INGREDIENTS:
Badam - 25
Sugar - 1 cup
Boiled milk - 2 cups
Cardamom - 6 (Powdered)
Saffron - a generous pinch
Pachai karpooram(Edible camphor) - a pinch
Pista & Cashews - 2 tsp.
Ghee - 2 tsp.
METHOD:
Soak badam in hot water for one hour, peel the skin and grind to a fine paste. Add half a cup of water, mix well. Heat a hevay bottomed pan, and pour in the paste. Saute till the raw smell goes. Add sugar and saute till it dissolves. Switch off the stove. Then add boiled milk and other ingredients. Mix well. Decorate with cashews and pistas fried in ghee. Serve hot or chilled.
NOTE: Add sugar according to taste. Add milk to get the desired consistency.
Badam kheer looks delicious Shanthi!!
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Happy New year to you.Badam kheers looks so delectable and delicious.
ReplyDeletewish u a very happy tamil new year.The badam kheer looks yum and delicious.
ReplyDeleteSo yumm!!! I love this dish
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ReplyDeleteyummy kheer shanthi...Happy Tamil new year wished to you and your family..
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Kairali sisters
Happy Tamil New Year to you and your family Maami!
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Looks like summer is in peak?......enjoy with this lovely drink.
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Looks delicious..yummy yum
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Hamaree Rasoi
Iniya tamil puthandu vazhthukkal :) Kheer looks awesome...very rich and delicious :)
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Happy New year wishes to u and ur family..thats a lipsmacking badam kheer, looks truly rich..
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Very delicious..wish you Tamil Happy new year!
ReplyDeleteKheer looks rich and delicious. Happy Tamil New Year.
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ReplyDeleteAunty I have a quick query regarding making thattai. Can I use store bought rice flour instead of making at home.
Thanks for visisting our blog. Badam kheer looks tempting....Glad to follow your blog..
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ReplyDeleteThanks for coming over to my blog. Your Kheer looks lovely. And Happy Tamil New Year to you. You have a great collection of authentic south indian treats here. BTW what exactly is edible camphor?
Shanti
ReplyDeleteWishing you and your family a Happy Tamil New year
The badam kheer looks so delicious.
nice click too..
wow,looks sinful Shanti!
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Dear Shanthi,Happy Tamil NewYear to you and your family.Congratulations on your awards.Badam Kheer looks very delcious.
ReplyDeleteThat badham kheer looks delicious and sounds real easy.
ReplyDeleteI love badam kheer too, I was alone that day!!, didn't feel like doing anything!!, Happy tamil New year to you and your family
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