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Sugar Free Rice Kheer Recipe The month of Ramdan ends with Eid. This day is special as it marks the end to a month long of prayer and abstinence.
Servings:
1
Cook Time:
30-60 minutes
Prep Time:
Less than 15 mins
Category:
Dessert
Cuisine:
IndianPeople commence this day with eating something sweet first thing in the morning– symbolising starting anew on a sweet note. One of the traditional dishes includes Rice kheer, which kids and elders eagerly await. This Eid, cook healthy and sweet Rice Kheer which is free of empty calories! This Sugar Free Rice Kheer is free of empty calories from sugar, perfect for those who want to avoid sugar consumption. Made with authentic kheer ingredients and Sugar Free Natura, this recipe is perfect to spread festive bliss.
Crush soaked rice coarsely in a mortar and pestle.
Add milk in a heavy bottomed pan & bring it to boil.
Add crushed rice, mix well & cook for 3-4 minutes.
Now, add cardamom powder, dry dates, raisins, almonds and melon seeds, mix well & bring it to boil. Cover it partially & cook on low flame until 40% milk is reduced (25-30 minutes) then mash well to desired consistency with the help of wooden masher.
Add Sugar Free Natura powder, kewra water and mix well.
Garnish with almonds, dried rose petals & serve.
Soak the rice for atleast an hour to make perfect kheer.
Use full fat milk to make the kheer creamy.
This Rice Kheer recipe for Eid uses Sugar Free Natura powder to add sweetness. It is a non-nutritive sweetener made with sucralose. Sucralose has been scientifically studied and analyzed by esteemed global bodies to ensure its safety.
Make this Sugar Free Rice Kheer recipe at home and enjoy this festival in a healthy way!
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