Carrot Milk/Carrot Kheer
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
There is only one difference between a long life and a good dinner: that, in the dinner, the sweets come last - Robert Louis Stevenson.
Think of Deserts…ummmm my mouth is watering!
There are a lot of restaurants that I like only for their desert section.In Bangalore(India) one such amazing place is “Frescos” in Cunningham Road. A friend of mine took me there and I fell in love with their deserts. This place has a separate room…yes a room only for deserts:P Variety of deserts are displayed,You gota go there and then make your choice. Once done,they serve it with a great combination of sauce/nuts. The way it is served/presented is a treat for the eyes and makes it all the more tempting.
I’ve always ended up making Halwa’s, Jamuns,pastries or Kheer for deserts.I had enough carrots at home, used a few of them for making Pulao and the rest for making Carrot milk or call it Carrot kheer….its a rich,tasty and a perfect drink!
As a kid, I hated carrots. Somehow the concept of eating raw vegetables never appealed to me. I know eating raw veggies such as Raddish,Beetroot,Cabbage etc are healthy, but I am not a great fan of it!
Ingredients:
Carrot – 6
Cardamom powder – a pinch
Milk – 3 cups
Sugar – ¾ cup(increase it as per ur taste)
Cashew Powder – 2tbsp(Plain Cashews coarsely grounded)
Cream – ½ cup
Method :-
1.Peel the carrots ,pressure cook/boil them in water until soft and grind to a fine paste.
2.Bring milk to boil,add the carrot paste,sugar and cardamom powder.
3. Add Cashewnut powder & allow it to boil for about 8-10mins, stirring it occasionally.
4. The milk would thicken a li’l,add the cream and switch of the flame.
Serve it hot/cold.
Personally I like it cold. You can also add chopped Pistachios/Almond or even Kesar.P has a very sweet tooth,so I always make it extra sweet.You can increase/decrease based on your liking.
This will be definetly loved by kids,hence sending this one for Preety's Cooking for Kids(milk/milk products) originally started by Sharmi from Neivedyam
This goes to Varsha's Recipes for the rest of us - Desert event originaly started by Ramki of One Page cookbook.
21 comments:
wow kheer looks great. lovely pic.
I love this kheer..I never tried adding cream..will try next time..
What a pretty peach color, delicious!
Thanks Mahimaa and Pavithra!
Carrot kheer looks gud...I never tried this one though..shall try sometime..Wish you Happy Sankranti dear
looks yum!!realy mouthwatering!!will try this:)
Looks so filling and cool colour!
I love this kheer too, Nithya! The color itself calls out to slurp it up!
Beautiful color, happy Pongal! :))
Thanks Cham,Priti,Sunshinemom,Asha & Rajeshwari.Happy Pongal/Sankranthi to all.
This looks awesome ,sounds different from regular sevaiyaan or sago kheer
Thanks Chitra and Alka!
kheer looks delicious and easy to make. happy Pongal to u!
The kheer has such a lovely peachy color. Love it.
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delcious kheer and the picture looks lovely. loved your scandinavian cookies :)
Thanks for the comments Anudivya,Keerthana and Indhu.Appreciate it.
ur kheer looks tempting and have a nice peace colour....am drooling now..
Thanks for the comments Suma.
the kheer looks perfect i always make carrot halwa as a dessert with carrot, will give this a try too..
hey you can send this for cooking for kids event if you want
http://preetyskitchen.blogspot.com/2009/01/announcing-cooking-for-kids-event-milk.html
I used to love carrot juice as a kiddo, I didn't eat many raw veggies either, but I think I would've liked this :).
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