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It is a complete treat for. A delicious Indian dessert made with Vermicelli, cooked in milk and dry fruits. A quintessential festival recipe, sewai or seviyaan is made in every household on the occasion of Eid. You can have Crunchy kalakand bites using 7 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Crunchy kalakand bites

You need 1 litre of milk.
It's 1/2 cup of sour curd.
Prepare 1/2 cup of sugar.
Prepare 2 tbsp of milkmaid.
You need 4-5 of strands of kesar.
It's as needed of dry nuts to garnish.
You need 4 slices of bread.

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Crunchy kalakand bites instructions

Boil half litre of milk and curdle it with sour curd..
Add the remaining milk to another pan and reduce it to half..
Once it is reduced to half add chenna and cook until it is reduced to 1/4th..
Now add milkmaid and cook for 2-3 minutes.
Add sugar and cook till it is in the consistency of burfi..
Kalaknd is ready..
Now cut bread with cookie cutter in heart shape and deep fry them..
Add kalakand to it, garnish with dry chopped nuts..
Crunchy kalakand bites are ready..

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