100g -- rice 1 tin -- sweetened condensed milk or milkmaid 1 litre --milk Chopped nuts and cardamom powder for decoration
few strings-- safforan
1. Wash rice and pressure cook in milk for 10 minutes (or cook on slow fire, till rice is soft).
2. Add condensed milk and cook for another 5 to 7 minutes, stirring continuously, until the kheer reaches a desired consistency. Remove from fire.
3. Serve garnished with nuts and cardamom powder.
4. If kheer is served chilled, keep it a little sweeter because cold kheer tastes less sweet then hot
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ReplyDeleteLooks so good. I love your recipe because it has milkmaid:-) Just perfect..
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