Millet gulabi kheer recipe, Indian millet desserts - Raks Kitchen (2024)

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Millet gulabi kheer is a rich, rose flavored kheer with millets, perfect for special occasions. With step by step detailed pictures.

I saw this idea of kheer while browsing instagram and loved. I love rose flavour and the pleasant colour of the kheer. So wanted to try this out. It was samak ki gulabi kheer. I had little millet with me, so tried with it. Little millet in tamil is Samai. Little millet in Hindi is kutki.

The advantage of using millets in dessert is it looks beautiful, turns out hom*ogenous. I have already made this millet kheer without any flavours and it turns out delicious too. Kheer is supposed to be thicker and richer than payasam. I love rose flavored kheer/ rich payasam chilled. Cooling and serving brings out the best taste, flavor and richness.

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Also I love pistachios in kheers. It is not only treat for eyes also goes well when soaked, minced and added to the kheer. The green colour of pista looks lovely in pink hue, isn't it?

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Millet gulabi kheer recipe

A rich, rose flavoured kheer with millets, perfect for special occasions. With step by step detailed pictures.

Course Dessert

Cuisine Indian

Prep Time 5 minutes minutes

Cook Time 25 minutes minutes

Author Raks Anand

Servings 6

Cup measurements

Ingredients

  • 3 tablespoon Little millet
  • 3 cups Milk
  • ¼ cup + 2 tablespoon Sugar
  • 1 teaspoon Rose water few drops
  • 1 pinch Salt
  • 10 Pistachios
  • 1 teaspoon Ghee

Instructions

  • Soak pistachios in water for minimum 30 mins. Peel the skin once soaked. Chop very finely and keep aside.

  • Wash the millet and drain completely from water using metal strainer.

  • Heat a pressure cooker with ghee, roast the millet for 2 mins in medium flame.

  • Add milk to it and mix well. Add tiny pinch of salt.

  • Pressure cook for 4 whistles in low flame. (Reduce flame to low, when whistle is about to come).

  • Once pressure is released naturally, open the cooker add ¾ cup water, sugar and heat in medium flame for 3 mins.

  • Add rose water, food colour. Mix well and switch off the flame. Garnish with finely chopped pistachios.

Notes

  • Note that rose water and rose essence are different. If using rose essence use just 3 - 4 drops.
  • You can use 2 tablespoon of sweetened rose syrup in place of rose water and food colour.
  • Adjust sugar accordingly.
  • If you add rose water or rose essence more, it will turn bitter, so add carefully.
  • The consistency can be adjusted according to your preference. Add milk or water accordingly.

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Millet gulabi kheer Step by step pictures:

  1. Soak pistachios in water for minimum 30 mins. Peel the skin once soaked. Chop very finely and keep aside.
  2. Wash the millet and drain completely from water using metal strainer. Millet gulabi kheer recipe, Indian millet desserts - Raks Kitchen (4)
  3. Heat a pressure cooker with ghee, roast the millet for 2 mins in medium flame. Millet gulabi kheer recipe, Indian millet desserts - Raks Kitchen (5)
  4. Add milk to it and mix well. Add tiny pinch of salt. Pressure cook for 4 whistles in low flame. (Reduce flame to low, when whistle is about to come). Millet gulabi kheer recipe, Indian millet desserts - Raks Kitchen (6)
  5. Once pressure is released naturally, open the cooker add ¾ cup water, sugar and heat in medium flame for 3 mins.
    Millet gulabi kheer recipe, Indian millet desserts - Raks Kitchen (7)Millet gulabi kheer recipe, Indian millet desserts - Raks Kitchen (8)
  6. Add rose water, food colour. Mix well and switch off the flame.Millet gulabi kheer recipe, Indian millet desserts - Raks Kitchen (9)
  7. Garnish with finely chopped pistachios.Millet gulabi kheer recipe, Indian millet desserts - Raks Kitchen (10)

You can have this warm, but I love chilled best 💖.

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Comments

  1. Rajee

    I love Anything with Samai. Especially pongal and curd rice. Will give this a try. Interesting recipe. Can I use rose essence?

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  2. Raks Kitchen

    Sure, just add only few drops.

    Reply

    • Trupti Tembhare

      Can you give me nutritive value of this recipe

      Reply

      • Raks Anand

        Sorry I do not have any data for that

        Reply

  3. Trisha

    Can I add Gulkhand instead of rose water? If so, how much can I use in kheer?

    Reply

  4. Trisha

    Can I add Gulkhand instead of rose water?

    Reply

  5. Rajee

    I tried today and it was totally awesome. Loved the rose colour and flavour. Got compliments from my family.

    Reply

  6. Raks Kitchen

    You can add after switching off the flame. 3 tbsp for this recipe.

    Reply

  7. Raks Kitchen

    You can try sure. The flavour might vary a bit as the preserved rose petals tastes slightly different when mixed in food.

    Reply

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FAQs

What are the dishes made from millet? ›

Finger millet is widely known as Ragi or nachni in India. These are dark brown grains with the fiber and iron rich husk intact. These grains are milled to flour and used to make idli, dosas, roti, ragi mudde, and ragi malt.

Should we discard the water after soaking millets? ›

The soaked water contains B vitamins which get leeched into the water due to soaking. There is a common misconception that soaked water contains antinutrients and should be discarded. This is absolutely wrong. ” As per Nutritional science, you should continue to use this water for cooking or making dough.

Can we eat millets without soaking? ›

Soaking, sprouting or fermenting the millets before eating them is important, otherwise the phytic acid present in them could reduce the absorption of other nutrients.

Can I eat millet every day? ›

Including millets in your diet can also help regulate metabolism and improve digestion, leading to better weight management. So, if you're aiming for weight loss or maintaining a healthy weight, incorporating millets into your daily meals can be beneficial.

What does millet do to the body? ›

Millet is a good source of protein, fiber, key vitamins, and minerals. The potential health benefits of millet include protecting cardiovascular health, preventing the onset of diabetes, helping people achieve and maintain a healthy weight, and managing inflammation in the gut.

Which millet is tastiest? ›

Kodo Millet: Good for Diabetics

This millet is tasty, simple and healthy preparation made from the Kodo.

How long to soak millet to remove phytic acid? ›

Phytic acid can be neutralized in as little as 7 hours when soaked in water with the addition of a small amount of an acidic medium such as vinegar or lemon juice.

How long to soak millet for spawn? ›

In general, a 24 hour soak is good for most grain types (millet takes slightly less time).

How long to soak millet for sprouting? ›

Soak the seeds for 6-10 hours, then tip the jar upside down and drain the excess water. Rinse and drain again. Place the jar on its side in a dark, warm place; putting the jar in a shallow bowl with the open end in the bowl can help catch excess water as it drains.

Can you eat raw soaked millet? ›

Yes, in general, it is safe to consume millet flakes raw as cold cereal. It can be a healthy and nutritious breakfast option for busy people who have less time in the morning to prepare a hot breakfast.

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