This photo is of "payesham" which can be called as "Rabri" also.
Normally payesham is made of milk & rice which I have taught you before also. This is my recipe for Rabri:-
Ingredients:-
- Whole milk -1 packet
- Condensed milk -1/2 tin
- Amul milk powder-7 spoons (milk-powder)
- Sugar-5 spoons
- Gobindobhog chal/ white rice -just one handful (approx. 2 tablespoon)
Procedure:-
First Boil the milk properly. When it comes up while boiling, simmer it and add the washed rice to it. Continue boiling in a low flame till the rice gets softer and milk gets thicker and then add the sugar .Keep stirring continuously, don't stop, Otherwise there is a possibility of it getting burnt. Now add the milk powder (mixed in 500 ml of water) & Keep on stirring. Lastly add the the condensed milk to it. The whole dish should have a thicker consistency now.
Garnish with, cashew nuts, pistachio and raisins. (You can add dry-fruits of your liking, Do not boil. Only garnish)
This auspicious dessert/sweet is made during sacred occasions and festivities and celebrations like on birthdays. My earlier post related to this is given in the link below.
According to the USDA National Nutrient Database best organic rice, it is also rich in minerals like calcium, iron, sodium, potassium, manganese, selenium, and copper. The vitamins in it include niacin, pantothenic acid, and thiamin.
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