Carrot kheer recipe or carrot payasam with step by step photos. An easy to make dessert or sweet that's perfect for any festive occasion. It tastes awesome either hot or cold. As the carrots are already sweet in nature, it takes very less sugar unlike the other payasam recipes. I wanted to start this New year with a sweet and made this for New year too. Wishing all my friends for a wonderful year ahead.
I like to eat the kheer rather than drink it like a milkshake of sorts, so I prefer making the payasam like this. Whenever I have to make a quick neivedhyam and hard pressed for time, I make this kheer immediately.
I always have carrots stocked up in the fridge as my little one loves to eat carrots raw. For making this kheer, the only work it takes is to grate the carrots, so apart from that this kheer gets done in minutes.
Not just for festive occasions only, but whenever your sweet tooth begs for some attention, pamper yourself with this carrot kheer and the fact that you don't have to spend hours in the kitchen to make this quick and easy dessert comes as a bonus.
My kids love this kheer very much and I often make this on Sunday mornings to serve this cold after their Biryani lunch. Oh and you have to trust me, it tastes so delicious after the Biryani.
Step by step method to make Carrot Kheer Recipe as follows:
1. Heat a pan with ghee and roast cashew pieces till golden in color, keep aside. Add remaining ghee to the pan and the grated carrots and saute for 3-4 mins.
2. Add ¼ cup milk to the pan and let the carrots cook for 2-3 mins till they become soft.
3. Take half the quantity of cooked carrots and transfer to a mixie jar. Add cardamom, 2-3 tablespoon milk and grind to a smooth paste. Return the ground paste to the pan.
4. Add sugar, condensed mil, remaining milk and simmer till the sugar dissolves completely. Add the roasted cashew nuts, mix well. Switch off the stove and serve chilled or warm.
Check out other quick dessert recipes like Sweet Potato Kheer, Mango Sheera, Carrot Halwa, Custard powder halwa, Besan Coconut Peda and Semiya Kesari
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Carrot Kheer Recipe or Carrot Payasam Recipe as follows:
Carrot Kheer Recipe - Carrot Payasam
Ingredients
- Carrot - 2 small
- Milk - ½ litre or 2 ½ cups
- Sugar - 4 tbsp
- Condensed milk - 4 tbsp
- Cardamom - 1
- Cashew nuts - 10
- Ghee - 3 tsp
Instructions
- Grate carrots and keep aside. Break the cashews into small pieces and keep aside.
- Heat a pan with 1 teaspoon ghee. Add cashew nuts and roast till golden brown. Drain and keep aside.
- Bring the milk to a boil and let it simmer for 7-10 mins till it thickens a bit and slightly reduces in volume.
- Add the remaining ghee to the same pan. Add the grated carrots and sauté for 3-4 mins over low flame till it shrivels and gets half cooked.
- Add ¼ cup milk to the pan and let the carrots cook till soft. It will take 2-3 mins.
- Take half the quantity of cooked carrots and transfer to a mixie jar. Add cardamom, 2-3 tablespoon milk and grind to a smooth paste. Return the ground paste to the pan.
- Add sugar, condensed milk, remaining milk and simmer for 2-3 mins stirring continuously till the sugar dissolves completely.
- Add the roasted cashew nuts and mix.
- Transfer the kheer to the serving bowl and refrigerate for an hour.
- Serve cold in individual bowls.
Rajani
Carrot kheer is so easy to make and delicious wither hot or cold. Love your presentation.
Kushi
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Anusha
Carrot kheer is my favorite payasam. Nothing beats the delicious orange color kheer and i love the ghee that floats on the top
c
Dear madame. I had the drink a few days back. My daughter in law prepared this. It was in carot color. But in your picture I see in yellow color. However I like the taste very much. I want to try often. Its really tasty.