Indian festivals become incomplete without a dessert or a sweet dish. Any household would cook a wide range of sweets without bothering how much taxing it could be. A very simple yet exorbitant kheer is one of them for sure. So, here I present today a time consuming but not so taxing kheer/payasam/pudding recipe that is loved by one & all!
Recipe Source: thechefandherkitchen
Ingredients:
Sona masoori rice: 1/2 cup (Any other medium grain rice like ponni rice, raw rice would do)
Full cream fresh milk: 5 cups
Sugar: 1/3rd cup
Saffron: a pinch
Cardamom powder: 1/4th tsp
Chopped nuts: 1.5 tbsp (I used sliced almonds, chopped pistachios & raisins)
Method:
Notes:
The payasam becomes a bit thick after it is cooled down. If you prefer it more on the kheer types, add few tablespoons of hot milk to your serving & heat for couple of minutes in the stove or microwave & then enjoy!
I'm sending this recipe to the event "Tried and tested" hosted by me & to the event creator Lakshmi.
I'm waiting for your entries now :)
Update: I'm also sending this to Priya's "Celebrate Sweets-Sweets with rice" event & to the creator Nivedita.
Recipe Source: thechefandherkitchen
Ingredients:
Sona masoori rice: 1/2 cup (Any other medium grain rice like ponni rice, raw rice would do)
Full cream fresh milk: 5 cups
Sugar: 1/3rd cup
Saffron: a pinch
Cardamom powder: 1/4th tsp
Chopped nuts: 1.5 tbsp (I used sliced almonds, chopped pistachios & raisins)
Method:
- Wash the rice thoroughly & soak them in water for 10-15mins.
- Meantime, heat milk in a thick bottomed vessel.
- Crush the safrron between your palms & add the saffron to the milk.
- When milk becomes hot, drain the water from the soaked rice & add the rice & raisins to the milk. Preserve the other nuts for later use. Stir well.
- Cook the rice in milk on a medium heat. Keep stirring once a while to ensure that rice doesn't stick to the bottom of the vessel.
- When rice is cooked (takes around 30-35mins), add the sugar, cardamom powder & reduce the heat.
- Cook on a low heat for another 5-7mins.
- Turn off the heat, garnish with the chopped nuts.
- Serve them hot, warm or cold.
The payasam becomes a bit thick after it is cooled down. If you prefer it more on the kheer types, add few tablespoons of hot milk to your serving & heat for couple of minutes in the stove or microwave & then enjoy!
I'm sending this recipe to the event "Tried and tested" hosted by me & to the event creator Lakshmi.
I'm waiting for your entries now :)
Update: I'm also sending this to Priya's "Celebrate Sweets-Sweets with rice" event & to the creator Nivedita.
lovely sweet dish... perfect for this celebration day..:)
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One of my fav...looks yum
ReplyDeleteThis is too much..I cannot resist any more... I want some please...
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Cant take my eyes from that wonderful looking pudding,pls do send this wonderful pudding to my event am guest hosting..
ReplyDeletePayasam look so rich and yummy!! mouth-watering clicks..
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well presented and even i have that cute bowl
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I love paal payasam .. this looks yummy
ReplyDeletelooks delicious, makes perfect festive recipe.
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