During my last visit to Indian grocery, i grabbed a packet of wheat vermicelli as i want to make some upma with it. Back home, none want to have upma, obviously i dropped the idea of making vermicelli upma, then this packet of wheat vermicelli was sitting in my pantry for a while. Finally i opted to make this wonderful looking kheer with those thin wheat vermicelli. Trust me, this kheer tastes extremely good and none can find any difference between the usual vermicelli kheer and this healthy wheat vermicelli. Served chilled or warm, this kheer makes an excellent dessert after a meal or as a sweet for special occasions.
Vermicelli kheer are very easy to make, since this wheat vermicellis are very thin, this kheer gets ready within less minutes when compared to the usual one. Needless to say this kheer is definitely a kid's friendly dessert and my kids enjoyed thoroughly having this healthy kheer. I always like to add sweetened condensed milk in my kheers, the addition of condensed milk makes this simple kheer more delicious and creamy, in case if you dont have condensed milk, do go with more milk.This is my last post of this week's blogging marathon as i picked kid's delight- creamy foods as theme for this week. Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#52.
1cup WheatVermicelli
2cups Milk
1/2cup Milkmaid
3nos Crushed cardamoms
Few cashew nuts
2tsps Ghee
Heat a teaspoon of ghee and fry the wheat vermicelli in simmer until a nice aroma comes from.
Bring boil the milk, milkmaid together, let it gets bit thick.
Add the already fried wheat vermicelli, crushed cardamoms to the milk.
Cook for 5minutes, put off the stove.
Heat the ghee, fry the cashews nuts, once the nuts turns golden brown, add it immediately to the kheer.
Serve warm,chilled or at room temperature.
Vermicelli kheer are very easy to make, since this wheat vermicellis are very thin, this kheer gets ready within less minutes when compared to the usual one. Needless to say this kheer is definitely a kid's friendly dessert and my kids enjoyed thoroughly having this healthy kheer. I always like to add sweetened condensed milk in my kheers, the addition of condensed milk makes this simple kheer more delicious and creamy, in case if you dont have condensed milk, do go with more milk.This is my last post of this week's blogging marathon as i picked kid's delight- creamy foods as theme for this week. Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#52.
1cup WheatVermicelli
2cups Milk
1/2cup Milkmaid
3nos Crushed cardamoms
Few cashew nuts
2tsps Ghee
Heat a teaspoon of ghee and fry the wheat vermicelli in simmer until a nice aroma comes from.
Bring boil the milk, milkmaid together, let it gets bit thick.
Add the already fried wheat vermicelli, crushed cardamoms to the milk.
Cook for 5minutes, put off the stove.
Heat the ghee, fry the cashews nuts, once the nuts turns golden brown, add it immediately to the kheer.
Serve warm,chilled or at room temperature.
This is a delicious kheer . Our Diwali ritual :)
ReplyDeleteSilky smooth and creamy kheer.. Looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteNow I must check out this wheat vermicelli Priya..don't think I ever paid attention to it..kheer looks so sinful!
ReplyDeleteSuch a yummy treat Priya. Using wheat semya is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteThat's actually superb and tempting priya.
ReplyDeleteNever noticed wheat semiya in grocery store so far. Kheer looks delicious,so gonna buy & try it.
ReplyDeleteInteresting product - wheat vermicelli, Priya. Lovely kheer.
ReplyDeleteIt looks rich and creamy. One of my favorite kheer.
ReplyDeleteDelicious kheer. Looks so inviting in that bowl.
ReplyDeletelooks so creamy and yummy...my kind of treat
ReplyDeleteI have not seen wheat vermicelli. How delicious the kheer looks :)
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