Sama Rice Kheer With Sugar Free
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Ingredients
- sama rice 2 tbsp
- Toned milk 1/12 litter
- Sugar free Natura powder as per taste
- chopped nuts 2tbsp
- Green cardamom powder 1 tsp
- Rose petal for garnishing
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Instructions
- Wash and soak the rice for 10 minute.
- Heat the milk in a wide pan and let it come to boil.
- Drain the rice and add it to the simmering milk. on a low flame let the rice cook in the milk.
- When the rice is more than halfway done add chopped nuts and cardamom powder.
- When the rice has cooked completely and the rice kheer has thickened to the desired consistency, switch off the flame and add sugar free powder, mix well.
- Pour the kheer in individual bowls. garnish with rose petal
- you can serve kheer hot or chillid ,
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I like the idea of garnishing the Kheer with rose petal as usually we garnish with dry fruits but little sceptical if I can eat it 🙂