Red, juicy carrots are in season and these varieties are prefect for Gajar ka halwa. And the weather is best for warm desserts. Another warm dessert is the delicious kheer. Its very easy to make and no grating involved as in halwa. It gets done with minimal effort. Here is how I make it.
- Carrot - 4, long ones
- Milk - 500 ml
- Sugar- 1/2 cup
- Ghee - 1 tspn
- Raisins,Cashews - 1 tblspn
- Cardamon powder -1/4 tspn
Method
Wash and peel the carrots. Cut into half inch thick roundels. Cook the carrots with 1/4 cup of milk in the pressure cooker. Leave the cooked carrots to cool. Puree the carrots not so very fine. Boil the milk and stir in the carrot puree. Cook till the milk+carrot mixture thickens. Add sugar and it will thin the kheer. Boil till it starts thickening. Add roasted cashews, raisins and cardamom powder. Remove from fire. Serve warm or chilled as you wish.
P.S - Grinding some cashewnuts along with carrots will give a more rich and creamier kheer.
love this kheer,looks yumm..
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Very colorful kheer!!
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ReplyDeleteCarrot kheer,brings back memories when it used to be 'fasting food' for my parents and dessert for us!Great colour.
ReplyDeleteI too love this a lot.Made a few times for my hubby:)
ReplyDeleteThe color is attractive- i love warm kheer!
ReplyDeleteWat a fabulous looking kheer, love this carrot kheer anytime..
ReplyDeletegr8 kheer..our family fav..only I add badam powder for some extra richness as my FIL loves that!!
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Recently I have developed craving for this one,sounds super yummy!
ReplyDeleteHealthy kheer. Looks delicious
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