While you may think this fancy dish looks difficult, it’s surprisingly simple. It is really a tasteful dish.
Deepa Gupta | New Delhi | May 12, 2018 3:09 pm
While you may think this fancy dish looks difficult, it’s surprisingly simple. It is really a tasteful dish. Deliciously sweet and super easy to make.
Serves: 6
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Preparation time: 15 min
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Cooking time: 60 min
Ingredients:
Lauki 2 cups (grated)
Milk 1.5 litres (wholesome)
Sugar 5 tablespoons
Green cardamom 2 (powdered)
Almonds 15 (soaked and chopped)
Raisins 20 (washed)
Pistachio 10
Method:
Put milk in a deep thick bottomed pan.
Give a boil on high flame adding grated lauki and cardamom powder.
After a boil comes, cook this kheer on low flame for 45 minutes stirring occasionally.
Add sugar, give a good stir.
Cook for another 15-20 minutes on low flame.
Turn off flame, add almonds and raisins.
Garnish with chopped pistachios.
Serve chilled.
This recipe is easy to navigate and produces delicious results. Seize the moment. This delicacy will not just tempt your taste buds but will give your taste buds an-altogether amazing glide which will leave you wanting for more. So, satisfy your sweet craving by enjoying this dish.
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