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Roasted Vermicelli Kheer
Roasted Vermicelli Kheer is a popular Indian sweet dish. It is tasty and at the same time easy to prepare.

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Roasted Vermicelli Kheer, Indian DessertRoasted Vermicelli Kheer is a popular sweetdish consumed in various parts of India. This Indian dessert has nice aroma and delicious taste. It is made during various festivals and celebrations. The basic ingredients required for preparing this mouth-watering dish are roasted vermicelli, milk, sugar, ghee and saffron. It is easy to make and can be prepared at home.

Ingredients of Roasted Vermicelli Kheer

•One cup of roasted vermicelli
•Six cups of milk
•One cup of sugar
•Three tablespoon of ghee
•A pinch of saffron
•Two teaspoon of charole nuts (optional)
•One-fourth teaspoon of grounded cardamom
•One tablespoon of peeled and sliced almonds

Method of Preparing Roasted Vermicelli Kheer

•Soak the saffron in one tablespoon of milk for about ten minutes.
•Break the vermicelli into small pieces.
•On the other hand, heat the saucepan and add the ghee and vermicelli. Stir And mix well for about a minute.
•Pour in the milk, sugar, cardamom, charole nuts, soaked saffron and the almonds. Stir and boil for some time.
•Cook until the vermicelli becomes soft and brown which may take about ten minutes.

Another method of preparing Roasted Vermicelli Kheer with slight change in the ingredients:

Ingredients of Roasted Vermicelli Kheer

•Hundred grams thin roasted vermicelli
•Three cups whole milk
•Two table spoons sweetened condensed milk
•Two teaspoon mixed nuts
•One fourth cup sugar
•Half teaspoon saffron
•One fourth teaspoon cardamom powder
•One teaspoon ghee

Method of Preparing Roasted Vermicelli Kheer

•Add one teaspoon ghee in a small pan and roast the nuts.
•After sometime, remove the nuts alone to a plate.
•Bring the milk to a boil in a wide vessel along with sugar and condensed milk.
•Simmer the flame and add the vermicelli and roasted nuts. Stir for 12-15 minutes until the mixture starts to thicken and becomes creamy.
•Add saffron.
•Serve hot or cold.

Roasted Vermicelli Kheer is ideal to consume both as a breakfast and evening food item. It is also served as a sweet accompaniment in lunch or dinner.


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