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(412) Vermicelli Kheer

Vermicelli is nothing but fine strands (sev) of wheat made either from semolina -suji or from wheat fine flour. It is used in preparation of Savory as well as sweet dishes.

Ingredients

2 cup Milk.
¼ cup Vermicelli.
2 tbsp. Sugar.
1 tbsp. Ghee.
¼ tsp. Cardamom powder.
Pinch of Saffron.

Method

Heat ghee in a nonstick pan.
Gently break vermicelli into small pieces and roast it on a slow flame till it turns golden brown.
Transfer roasted vermicelli in a plate.
Heat the same pan and add Milk in it.
When the milk starts boiling, add roasted vermicelli and boil milk for 5 minutes.
After 5 minutes add sugar, Cardamom powder and levigated saffron and again boil for 1 more minute and switch off the flame.
Offer Vermicelli Kheer to the Load with love faith and devotion.

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