Nutrition
A Twist To The Classic Indian Pudding: Beetroot Tapioca Kheer
Make this traditional Indian kheer, enhanced by the taste and nutrition of beetroot. Packed with essential nutrients such as fibre, folate, Vitamin C, iron and potassium, this kheer made by Shaana Levy-Bahl, a filmmaker and food curator, will greet you with nice textural contrast and freshness.
- 05
serves - 120
calories - 20
minutes - 1/10
simplicity
Easy Steps
01Soak barnyard millet and moong dal in water for at least 10 minutes.
02Cook barnyard millet and moong dal in 4 cups of water for 1 whistle.
03Use a spoon to combine everything well.
04Transfer the mixture to a nonstick pan and cook over medium heat until it comes to a gentle boil.
- 1 cup barnyard millet
- 1/2 cup moong dal
- 4 cups water
- 4 tablespoons hghee
- 1 teaspoon peppercorns, cumin seeds and hing (asafetida)
- 1 inch finely chopped ginger
Lower the heat, mix in the syrup, cardamom and saffron. Do not boil the kheer after adding jaggery. Simmer for a couple of minutes, then turn off the heat and set aside.
06Drain the sabudana and transfer it to a saucepan. Add 3 cups of filtered water and boil until the pearls turn soft and transparent.
07Take off the heat. Drain the water and add the cooked sabudana to the beetroot kheer. Add rose water and mix it well. Alternatively, add makhanas ( you can chop them if you prefer).
08Chill the kheer before serving, stir in pomegranate arils and garnish with crushed pistachios.
Nutritive Value
- Energy :152Kcal
- Protein :5.3g
- Fat :8.9g
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