Another popular sweet dish generally made during Makar Sankranti in Bengal. Chushi pithe is originally made with rice powder but I have replaced it with semolina.

Sujir Chushi Pitha

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By Anamika Modi

Jun, 13th

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Servings

2 persons

Cook Time

30 minutes

Ingredients

4 - 6

Ingredients

1 litre Full fat milk
1/2 cup Semolina
as per taste Salt
250 gm Date palm jaggery
2 tbsp Sugar
2-3tbsp or as required Rice powder

Instructions

Boil the milk till it thickens. Add a pinch of salt, sugar & the jaggery gradually in the milk. Stir occasionally.
Meanwhile prepare the dough for Chushi. Take a kadai. Boil 1cup water with a bit of salt. Measuring the same cup add 1/2cup semolina. Stir & make a dough. Take it out on a plate.
Add required amount of rice powder to tighten the dough.
Rub your hands with a dash of rice powder. Take very small amount of semolina dough,just press& roll between your palms& the Chushi is ready. Otherwise take a medium size ball of dough,roll into thin,long shape. Dash some rice powder on your roller board. Press & roll into little elongated thin shape chushi.
When the jaggery melts &:the milk thickens add the Chushi & cook for 5 mins on low flame. Serve at room temperature or chilled.

Notes/Tips

Similar to kheer but something different

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