How much milk and rice are required for making rice kheer for 35 people?
Swati, usually if you multiply the recipe for 30 people it should work for 35.
Can I prepare this recipe of kheer in non stick kadai rather than frypan
thank you so much for your wonderful recipes.
I can’t afford pistachios can I used cashews instead??
My family member-my both sons and husband love Kheer and I like too. This morning I made it and it was so delicious.
Thanks for the recipe.
Hi, thank u for sharing such great recipes. I want to make this kheer for 20 people n by adding some milkmaid as well along with the sugar. Can you pls help me in understanding quantities of ingridients in grams n litres for perfect kheer pls…..
Thank you Manjula ji for sharing the recipes with us. I’ve tried many recipes and now I feel very confident while cooking. my family too appreciate the lovely delicious food I’m preparing. Many thanks once again.
I’m so glad I found this recipie! I’ve been trying for years to find a kheer recipie that had the right proportions (other recipies I’ve tried had too much sugar, or condensed milk, or so on). This tastes great! Thank you so much.
Dear Manjula:
I have tried your recipe of potatoes and cauliflower and it turned out excellent. I shared this recipe with some friends as well. This weekend I will put some of your recipes on my blog. Love your website. You are a genuine home cooking guru. Thanks for sharing your talents.
Hello Aunty,I have tried many of your recipies especially desserts and gravies,they all came out good.Please share the recipe of motichoor ladoo for Diwali.Can we make the kheer in pressure cooker?Thanks for sharing wonderful recipies in easy way for beginners like me…
Remya, I have never try motichoor ladoo but I will try later, I know some people make kheer in pressure cooker but I have never made, sorry.
Very nice effort for our type of people who wish to cook but has a little bit of hesitation thanx for clearing all d doubts
This recipe really improved my kheer preparing style..before I just used to add little ingredients…but now taste has been up…thank you so much.
I love this rice pudding. It is so light and fresh.
Manjula Ji, My friends (mostly from the Punjab) call me the Gora-Punjabi (Gora on the outside, Punjabi on the inside) … for me this is a real compliment. I have always cooked, and because of your fantastic website, I now have added so many wonderful Indian recipes to my repertoire. When I cooked your “Sooji Halwa” recipe, some Indian friends said it was better than from home!! And because of your videos, I can see exactly what I should do and how the result should look. So thank you so much for all the effort that you put into adding to this website for all of your “fans”.
THOROUGHLY ENJOYING ALL RECEIPES, WHICH ARE STRICTLY VEGETERIAN, AND EASY TO PREPARE. MANY MNAY THAKS FOR YOUR WEBSITE WHICH ALL MY FAMILY MEMBERS THOROULY ENJOY. CONGRATULATIONS FOR STARTING SUCH WEBSITE. REGARDS.
K.R.MERCHANT.
Hi Manjula aunty! i am going to try this recipe tomorrow, hopefully it will turn out great. I love all your recipes, they are easy to make and always turn out good. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful cooking skills with us.
Hello,
I just wanted to point out that the youtube video link for this recipe, Kheer (Rice Pudding), dosent seem to be working.
Eagerly waiting 🙂
The youtube video makes it much easier to follow the recipe thanks
Hi Manjula aunty,
U almost saved my life by introducing this website it’s like a dream come true. I can actually cook thanks to u … U r just like a mother to me…. Thanks
Hello, I want to cook kheer for 18 people can u plz tell me how much is the milk require in gallons and how much is the rice required. I am great lover of ur recipies…specially shukurpare and besan pare.
Thanks
Madhulika, This is a easy recipe to multiply.
hi, The video for this dish is not accessible ! It says the video is removed by the user !!
regards,
Beena Jose
is it okay if i don’t ad saffron
Dear Manujulji,
What a wonderful site. Thankyou.
Just a very basic question … do we use basmati rice or plain raw rice for kheers??
Anita, You can use either rice; I keep the basmati rice so for all the recipes I use Basmati.
Faithful reader and user of your recipes Manjula. This one is a favorite…comfort food for sure!
hello Manjula,, this is an amazing recipe..could you please demonstrate the recipe for Carrot kheer too,,please… Thanks,,I just love your website…
Serena
Please add video of kheer and sabudan kheer. Also if possible please include receipe for “FAST” (upvas)
Thanks Vishal
hi,manjula aunty your recepies are simple and interesting.when i watch your videos my son who is 10 started loving them.keepintroducing new recepies
Hello Manjula Aunty, I am cooking kheer today after a long time and I opened your site to see the ingredients and check our their quantity once again. Your website is a ready referrence for a lot of dishes . Thank you
Hi, I know this doesn’t help for a milk based alternative if someone’s vegan but a combination of milk and condensed ( canned milk ) make a rich alternative – not necessarily the most healthy option but it gives it a very rich consistancy.
ive made this recipe with 3 cups soy milk, and one cup coconut milk and it turns out delicious!
