Got this idea from a TV show.Originally it was shown with water melon and raw rice.But I tried it out with muskmelon, kuthiraivali rice/millet and unrefined cane sugar / brown sugar / nattu sakkarai
Make it with "full cream milk" for "children" and "skimmed milk" for "weight watchers"
Ingredients
Part 1 - Muskmelon Puree
Grind it in a mixer without adding water.It will be around 2 glasses
Part 2 - Pressure Cooker
Make it with "full cream milk" for "children" and "skimmed milk" for "weight watchers"
Ingredients
Part 1 - Muskmelon Puree
- Muskmelon - 1 medium sized
Grind it in a mixer without adding water.It will be around 2 glasses
Part 2 - Pressure Cooker
- Kuthiraivali rice / any millet - 1/4 cup
- Muskmelon Puree - 2 glasses (made in Part 1)
Part 3 - Others
Grind cashews and almonds together to a fine powder and keep it aside
Method
Step 1 - Pressure Cooking
- Full cream / Skimmed milk - 3/4th glass (boiled and cooled to room temperature)
- Unrefined cane sugar / brown sugar / nattu sakkarai - 1/2 cup or more
- Cashews and Almonds - 10 each
Grind cashews and almonds together to a fine powder and keep it aside
Method
Step 1 - Pressure Cooking
- In a pressure pan / cooker take millet and pour 2 cups of puree.Do not add water
- Pressure cook for 3 whistles
Step 2 - Kheer
- Transfer the pressure cooked millet to pan (if needed) and stir in a low flame for 5 minutes
- Dissolve the brown sugar in milk and add it to the cooked millet.Now the colour will be slightly brown
- Once it starts boiling add cashew almond powder and mix well
- Just give it a boil and switch off the stove
Muskmelon Millet Kheer is ready.Serve it hot or chilled
Note
Note
- You can replace brown sugar with white sugar
- You may use fried cashews and grapes for garnishing
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