During my last trip to India, i was surprised to see the varieties of vermicelli available in stores, especially different millet based vermicellis. Actually i can see many peoples even in our family started replacing the rice with millets now. Coming to my today's recipe, this little millet vermicelli kheer is quite a rich,creamy and very delightful dessert or a prasadam for a Pooja or as a sweet to serve after a meal for a special occasion. Since this little millet vermicelli are quite thin, the cooking process goes for a quick,easy and less time. I prepared this little millet vermicelli kheer for Ayudha pooja's celebration, obviously a healthy prasadam to enjoy the goodness of this millets.
Usually i prepare kheer with sweetened condensed milk along with usual milk, but this time i replaced the sweetened condensed milk with cream, yes i used cream for making this kheer. A bowl of this creamy kheer will definitely please everyone's tastebuds. An excellent dessert for kids, this kheer was approved super delicious by my kids and they loved it very much. Thats why, am sending this alluring,creamy kheer to this week's blogging marathon with Kid's Delight - Cooking with Wholegrains. Am kick starting first week of this month's blogging marathon with healthy dishes. Enjoy virtually as this week's posts are going to be seriously very healthy and kid's friendly dishes.Sending to Srivalli's Kid's delight - Cooking with Wholegrains hosted by Kalyani.
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1cup Little Millet Vermicelli/Samai Semiya
1/2cup Sugar
3cups Milk
1/2cup Cream
3nos Crushed cardamoms
Few cashew nuts, Almonds,chironji seeds
2tsps Ghee
Heat a teaspoon of ghee and fry the little millet vermicelli in simmer until a nice aroma comes from.
Bring boil the milk, sugar,cream together, let it gets bit thick.
Add the already fried little millet 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 the topped with almonds, chironji seeds either warm,chilled or at room temperature.
Usually i prepare kheer with sweetened condensed milk along with usual milk, but this time i replaced the sweetened condensed milk with cream, yes i used cream for making this kheer. A bowl of this creamy kheer will definitely please everyone's tastebuds. An excellent dessert for kids, this kheer was approved super delicious by my kids and they loved it very much. Thats why, am sending this alluring,creamy kheer to this week's blogging marathon with Kid's Delight - Cooking with Wholegrains. Am kick starting first week of this month's blogging marathon with healthy dishes. Enjoy virtually as this week's posts are going to be seriously very healthy and kid's friendly dishes.Sending to Srivalli's Kid's delight - Cooking with Wholegrains hosted by Kalyani.
Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#58
1cup Little Millet Vermicelli/Samai Semiya
1/2cup Sugar
3cups Milk
1/2cup Cream
3nos Crushed cardamoms
Few cashew nuts, Almonds,chironji seeds
2tsps Ghee
Heat a teaspoon of ghee and fry the little millet vermicelli in simmer until a nice aroma comes from.
Bring boil the milk, sugar,cream together, let it gets bit thick.
Add the already fried little millet 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 the topped with almonds, chironji seeds either warm,chilled or at room temperature.
Many are changing their lifestyle to include lot more whole grains. Nice payasam and you have clicked it beautifully Priya.
ReplyDeleteDon't know about my kid but this is definitely maki my mouth water....simply and yummmm
ReplyDeleteA healthier version of kheer is always a welcome addition.
ReplyDeleteLove that we get whole grains in many different forms now. What a lovely looking payasam this is.
ReplyDeletelooks so nice and creamy - I can easily dig into this
ReplyDeleteKheer looks so rich creamy and delicious.
ReplyDeleteI am guessing the kheer was a decadent one and love that bowl.
ReplyDeleteI too am a fan of all these varieties of semiya that are available now. Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteKheer looks so rich and love that click agains the black background
ReplyDeleteYour bowl looks fantastic Priya..yes the varieties we get now is mindblowing!
ReplyDeleteWow, samai semiya sounds so healthy & nutritious. Will have to look for it in the local Indian store or will have to wait for my next trip to India. Your kheer looks so creamy & delicious.
ReplyDeleteVery healthy indeed.
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