Wonderful recipe! I just made it and it’s cooling on the stove! Thank you! Every recipe of yours that I’ve tried has come out wonderfully!
hi manjula can u tell some varieties of sevai?i mean we get readymade sevai…….with that good upmas…or any other variety
Hi Manjula Aunty,
I did this recipe with samo rice (sama ke chawaal) on one of the days when i was fasting……It was absolutely amazing and almost tasted like pheerni. By just changing the rice type……this dish can serve as two in a one recipe.
Keep up the great videos. Thanks
Hello Manjula,
I am a vegan and I am wondering if this recipe can be made with a milk alternative? If so, which do you recommend? Almond milk, soy milk, rice milk? Thanks, can’t wait to serve this on Friday after my curry dinner.
You could make this with almond or soy milk or combo of both. Try and experiment and I’m sure it would come out great! Personally, I would try making this with coconut milk as it is creamy in texture like milk and make it coconut kheer. Try adding dates and even jaggery(palm sugar) to coconut kheer and it will come at amazing. Hope I helped out!
Hi Anuty,
Your receipes are always quick, easy, simple and turns out perfect. I was just wondering if we can also use sweetened condensed milk together with sugar to give the kheer more thickness and sweetness. And if we can how much should we add to what amount of sugar and when to add. Thanks
Hi there Mrs. manjula,
I am also wandering about the sweet condensed milk. How mush is needed and when do you add it to the dish if one wants to include that into the rice pudding. thanks
Hi John, I have never made kheer using the condense milk, I really can not suggest how much.
Condensed milk makes kheer too heavy and the texture comes out wrong. I don’t think you will like the results.
Thanks for making this known
I tried this kheer recipe and it came out great! thanks Manjula!! 🙂
Aunty, I tried this recipe, It turned out awesome and Easy to make.. Thanks
hi manjula aunt. your website is really very much helpful. Am going through this website regularly n knowing many things. i wish u go on like this and bring out lots n lots of new tastes.bye aunt..
I noticed that other kheer recipes add rose water at the end. What do you recommend? do you think it tasted better with or without it? I havent made it yet but i would like a suggestion before i make it.
thank you.
Leslie, I am not very fond of rose water, try it with small portion and decide.
Ok thank you for the advice! I made it without the rose water and it came out delicious, definitely making this the “holiday” dish.
I also don’t use rose water. If you do, know if you are using rose water or rose essence, the latter being much more concentrated and so you need much less.
I think the cardomom and saffron is enough flavor for kheer. If you use the rose water, try mixing it with only half a batch of the kheer so if you don’t like it you still have kheer without it that you can eat!
Dear Aunti hello:), your all recipies are fantastic .i love your malai kofta its very easy and tasty recipe.now i am going to try rasmalai and dhokla i am sure it will also be as delicious as all your recipies:) u gave me a new confidence and love of cooking .thank you sooo much . yours student atiya:)
hi manjula,
I like this dessert. How can i make mango kheer.
Hello Manjula,
This recipe is great and very delicious. Only on this page the video is not shown.
Here is the link to the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKG2zZ1mJ7I
Thank you for making all these amazing recipes!
Hi info, some times you tube has problems mostly after few days video comes back.
hi,
this video is not seen here, but can be viewed on youtube.com
Manjulaji, if the same video can be uploaded here, that wud be great !
Why is this video not available anymore?
Hi Shivangi, substituting milk with condensed mik or evaporated milk not a good idea.
dear Manjulaji, I want to make this kheer with vermicelli ( seviyan). I might substitute milk with condensed mik or evaporated milk to save time.. Kindly advise if this kheer will stay good for 3 days if i make it before a party. Regards
Kate, I have seen Kheer recipes which use brown basmati rice, although I have not made it myself this way. The recipes state to be sure it’s brown basmati that you use and not just brown rice. Let us know how it turns out 🙂
my son loves Kheer, since I’ve taken him to Indian restaraunts for most of his life. If he could live with only tow foods, it would be Kheer and dal.
My question is, do you think this would work with brown basmati rice? I’ve recently developed a problem with my blood sugar and can’t eat much sugar, white rice, or white flours.
Manjula Aunty, thats a great recipe… I tried the kheer last night & it turned out to be great.. My husband loved it.. Thks for the great recipes…
Thanks, Manjula, for this great recipe.
To anyone who’s interested, this can be made vegan by using soy milk instead of whole milk and a teaspoon of vegetable oil instead of butter. It still tastes great and it’s healthier!
hi,
just visited india… and Kheer is what we liked most from your desserts. Wonderful to see your cooking and recipe. We ll give it a try this evening and hopefully our visitors and us will enjoy it at watching our india holiday videos… Thanks and regards from Germany.
Michel
Hi Manjula,
What type of Non Sticks utensils do you use?
hai’ manjulage I like your dishes very much.I am a house wife,In the lesar time I see your dishes and I prepared your dishes ,my family is so satisfied with that dishes.I want to learn (besan)ke mysorepake and boonde ladu from you.your dishes are like my momes dishes.I am soo happy of knowing your cooking site. I want to learn more dishes from you.
thanking you, rajani kante
Rajani, thank you
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