Firni/Phirni#AlphabetChallenge

Firni / Phirni is a sweet pudding, made by boiling milk, sugar and rice, it's popular creamy sweet dish of India, made for festivals or important occasions/celebrations. The rice used in this sweet dish is coarsely powdered, it has dry fruits and am, sure you will love it.
Ingredients  
500 ML Milk
2 Tablespoons Heaped Basmati Rice 
½ Cup Fresh Cream  
¼ Cup Sugar  
2 Tablespoons Each Almonds & Pistachio - silvered 
½ Teaspoon Cardamom powder
Method 
Wash the rice and soak it for 2 hours.  After that drain all the water in a fine mesh colander and then dry it on a clean cloth  for an hour or so ( it should be slightly wet not completely dry).  After that grind it to a coarse powder. 
Boil milk, add  rice, bring it to boil, stirring constantly to avoid lumps. Reduce the flame on medium low and stir continuously. Add more milk if starts to thicken and cook till the rice is done. 
Now add the sugar and again stir till the sugar melts. Then add the fresh cream stir it and switch off flame. Add half of the pistachio and almond slivers, cardamom powder and stir well.  Refrigerate it for few hours.  
Serve  this cold in kullad pots (terracotta clay pots) garnished with pistachio and almond slivers.
Enjoy!!!
Labels : Sweets & Desserts, Firni, Pudding, Rice, Almond, Pistachios, Milk, Festival Sweets, Kullad, Alphabet Challenge
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6 comments:

  1. I love rice pudding and this version sounds wonderful.

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  2. My chief objection to rice pudding is texture so I love this recipe where the rice is ground up!

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  3. Rice pudding and cardamom? 100% yes, please!

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  4. I love how simple this recipe is and it looks absolutely delicious!!! - Faith, Hope, Love, & Luck - Colleen

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  5. Love firni any time over any other Indian mithai. So creamy. Like how you've used clay pots for the dessert.

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  6. Never been a fan of plain rice pudding but with cardamom, I am loving that!

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