RICE KHEER
In this blog, I am going to share my knowledge in cookery, especially Tamilnadu delicacies. Cooking is a great art which needs patience, innovation and interest to create more and more new delicious recipes. Please pen down your suggestions and comments if you enjoy cooking the recipes here!! Thanks a lot for visiting my blog!
I am beginning with a sweet kheer, which is an authentic Tamilnadu recipe.
Ingredients:
Raw rice- 1 cup
Ghee- half cup
Thick milk- 2 liters
Broken Cashew nuts- 2 tbsp
Raisins- 3 tbsp
Saffron- ¼ sp
Cardamom powder-1/4 sp
Sugar- 3 cups
Procedure:
Heat a pan and pour the ghee.
On slow fire, first fry the cashew nuts and raisins and take them away.
Add the rice and fry them to golden brown.
Heat a pressure cooker and pour the milk.
Add the fried rice with the ghee, saffron, and cardamom powder.
Mix well. Close with the lid and pressure cook the milk with the rice to one whistle on medium fire.
Then reduce the heat to very low and cook for further 25 minutes.
Open the pressure cooker, add the sugar and further cook for some minutes until you get a slight thickened consistency.
I am beginning with a sweet kheer, which is an authentic Tamilnadu recipe.
Ingredients:
Raw rice- 1 cup
Ghee- half cup
Thick milk- 2 liters
Broken Cashew nuts- 2 tbsp
Raisins- 3 tbsp
Saffron- ¼ sp
Cardamom powder-1/4 sp
Sugar- 3 cups
Procedure:
Heat a pan and pour the ghee.
On slow fire, first fry the cashew nuts and raisins and take them away.
Add the rice and fry them to golden brown.
Heat a pressure cooker and pour the milk.
Add the fried rice with the ghee, saffron, and cardamom powder.
Mix well. Close with the lid and pressure cook the milk with the rice to one whistle on medium fire.
Then reduce the heat to very low and cook for further 25 minutes.
Open the pressure cooker, add the sugar and further cook for some minutes until you get a slight thickened consistency.
3 Comments:
At 4 January 2010 at 11:30 , ஸாதிகா said...
congratulations akka!you have started your blog with sweet kheer.keep going and i pray your blog be an useful one for all.
Thanks & Regards,
shadiqah
At 4 January 2010 at 22:40 , Mano Saminathan said...
Dear Sathiqua!
Thanks a lot for visiting my blog as well as the hearty wishes.
At 7 January 2010 at 18:13 , Unknown said...
Amma,
Just now i visited ur site ma. Superb Opening. My heartest wishes to be a successful and popular begining. All dishes are tongue drooling.
Ever loving daughter,
Vishali madhan.
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