Kheer from Badam and Cashew. It is very simple. This is for 4 to 6 people.
Take one small cup badam
cashewnuts 10 to 15 numbers
Raw rice two table spoons
carrot one small size grated
coconut shredded two table spoons
cardamom powder 1/4 teaspoon
Kishmish /Raisins one table spoon
ghee two table spoon
sugar two cups
milk 250 grammes
Soak the rice separately. Wash soak the badam, cashewnuts separately for minimum 3 hours. After 3 hours remove the skin from the badam. Put the badam, cashewnuts, grated coconut, grated carrot and soaked rice. Grind it coarsely. The grinded paste will just look like the Chirotti Rava. Mix one or two cup water. Boil the milk till it will come to 100 millilitres.
Now put a non stic pan in a stove and pour one tablespoon ghee. After the ghee melted pour the batter and stir well with a ladle/spatula. You can stir the batter for 15 minutes. Add more water if required. When the batter starts to thicken, add sugar. Stir for some more minutes. Let it boil for another 20 minutes. When it thickens, add the already boiled milk. The consistency should be thick. Remove from fire and add cardamom powder. Heat the remaining ghee in a pan, and add the raisins/kishmish. Add them in the kheer. Serve hot or cool. It will be very tasty.
Take one small cup badam
cashewnuts 10 to 15 numbers
Raw rice two table spoons
carrot one small size grated
coconut shredded two table spoons
cardamom powder 1/4 teaspoon
Kishmish /Raisins one table spoon
ghee two table spoon
sugar two cups
milk 250 grammes
Soak the rice separately. Wash soak the badam, cashewnuts separately for minimum 3 hours. After 3 hours remove the skin from the badam. Put the badam, cashewnuts, grated coconut, grated carrot and soaked rice. Grind it coarsely. The grinded paste will just look like the Chirotti Rava. Mix one or two cup water. Boil the milk till it will come to 100 millilitres.
Now put a non stic pan in a stove and pour one tablespoon ghee. After the ghee melted pour the batter and stir well with a ladle/spatula. You can stir the batter for 15 minutes. Add more water if required. When the batter starts to thicken, add sugar. Stir for some more minutes. Let it boil for another 20 minutes. When it thickens, add the already boiled milk. The consistency should be thick. Remove from fire and add cardamom powder. Heat the remaining ghee in a pan, and add the raisins/kishmish. Add them in the kheer. Serve hot or cool. It will be very tasty.
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