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Wheat Daliya kheer is very nutritious and healthy dish ideal for breakfast. Here I have made this with very less milk.  Here below is how we can make it:
Ingredients:
1 cup of wheat daliya
3/4 glass of milk
2 tsp of pure ghee
1/3 cup of sugar or to taste
3 cups of water
Method:
1.  Take the daliya in a thick bottomed pan or in a pressure cooker.  Add 1 tsp of pure ghee and roast it till golden brown on low flame.
2.  Now add three cups of water and stir it well with spatula. Now close the lid and increase the flame to full.  As the first whistle comes, lower the flame and cook it for 5 minutes.  After 5 minutes remove from fire. As it cools off , open the lid and keep it on the flame again.
If making it in a pan, add 4 and 1/2 cups of water and let it boil on full flame,  As it starts boiling, lower the heat to the minimum and cover it with a lid.  Cook it till it gets soft.
3. Now add milk as to make it of kheer consistency, if you have less milk then increase the quantity of water while boiling and add milk as available. As it starts boiling, add sugar and 1 tsp of pure ghee.  Cook 1 minute more. Remove from fire.
4.  Add handful of mixed chopped , sliced dry fruits such as almonds, cashews and raisins. 
5.  Delicious daliya kheer is ready to serve.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
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Tom Yam Soup (veg.) 
Double Colored Rice Poori  
Jobstears Kheer  
Watermelon (Tarbooj) Kheer 
Yellow (Pumpkin) Kheer  
Sweet Potatoes Kheer  
Sweet Bread (Tutti Frutti)  
Sweets Carrots  
Sweet Water Melon rind 
 Petha Mithai 
Moong Dal Halwa 
Boondi Ladoo  
Sago Kheer
Rabdi/Rabri
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Rabdi is prepared by thickening and scraping milk from the sides of pan.  It can be made of various flavors. Here I am writing the recipe for basic rabdi which can be used for making many dishes. Here I have made it with milk+evaporated milk.  We can prepare it completely with milk too.  Its making is very easy.  Here below is full recipe:
Ingredients
1.6 liters of  whole milk
1 can of evaporated milk (385 grams)
3/4 cup of sugar
handful of mixed dry fruits
Method
1.  Take the milk in big frying pan/karahi.  Keep it on flame.
2.  Stir it till it starts boiling.
3.  Next cook it on medium flame stirring to its bottoms and sides with sharp edged spatula/palta/turner/kauncha for almost 20 minutes. Occasionally scrape its sides to remove papdi and mix.  During this time milk will be of  little bit thick consistency.
4. Now add evaporated milk to it and again cook it 20 minutes more, stirring and scraping constantly.
5.  Next add sugar and cook  for 5 minutes more.
6. Remove from heat and transfer it to a serving dish.
7.  Soak the badam for 15 minutes and remove its peels. Now slice the cashews, almonds and pistachios. 
8.  Soak the  Chirongi and kishmish/raisins in water too for 5 minutes.
9.  Finally add all the dry fruits to the rabdi.
10.  Delicious rabdi/rabri is ready to enjoy.
Tips
1. Rabri's consistency of its thickness is kept according to the dish e.g rabri for rasmalai is kept slightly thinner than the normal.
2.  If white color is needed for rabri, then don't add evaporated milk.  Make it with completely whole milk and on medium to high heat. Secondly, make rabri of 2 liters or less at a time.If we take more than 2 liters of milk its color will get dark yellow. Secondly, for white color, do not make in rice cooker. In rice cooker, rabri gets yellow color due to low heat.
3.  Add raisins/kishmish to it, while it comes on room temperature.  If we add it to the hot, rabri will curdles or split little bit.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
See more recipes:
Oats Burfi       
Oats Poha         
Oats Pakore (Sandwichmaker) 
Chatpati Oats Chaat         
 
Shakkar Paare or Khurma        
Petha Mithai      
Burfi of Left over Chashni of Petha Mithai          
Shakkar Paare or Khurma            
Sugar Coated phulia or Murmure   
Boondi Ladoo         
 
Oats Burfi       
Chocolate Squares        
Sugar Coated Sawalee 
Moong Dal Halwa 

Sooji Halwa    
AAte ka Halwa    
Chocobar Ashrfis
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Khoya/mawa are used for making sweets. It is easily available in markets in India. Often we read the news about adulterated khoya in festival days.  Making at home with milk is very easy but little time consuming.  Today I am writing how to prepare khoya in white color at home.  Here is the whole process:
 Method:
1.  Take two liters of full fat milk in a thick bottom pan/karahi.  Keep it on full flame.
2.  Stir it occasionally before boiling.
3.  When it starts boiling stir continuously with flat and wide spatula/turner/kauncha etc.
4.  While stirring, scrape malai from its sides as well as from the bottom of the pan too.    It needs constant stirring.
5.  After half an hour it will reduce to an half .  At this time we need to little lower the flame.  if we do not lower it will start burning from the sides.  Flame should not be higher than the height of milk in the karahi.
6.  Further as the milk reduces, again we need to adjust the heat.  The rough idea behind it is sides of the milk in karahi/pan should not be burnt.  Otherwise the taste of the khoya will be of burnt smell.
7.  After 1 hour, it will be thick enough.  See  in the given photo.  Now it is ready.
8.  Khoya should be of white color, if we make it on very medium or low flame it will be of red color. 
9.  Make khoya of maximum 2 liters or less in one batch.  If you need to make of more than two liters, then make in another batch, otherwise you will get the khoya of red color.
Enjoy Healthy Cooking!!!
See more recipes:
How to Make Cumin Powder    
Tamarind Paste   
Boiling Bamboo Shoots   
How to Roast Brinjals in OTG    
How to Roast Green Banana   
How to Microwave Raw Banana    
Tahini   How to Roast Jobstears   
 Healthy Bhutta or Corn    
Roasted Pumpkin Seeds    
How to roast Brinjals (Baingans)    
Roasted n Salted Soyabeans     
Roux Water or Lewi  
Leftover Rice Tikki  
Boiled rice Parantha   
Baked Brown Rice Pulav
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Kacchi lassi is very popular in Greater Punjab area.  It is a rustic/desi drink.  In summer. it gives very cool and soothing effect after coming from scorching heat. This lassi is made and served on Nirjala ekadshi, chabbil/payoo to the thirsty passersby on the road. Children enjoy it a lot.  It has many health benefits too.  Making kacchi lassi is very simple and easy.  Even children can make it.  Here below is given the whole process how we can make it:

Ingredients:
1 cup of fresh milk
5 cups of water
4 tbsp of sugar/roohafja to taste
1 tbsp of soaked sabza/tukmaria.sweet basil seeds
Method 
1.  Take water and milk in a jug.
2.  Add sugar or roohafja or both.  In villages, little roohhafja is added just to give it a color, therefore, they add both sugar as well as rooh-hafza.
3. Cool and refreshing plain kacchi lassi is ready to serve.
4. Add soaked sabza seeds and rooh-hafza. Serve chilled with ice cubes.
Tip
Serve at day time only.
Do not keep for long hrs.  Prepare and consume immediately.
Enjoy Healthy cooking!!!
See more recipes:
Pineapple Juice    
Jobstears Sattu drink    
Guava Juice    
Bread Milk shake   
Refreshing Papaya Juice    
Spinach Lassi    
Lychee Juice    
Lemon Sharbat or squash    
Orange Sharbat    
Paan Lemonade 
Kanji   
Lychee Squash or Sharbat
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