is known as chow chow bath. Kesari bath is a very delicious Indian sweet prepared in Karnataka style using sooji, sugar and water. This kesari bath is very similar to sheera/ kesari Kesari bath is usually served as breakfast along with khara bath that I have posted earlier in blog a sooji breakfast. You can have Kesari bath Karnataka style using 8 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Kesari bath Karnataka style

It's 1 cup of Charoti Rava.
It's 3/4 cup of Sugar.
Prepare 1 tsp of Cardamom.
It's as needed of Food colour.
Prepare as needed of Saffron.
Prepare 1/2 cup of Ghee.
You need as needed of Dry fruits.
You need 2 1/2 cup of Water.

This kesari bhath can be prepared. Here is the Kesari bath that is prepared without artificial color powder Carrot juice is used for color. Nutmeg scrapes is used for good sleep. Want to try some Diwali sweet?

Kesari bath Karnataka style step by step

First dry roast rava in a pan in low flame till we get aroma or goof fragrance..and keep it aside.
In same pan add ghee 2 tsp add dry nuts & keep it or transfer to a bowl...
In the same pan add mentioned water sugar let it sugar dissolved in water then add saffron let it boil then add roasted Rava stir well...
Now add if required foot colour, Good amount of ghee...

You can try Kesari Bath / Rava Kesari. Though it is usual sweet its unique in preparation and ingredients. Kesari Bath - Many Varieties At home, I try to prepare this lovely sweet dish with pure Ghee, Kesar strands and depending on availability, I use either Pineapple or Chow Chow Bath - what goes with Rava Kesari Bath? In Karnataka, the term Chow Chow Bath is quite popular in fast foods and hotels. This rice kesari bath recipe would have been a great post for Navaratri, if I had posted it in the beginning that is the first day itself.