That it is Diwali today I thought of posting something
sweet. So here is Carrot Kheer for all you readers and Wishing you all a Very
Happy and Prosperous Diwali J
, have a safe one.
Carrots are
rich in Vitamin A and this is one such vegetable which
we like to eat raw or in
any Desserts.
I’ve tried
different kheer like pumpkin
kheer, bottle gourd kheer and even fruit
kheers. And now it is Carrot kheer. This is very easy and I’ve minimized
the amount of milk in it yet it has a rich and creamy texture.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgE-n7eTfaFooAp4L5AiIyLPJafhx16RLTWHsPz74iMZRbePO1gGMHppmgN0Y5HM9Qu5PvTdIHczTzcZn9i9yraow0aqjOTwM0nzu0vmikF3k0wsxCipYSWqcZQwHdNi7FvNh4Dqr2jEmsZ/s1600/DSCN0160.JPG)
Ingredients:
700gm of carrots
½ litre of milk
2 tsp of ghee
A few of cashew nuts and pistachios (any nut of your choice)
A little more than ¼ thcup of sugar * check notes
½ tsp of powdered cardamom
2 tbsp of condensed milk
How I Made It:
700gm of carrots
½ litre of milk
2 tsp of ghee
A few of cashew nuts and pistachios (any nut of your choice)
A little more than ¼ thcup of sugar * check notes
½ tsp of powdered cardamom
2 tbsp of condensed milk
How I Made It:
Firstly peel the carrots and grate them.
Now add this carrots to 1 cup of milk and
keep it to boil.
When the carrots have cooked in the milk
allow it to cool down.
Meanwhile heat the ghee in a small pan and
fry some cashewnuts in it. Keep aside for later use.
Once cooled down add it in a mixer grinder/
blender and puree it into a fine paste.
Now transfer this mixture in a thick
bottomed pan and add the remaining milk in it and allow it to cook until it
gets thickened a bit.
Once this is done add in the sugar and mix
well. Let it come to a rolling boil.
Add cardamom powder and garnish it with
fried cashewnuts, pistachios.
Tastes best when Served Chilled.
Note:
I have used very less ghee for frying cashews you can add a extra
tsp.
You can even add raisins fried in ghee, i have skipped it as i do not
like it in kheer.
As the carrots i used were really sweet i have even reduced the amount of sugar in it. You can increase it if you like it a little more sweet.
Once Again Happy Deepavali/Diwali to you and your Family J.
Stay Blessed,
Happy Cooking,
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