STEP 1.Wash Rice 2-3 times under running water and sundry the rice completely. This will take around two days to completely sundry the rice.
STEP 2.Now make a fine powder of the rice. You can make the Rice Powder in bulk and use it as and when required.
STEP 3.Take 100g Rice Powder and Semolina in a bowl along with a pinch of salt and mix thoroughly.
STEP 4.Now add 2-3 Tbsp. hot water and start kneading.
STEP 5.Add water little by little to make a tight dough.
STEP 6.Once the dough is prepared cover it with a wet cloth and give rest for 15 minutes.
STEP 7.Now take a pinch size dough and using your finger give it elliptical shape. It should look like a rice grain both in size and shape.
STEP 8.Following the same process make rest of the "Choshi".
STEP 9.The size of Choshi varies person to person, however, I prefer the rice grain size.
STEP 10.Once prepared sundry the Choshi completely. You can store excess Choshi in an airtight container.
STEP 11.To make Choshir Payesh:
STEP 12.Take the milk in a deep bottom pan and start boiling it after adding 2 cups of water and 1 bay leaf till the milk reduces to ⅔.
STEP 13.Add Ghee in between.
STEP 14.Once the milk reduces to ⅔, add 1 Cup of Choshi to the milk and keep cooking on low flame.
STEP 15.Cook until the milk thickens and Choshi turned translucent in color.
STEP 16.Add Date Palm Jaggery and mix thoroughly and cook for 5 minutes and then switch the flame off.
STEP 17.Serve Choshir Payesh in room temperature. I though prefer to serve it after storing for one day in the refrigerator.
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