Picture Courtesy: Charche Chauke Ke
Makhane ki Kheer - मखाने की खीर (Euryale Seeds Pudding)Ingredients
Milk - 6 cups
Makhana - 2 cups (I used a 2 oz. packet that I got in Indian store)
Sugar - 1 cup
Green Cardamom Powder - 1 tsp
Ghee (Clarified Butter) - 2 tbsp
Saffron - 3 to 4 strands
Pista (Pistachio) or any other dry fruits - 1 tsbp sliced or coarsely ground
Preparation
- Roast Makhana in ghee
- Cool it down and then grind makhana coarsely
- Boil milk in a heavy bottomed plan.
- Add groound makhana, sugar and saffron.
- Boil it and let the milk thicken.
- Once the pudding thickens, add ilaichi powder and any dry fruits you want.
Serving
Serve it warm as a dessert.
This goes to Shama's - Kheer Festival.
This also goes to Cooking with Seeds - Cardamom Seeds event hosted by Priya.
Till next post, take care.
17 comments:
Wow nice pudding.New to me.Never had it before.Beautiful pic.
That's a new dessert for me..looks awesome...
I am positive' I have seen and tasted this seeds b'4...but never had them in kheer form'...this recipe sounds delicious.:)
Thanks Kiran, Gulmohar and Malar. I will be posting few more recipes using makhana :)
yummy nd my fav
That is an interesting pudding with makhana, never tried it. Looking at ur dessert, would definitely give a try.
Unique kheer, looks super delicious and creamy, thanks for sharing Priya..
wow...yummy yummy kheer...nice photo..thank you dear
I have never heard nor cooked with this seed or nut before It sounds very interesting.I am going to google about it and try nad find it at the indian supermarket.Lovely kheer looks rich nad creamy.
This kheer is something new to me. I haven't tried it before. But it looks delectable and yummy.
this kheer looks so yummy! i have never tried this before. will definitely give it a try once.
This is something new to me but looks so creamy and delicious...
Yummy kheer..looks gr8t
never seen this seed before.Pudding sounds delicious!
Thank you everyone for your wonderful comments :)
I have never had this dish or Makhane, but will look for it now... your kheer looks great!
This is served as prashad at North Indian temples, right?
Recently I got to taste this and it is almost devoid of any taste or flavor. I bet all that sugar, cardamom makes it flavorful.:)
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