(WITH EVAPORATED MILK)
When it comes to kheer i always love the vermicelli kheer and the one with sago i never had before marriage as i always consider sago with milk combo will be like a porridge. As my hubby is a big fan of sago i make this more frequently and i started loving the kheer now a days.
I thank all my friends who wished my son for his birthday in my Previous post.
SAGO|JAVARISI | 1/4 CUP |
MILK | 2 CUPS |
EVAPORATED MILK | 1/2 TIN |
GHEE | 1 TSP |
CASHEW NUTS | 6-7 NO |
CARDAMOM POWDER | A PINCH |
SUGAR | 4 -5TBLSP |
- Wash and soak the sago in water for 2-3 hours.
- In a pan, add the ghee and fry the cashew nuts till golden brown.
- Keep it aside.
- Drain the water from the soaked javarisi and saute it in the remaining ghee for 2 mins.
- Add milk to this and boil it in a medium flame sauting in between.
- When it comes to a boil add the evaporated milk and boil this for 10 minutes till you get a nice texture and the milk reduces to 3/4 level.
- Add sugar and mix well. Switch off the flame and garnish with cashew nuts.
- Add cardamom powder and mix well.
- Serve hot or you can serve chilled too.
- The kheer tasted so yum and the flavor of the evaporated milk was fantastic and we enjoyed it a lot.
Note:
- Condensed milk also can be added and in that case do not add sugar.
- Do not reduce the boil the milk for a long time. The sago will absorb the milk and when the kheer becomes cool. So it will be thickened.
- The same kheer can be made with vermicelli also.
adding evaporated milk sounds gud....kheer looks very creamy and yummy...my kid's favourite kheer...nice presentation and cute click!
ReplyDeleteLovely clicks and kheer looks very tempting jey :) The payasam looks so perfect in bright red BG!
ReplyDeleteYummy payasam,and beautiful pictures Jeyashri..
ReplyDeleteVery delicious,love the pearls from outside the glass!!yummy!!
ReplyDeleteErivum Puliyum
Looks delicious, Nice and tempting clicks.
ReplyDeleteYummy kheer i usually do this payasam in nylon sago in the same method urs looks simply and delicious dear...
ReplyDeleteLuv the presentation!!
superb payasam, looks so yummy dear..
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lovely picture:)
ReplyDeleteWow...it's simple and yum...
ReplyDeleteI can c the sago thro glass ,perfectly made :) nice clicks :)
ReplyDeleteYummy creamy payasam...
ReplyDeleteBelated birthday wishes to your son Jeyshri..the kheer looks really yum...nice pics
ReplyDeleteyummy kheer....luks so perfect dear
ReplyDeletelooks so delicious..very tempting clicks!!
ReplyDeleteI love all types of kheers--vermicelli or sago--and sweet treats. And now I want that glass for myself..!
ReplyDeletewow looks very yummy.. i dont make this often but its so tempting..
ReplyDeleteThis is my husbands all time fav. Looks perfect for a cold winter evening. YUM!
ReplyDeleteI love this Payasam. Evaporated milk is new to me. Love the clicks, inviting pictures.
ReplyDeleteJavarisi Payasam super a irukku. Love the love combo of glass and background.
ReplyDeleteYum kheer. First i read javarisi as jeayshri , and wondered what is jayasri payasam :)Looks delicious and nice clicks too
ReplyDeleteSimple and delicious kheer :)
ReplyDeletevery recently did I started enjoying sabudana. This sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteDelicious and creamy payasam. Lovely picture.
ReplyDeletedelicious payasam..awesome clicks.
ReplyDeleteOur favourite one!, lovely clicks, javarisi is my favourite.., looks so delicious and creamy
ReplyDeleteHai jayashree I want to conform evaporate milk is equal to milk maid reply me pls
ReplyDeleteNo both are different. I have mentioned about that in detail in the post too
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