Rice Kheer / Rice Pudding Kheer / Rice Payasam

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Cook Time :40 Min | Servings : 2 Persons

Rice Kheer / Rice Pudding Kheer / Rice Payasam

Rice Kheer is a very famous Indian dessert which would be served in Parties and restaurants. It taste delicious, not very strong sweetness attracts even non-sweet lovers. It’s very easy to make in home and the recipes follows as boiling the milk, allow it to thicken and add rice, nuts. Even cooked rice or left over rice can also be used in the recipe.
This can be served either chilled or hot. I like it to be served chill.

Ingredients :
Butter 1/2 tsp
Raw Rice 1/4 cup ( Small grains rice preferable )
Milk 4 cups
Saffron 1 pinch
Sugar 1/4 cup
Cardamom powder 1/4 tsp
Almond 1 tbsp
Pistachio 1 tbsp
Directions:
  1. Step 1

    Add a tsp of sugar, saffron grind them in mortar and make it to a fine powder. Slice Almonds and Pistachio’s in to thin slices.

  2. Step 2

    In a wide open heavy bottom pan, add butter and fry rice for about a min till it becomes golden brown. Add the milk and allow it to boil. Stir often till it boils as it might burn the bottom. Allow it to boil for 30 min in the low-medium flame. Keep stirring occasionally and make sure bottom is not burnt as it spoils the taste of the Kheer.

  3. Step 3

    Add sugar, cardamom powder and let it boil for 3 minutes. Add powdered Saffron and mix well. It gives a nice peach color to the Rice Kheer. Add the nuts to the kheer.

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2 Responses to “Rice Kheer / Rice Pudding Kheer / Rice Payasam”

  1. viki says:

    Rice kheer looks so bright and creamy. Sure it is an eye catcher in a party.

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