Showing posts with label Kheer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kheer. Show all posts

Monday, 24 December 2012

Phool makhana ki kheer

I think u wont be needing an introduction to phool makhana as already post of phool makhana curry is posted previously.  So let us see how to make nutritious kheer/ payasam.



Ingredients required


  • 1 cup phool makhana/lotus seed
  • Half litre milk
  • 1/4 cup sugar
  • 1/4 cup condensed milk
  • 1/2 tsp cardamon powder
  • 1/4 cup ghee roasted almond pieces


Method

In a deep vessel, add milk and phool makhana.  Heat under simmer flame till phool makhana gets cooked.  Now, mash the phool makhana with help of any utensil, (for instance, daal masher) such that phool makhana gets incorporated into milk very well.




Now add in cardamon powder, sugar, condensed milk, stir continously.



Garnish with almond pieces and serve hot... hmm.. it was very tasty... :)




I enjoyed it!!!!1


Tuesday, 23 October 2012

Bhopla aur dal ki kheer

  The pumpkin, as a whole has a varied medical properties.

  • Pumpkin offers protection against heart diseases by containing antioxidants.

  • The vegetable has a laxative action, being useful in case of dyspepsia and constipation. Fried pumpkin is healthy for those who suffer from heart diseases.

  • Pumpkin juice is indicated for ulcer and high acidity. It has to be drunk three times a day, half an hour before meals.

  • It is also useful in cases of insomnia, having sedative properties.

  • In external use, pumpkin is recommended for treating burns, inflammations and abscesses.
Traditionally these are cooked with chana dal and expressed as 'kootu' or cooked in desi ghee and sugar as halwa.  Here i tried low-fat version of pumpkin as a dessert, i used red pumpkin and moong dal as a sweet combo and added grated jaggery in it.  This not only is nutritious  but also low caloried...So, diet freak guys do watch out.....




   You will need 1/4 cup of moong dal soaked in water, one cup of red pumpkin (deskinned and deseeded and chopped into large pieces), 1/4 cup milk, 100 gm grated jaggery, pinch of cardamon and ghee, 5-6 badam to (garnish)
   First take moong dal and bhopla, pressure cook for 2 whistles
After pressure cooking, mash the mixture using dal masher. Cook it in simmer flame
Add grated jaggery and wait till it melts, this is followed by adding milk and cardamon powder
Serve with ghee roasted badam pieces

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