Kojagiri Purnima, an auspicious day, is the full moon day that falls in the month of Ashvin (September-October) of the Hindu calendar…….. Purnima means Full moon…….. Kojagiri Purnima marks the end of Monsoon season……. Pathare Prabhu community enjoy Kojagiri kheer very much……… They eat this kheer after sighting the full moon…….. According to Ayurveda, the end of Monsoon season aggravates pitta (acidity)…… To balance the pitta, cooling foods like beaten rice, cold milk, etc. are recommended.
INGREDIENTS : 2 cups milk, 1/2 cup poha (beaten rice), 1/2 – 3/4 cup sugar, a pinch of saffron, 5-6 cardamoms, few cashew nuts, few resins.
DIRECTIONS : Boil milk in a thick bottomed pan on high flame……. When the milk starts boiling, reduce the flame…… Keep stirring the milk……. In the meantime, wash the poha…..
Soak the poha in water for five minutes…… After about ten minutes of boiling the milk add soaked poha…… Stir…… After about five minutes add a pinch of saffron…….
Stir…….. After about five minutes, add sugar…… Stir……. Crush the cardamoms………
When the kheer reaches desired consistency, add crushed cardamoms, cashew nuts and resins…….
Stir…….. Remove from heat…… Cool……
Refrigerate….. Serve garnished with cashew nuts & resins.
NOTES : One can use any dry fruits……. One can have this kheer warm too…… Adjust sugar according to taste.
What a lovely recipe 🙂
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Looks so delicious & tempting!
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Nice!
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I love the saffron in your sweet rice, sounds so sophisticated!
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Easy to make within less time. We also call it dudh poha👌
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Gonna make it today !
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This looks delicious.💕
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Looks so yummy
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Oh, this has got to be wonderful!
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Never heard kheer with poha, but sounds interesting, will sure try it!!!
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Delicious kheer, i like kheer
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So yummy 😋😋
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