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DIY - Kheer or payasam

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I would like to share some of the kheer (or payasam) types that I think are not so common.   The first one is called poori payasam or pappad kheer.

Poori payasam

Required ingredients

1. Chiroti rava or sooji (else use ordinary rava ) - 200 gram
2. Milk - 3/4 litre
3. Sugar -as desired
4. Cardamom
5. Cashew nuts
6. Raisins
7. Optional (almonds and saffron)

Take required quantity of chirroti rava in a vessel and mix water to obtain a dough similar to poori dough.  
Let the dough settle for at least two hours.  Knead the dough and using a rolling pin flatten as we do for poori or roti.  Cut the dough  with a suitable cutter in two directions to obtain square or rhombus shaped pieces and fry them in ghee (if you dont have objection to calories ) else use cooking oil. Boil milk  and use flame in "sim" position. Add cardomom powder, saffron to it.  Now add the fried dough pieces to the milk and stir for a few minutes. Add required quantity of sugar.  Fry cashewnuts, raisins and add them to the kheer.  Your special kheer as shown in the photo below is ready to serve (and eat!)



A video of  the steps involved below





Pumpkin (parangi) payasam

Required ingredients

1. Ripe pumpkin - 250 gram
2. Milk -1/2 litre
3. Sugar -as desired
4. Cardamom
5. Cashew nuts
6. Raisins
7. Optional (almonds and saffron)

Cook the pumpkin pieces in a pressure cooker. Take them out, mash and keep separately.  Boil the milk for 5 minutes and add cardamom powder and saffron (optional). Then add the mashed pumpkin to milk and stir for a few times.  Add sugar as desired.  Fry cashews,raisins and almonds (optional)  in ghee (!)  and add them to the kheer.  The taste will be similar to badam kheer.
Your special kheer as shown in the photo above is ready to serve (and eat!)



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