🍮 Sheer Khurma Recipe – Traditional Eid Dessert with Dry Fruits

Introduction:

Sheer Khurma is a luxurious and creamy vermicelli pudding enriched with milk, dates, nuts, and cardamom — a dessert traditionally prepared on Eid-ul-Fitr across Pakistan, India, and other Muslim communities worldwide. This classic festive sweet dish is rich, aromatic, and full of royal flavors.

A perfect choice for those looking for Eid desserts, Pakistani sweet recipes, or halal festive foods, Sheer Khurma is now trending globally as a flavorful vermicelli milk pudding.

Traditional Sheer Khurma dessert in a bowl with dry fruits and saffron — Eid special sweet

📝 Ingredients:

  • 1 liter full-fat milk

  • 1/2 cup seviyan (vermicelli)

  • 10–12 seedless dates (chopped)

  • 4–5 dried figs (optional)

  • 10 almonds (blanched and sliced)

  • 10 pistachios (sliced)

  • 2 tbsp ghee

  • 1/2 tsp cardamom powder

  • 2 tbsp sugar (adjust to taste)

  • Few saffron strands (optional)

  • 1 tbsp chironji (charoli seeds) — optional

  • Rose water (few drops, optional)


🔪 Step-by-Step Instructions 

1. Roast Vermicelli 

  • Heat ghee in a non-stick pan.

  • Lightly roast vermicelli until golden brown. Remove and set aside.

2. Boil and Reduce Milk 

  • In a deep pan, bring milk to a boil.

  • Simmer on low flame for 10–12 minutes until slightly thickened.

3. Add Dates and Dry Fruits

  • Add chopped dates, figs, almonds, pistachios, and cardamom powder.

  • Let it simmer for another 5 minutes.

4. Add Vermicelli and Sweeten 

  • Add roasted seviyan and stir well.

  • Add sugar and saffron. Simmer for 5–7 more minutes until it thickens.

5. Final Touch 

  • Turn off heat and add rose water (optional).

  • Garnish with extra nuts and serve warm or chilled.


💡 Tips & Notes:

  • Use full-fat milk for creamy texture.

  • Soak dates and figs for 10 minutes for soft texture.

  • Chill before serving for a rich pudding experience.


❓ FAQs:

Q1: Can I use condensed milk instead of sugar?

Yes, replace sugar with 2–3 tbsp condensed milk for extra richness.

Q2: Is Sheer Khurma served hot or cold?

It’s traditionally served warm, but it tastes amazing when chilled too.

Q3: Can I make it ahead of time?

Yes, make a day before and refrigerate. Add a little warm milk before serving if it thickens too much.

🙏 Closing Line:

Thanks for trying this Sheer Khurma Recipe! Do share with your loved ones on festive days and visit again for more traditional treats! 🌙

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