Rice pudding is a very popular Indian dessert that is served at religiousfestivals and as prasad- a sweet offering to the dieties. It can be made from short grain rice or flaked rice. In todays post I have made my Kheer using flaked rice and adding traditional Indian spices such as saffron, cardamom and nutmeg.
Flaked Rice Pudding -Kheer
Creamy rich flaked rice pudding cooked with fragrant Indian spices and nuts.
Ingredients:
- 1.5 cups full cream milk
- 1/2 cup thin flaked rice
- 1/4 cup sweetened condensed milk
- 5 almonds
- 5 cashew nuts
- 5 pistachio nuts
- 1 teaspoon cardamon powder
- 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg powder
- few strands saffron
Method:
1.In a heavy bottomed pan, pour the milk and bring it to a slow simmer. 2.Put the flaked rice in a large sieve and rinse them under cold water.3.Add the rinsed flaked rice to the milk and simmer the milk until the flaked rice is soft, it will takeabout 8 minutes.4. Add the condensed milk to the pan and simmer for 2-3 minutes longer .5.Slice the the nuts and keep them aside.6. Add a few strands of saffron, half the nuts, cardamom powder, nutmeg into the rice pudding and stir together 8.Take the rice pudding off the heat and transfer to a serving bowl , garnish with remaining nuts.
Details
Prep time:10 mins Cooking Time:20 minutes Total time:30 Yield: 3 servingsSubmitting to:
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Sounds delicious with all the spices in it! I've always wonder what saffron tastes like.
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I love rice pudding. It's real comfort food. I usually make it the English way but I have tried it before made like this when I visited some Asian friends. I had no idea you use cream and condensed milk in it. Sounds interesting.
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I love rice pudding, especially on a cold winter night... delicious
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid I got put off rice pudding by being forced to eat it at boarding school. I relaise this one sounds pretty good and a far cry from the horror I had to eat 30 years ago but I can't get over my pathalogical loathing of it!!!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of a flaked rice. I must buy some so I can "play" with it.
ReplyDeleteOh I love rice pudding, not had any in such a long time though, now I feel the need to go out and buy some, this looks delicious! x
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love rice pudding, my mum used to do a home made version which was amazing x
ReplyDeleteWe love, love. love flaked rice pudding. I might have to make one now
ReplyDeleteMy husband would love this. May have to give it a go.
ReplyDeleteI've never made an Indian rice pudding before, but this looks lovely! x
ReplyDeleteThis looks lovely! I've only ever had rice pudding out of a tin, which I used to love so I think this would taste amazing! xxx
ReplyDeleteI love rice pudding but I've never seen flaked rice. His lovely to have some spices and nuts in it.
ReplyDeleteI like rice pudding but never made it with flaked rice . Another recipe to try soon .
ReplyDeleteI love rice pudding - this makes it sound extra yummy!
ReplyDeleteFantastic images! Rice pudding is one of my favorite deserts ... (it also reminds me of mexican horchata...so good ....)
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-Anastasia Ivy
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love dudh poha anytime.
ReplyDeleteDelicious kheer.. never tried with rice flakes.
ReplyDeleteThis is definitely one for the wife, I have a hatred towards rice pudding and anything that can develop a skin on it.
ReplyDeleteI've not had rice pudding in years, infact it don't think the kids have ever tried
ReplyDeleteMust make this
I made a kids version of this and we loved it!!
ReplyDeleteOooh this looks amazing
ReplyDeleteUs Brits can be so closed minded to food sometimes, but as someone that has tried this dish I have to say that it miles and away clear of our tinned rubbish that we spoon jam into.
ReplyDeleteI love traditional rice pudding (a la Delia !!) but this sounds delicious!
ReplyDeletewow this delicious! I always forget how nice rice pudding is, but this looks yummy! x
ReplyDeleteI love rice pudding but have never tried to make my own. Might just have to give it a go now.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely twist on the rice pudding I am used to.
ReplyDeleteyummy doodh poha, but never tried adding condensed milk. I think I will do so next time to make it more creamier.
ReplyDeletejust love this recipe, the nicest rice pudding ever
ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting twist on the classic rice pudding. I would like to try this recipe out some time.
ReplyDeleteThis looks fab ! I am a huge fan of the English rice pudding and this looks even tastier :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks so delicious.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite dessert is homemade rice pudding -this looks truly amazing!
ReplyDeleteForgotten about this beaut - will make again soon
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