One has to be careful not to let the milk scorch at the bottom, which could spoil the flavor of the kheer when making it traditionally. Milk has to be constantly stirred in order for the mixture to not burn. During festivals and when you have lot of guests coming, making kheer in traditional way may be time consuming. Making it in Instant Pot makes life easier. Make sure to set it in porridge mode - the rice gets beautifully done. The resulting texture is great for the kheer, making it creamy, dreamy one.
Whenever you have a gathering or feast, just try this kheer and for sure you'll need to make recipe cards for your guests. This is a crowd pleaser too and when you have less time, this can be a great way to fix a dessert. This is one of my go to desserts when I invite many people. This is my post for #MulticookerMonday. Sue Lau of Palatable Pastime is hosting the #multicookermonday. And this is my recipe for this month's event. We can use electric pressure cookers like Instant pot (small electric appliances) and make the recipe for this event, If you would like to join, please check out the Facebook Page. Multicooker Monday is a friendly food blogging group where we get together on the third Monday of the month to post recipes for the multicooker: instant pot or pressure cooker, slow cooker, air fryer, sous vide, or other cooking devices with no theme; anything goes!
I am also linking this to Sundays on Silverado and What's For Dinner.
Ingredients
Basmati rice - 1/2 cup
Water - 1 cup
Milk - 5 and 1/2 cups
Sugar - 1 cup minus 1 tbsp
Ghee - 2 to 3tbsp
Cashews - 10, halved
Almond slices - 2 tbsp
Golden raisins - 2 tbsp
Cardamom - 2 or 3, crushed
Saffron - 1/8 tsp
Method
Switch on the Instant Pot in sauté mode. Heat about one and a half tablespoon ghee. Add the cashews and fry , when it begins to become golden, add the sliced almonds and raisins. Fry till the nuts are golden brown and the raisins become plump. Transfer to a dish and set aside.
Wash and drain the rice. Heat the remaining ghee and add the rice. Sauté for about a minute till it becomes fragrant. Add the water and three cups milk. Seal and set the Instant Pot in porridge mode.
Multicooker Monday
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- AirFryer Tofu 65- Vegan by Sneha’s Recipe
- Instant Pot Kheer by Magical Ingredients
- Slow Cooker Barbecue Green Beans by Palatable Pastime
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- Toaster Oven Mexican Rice by Sid's Sea Palm Cooking
Love rice pudding and I love that this is made in an Instant Pot. Thanks Radha.
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DeleteThis kheer is so gorgeous and I love your spoons! Great plan having recipe cards for your guests!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen!
DeleteDelicious rice kheer, perfect for festivals.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is! Thanks Sneha!
DeleteI am amazed at all the things you can cook in an instant pot!! Thanks for sharing at the What's for Dinner party. Hope the rest of your week is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
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