"KHEER" is ( RICE PUDDING).

 
01-Apr-2008 by NAUSHABA TABASSUM

Kheer” in English may be recognized as “Rice pudding”.

                                   Kheer have traditional values in our Sub-continent. It is a symbolic dish for some festivals also.

                   Kheer have an identification of good luck cuisine in our Sub-continent.

                   First we should know “ What is Kheer”?

                   It as a sweet dish of basic ingredients Rice and Milk., Sugar or Jaggery add for its sweet atste.

                   Preparation of Kheer add Rice and Sugar or Jaggery with nuts in boiling milk.

                   Now it is important in Sub-continent major communities used it as its festive values.

                   Kheer used with festive value at Muslim’s festival “RAJJAB” or different Niyaz .

                                                    It use with same value in Hindu community on Holy,Budh poornima,Sharad

                  Poornima and Karwa chauth.

                  It use in weddind ceremony with a good luck value in India Pakistan.

                                                                  There is different types of Kheer.

                  (1) -  Kheer    (2) – Phirni  (3) – Gajrella ( Carrot ki kheer)  (4) – Lauki ( Pumpkin) ki kheer.

                   (5) – Zafrani ( Safforn) ki Kheer.  (6) – Gur ( Jaggery) ki kheer..    

                 ZAFRANI KHEER......

                      

   

                GAJRELLA ( GAJAR KI KHEER)......

                          

            JAGGERY (GUR) KI KHEER.....

       

Comments

Ganesh Dutta says :

Zafrani kheer is looking delicious but Jaggery ki kheer is my favorite. Have you the recipe of Jaggery kheer ? If yes,Please share with us.
Posted on: 4 April 2008 - 2:54pm

NAUSHABA TABASSUM says :

Oh sure, I will share the recipe as soon as most robably within 2-3 days.
Posted on: 10 April 2008 - 5:38pm

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