Rice Kheer
Kheer.
Rice cooked in milk. An excellent dish, and this is the first solid food that a kid eat in Manipur. And also on the fifth day of birth of a child, we celebrate the first birthday of sorts called Swasti Puja, and then also we feed the guest with Kheer along with other sweet meats, in short we welcome a human being to earth with Kheer. This is a very special dish.
I had cooked this dish but couldn't post it, and I remembered when i saw a similar recipe on Zou's. So here it goes:
- Boil 1 ltr milk and when the milk start to rise, stir well.
- Add some bay leaves and 4-5 crushed cardamoms,
- Now add 3/4th of a cup of washed rice, kolam or basmati.
- Keep stirring till the rice becomes soft and the mix becomes thick.
- Add 2 TBS of grated coconuts and sugar to taste.
- Cook for 5 more minutes, you may add dry fruits like raisins, cashews and Badam(crushed).
- Add 1 TBS of desi ghee.
- Serve hot.
PS: A little milk maid makes the dish taste great.
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Hello Anthony,
Your kheer looks and sounds yummy. I'll certainly give it a try. I would have never thought about using bay leaves. That's an interesting flavour addition.
Have a great day!
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Hi Anthony,
Bay Leaves is something new for me... I'm gonna surely try this out... Moreover, I have my little one also.. who has just started with cinnamon as the first spice in her food. So I am gonna make this & share it with my daughter. Will let you know how it comes out..
@ Anon: Please do type tony_imp.blogspot.com and refer to side bar for the ceremonies. I have kept a link. SOrry about the problem. I will see what I can do about it right away.
@ Zoubida: Thanks for the tag an I will definitely try out.
@ Tina: OH, Bayleaves give a very good flavor to Kheer, and so do Coconut. Put fresh coconut if you have,, and we also use edible camphor in kheer. I couldn't find it in the market..
@ Anon again: The link sems working just fine.
Bay leaf in kheer? Never heard of that being done before... but I'm willing to try. Your kheer looks so beautifully creamy and white!
@ Shammi: It gives a grea flavor.. and if you can get edible camphor, put a pinch of the same too...
Maharajah,
U look really nice....hey u r an Aquarian na...when's ur bdy???
HAPPY BDY WELL IN ADVANCE...
and ofcourse, yummy yummy kheer...shud not forget to blogroll this site.
:)
Tony that kheer looks so good. I have never cooked kheer as I dont have a sweet tooth but looks like that picture is going to change all that!
@ Aqua: Dont forget to wish me on 9th feb lol
@ Gini: Ah! cook without sugar.. taste just as good.
Mmmm, I love kheer. I have a recipe I make that is almost as good as our favorite restaurant's version.
It's no wonder that you made kheer since it is your your bday. Milkmaid makes kheer yummy. I have always put coconut into kheer and people thought I was crazy though they liked the taste. Now I have proof that it is indeed a good idea:)
My mother and my grandmother usualy made this for me when i was little. It's not made just in Manipur, i guess it beeing a relatively easy recipe that it can be found in many places around the globe. It is very good and nutricios.
hey man..ur kheer luks yummy..y dnt u try d kheer in our brown rice or chak hao...dats taste gr8..better den white rice..
Great recipe thanks.I made it twice, but thesecond time I put chocolate milk instead of regular nd it was almost like pudding :)
rice kheer is my favorite. i'll try it this weekend. thanks for sharing. :)
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