This kheer is cooked a bit differently compared to the normal kheer that we normally cook. Try it out.
Ingredients
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¾ cup rice – soaked in water
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5 litre milk
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1 cup sugar
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½ packet Bread rusk biscuit
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4 Tablespoon powdered milk
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1 teaspoon powdered Ilaichi
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1 Tablespoon Kaju/Badam chopped
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Prepare Bread Rusk Biscuit Mixture:
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Place Bread Rusk Biscuits in a blender.
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Add a small amount of liquid milk, powdered milk, and a pinch of elaichi (cardamom).
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Blend the mixture until smooth.
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Cook Rice in a Pressure Cooker:
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In a pressure cooker, combine rice, 3 cups of water, and 1 cup of milk.
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Cook on a medium flame for 10 minutes.
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Allow the pressure to release completely before opening the lid.
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Blend Cooked Rice:
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Transfer the cooked rice into the blender with the bread rusk biscuit mixture.
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Grind the ingredients together until well combined.
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Prepare Caramelized Sugar:
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In a pot, combine 5 tablespoons of sugar with 3 tablespoons of water.
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Caramelize the sugar mixture over medium heat for approximately 10 minutes until it turns a caramel color.
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Cook Blended Mixture:
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In another pot, pour the contents of the blender.
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Save one cup of milk and add the rest to the pot.
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Cook the mixture over low to medium flame for 20 minutes, stirring continuously.
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Combine Caramelized Sugar:
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Once the sugar is caramelized, pour one cup of milk into it.
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Combine Caramelized Sugar with Kheer:
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When the blended mixture (kheer) has thickened, pour the caramelized sugar into it.
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The kheer will acquire a lovely color.
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Add the remaining sugar, and mix well.
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Add pista, badam (almonds), and elaichi, mixing thoroughly.
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Save a small portion of pista for garnishing.
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Serve:
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You can either put the kheer in the fridge before serving or serve it hot.
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Garnish with the saved pista before serving.
Enjoy your delicious kheer!
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