QUEEN'S KITCHEN
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Ongoing, First published Jan 22, 2019
So, let's have a look at the various types of Indian Kheer:

Ragi Kheer:
It is made with Ragi flour, Milk, Sugar, Cardamom Powder and Ghee.

Sabudaana Kheer:
It is made with Saabudana, Milk and Sugar.

Paal Payasam:
It is a South Indian Style Kheer. It is made of rice and milk.

Rice Kheer:
It is the most common and everyone's favorite kheer. It is the traditional recipe which contains rice, milk, sugar with added saffron strands and dry fruits.

Sewaiyaan Kheer:
It is made with Vermicelli, most commonly found items in Indian kitchens.

Sooji Kheer:
It is a quick kheer recipe which is made sooji/rawa.

Phirni:
It is made from ground rice and is traditionally served in small earthen bowls also known as shikoras.

Paneer Kheer:
It is made with Cottage Cheese, Milk, Dry fruits, Cardamom Powder, Saffron and Rose Water.

Oats Kheer:
It is made with quick cooking oats or rolled oats, milk, ghee and dry fruits.

Makhana Kheer:
It recipe is specially made during vrat or fasting days. It is light and nutritious.

Lauki Kheer:
It is another recipe which is made during fasting days.

Rajgira Kheer:
It is made with Amarnath grains.

Ada Payasam:
It is another popular South Indian recipe.

 

If you are thinking about Indian restaurant near me, then Queen's Kitchen is the best Indian restaurant in Bracknell which serves the best food also give Indian food takeaway Bracknell service. It is the well-known family restaurants in Bracknell.

Visit Queen's Kitchen or takeaway food Bracknell and enjoy the yummy sweet delight along with various Indian food in Bracknell UK.
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