I learned this recipe from a dear friend who loves doing this for us...this time, she asked me to prepare it for her... glad, came out yummy like her cake.

After enjoying a simple yet delicious lunch at my parents' a few years ago as I sat chatting with my mother, I asked her " Meethein mein kya hain ? " She smiled at me, got up and vanished from the room . I was expecting a bowl of ice cream or some mangoes but instead she appeared with this bowl and said, " Lo, Kheer Khao !" Since it was an extremely hot, humid day, I happily grabbed the bowl and indulged in this bowlful of goodness. While polishing it off, I had already guessed a few ingredients of this unique kheer, but I loved it so much that I got her to immediately share the recipe with me which she had adapted from a recipe she chanced upon on one of the cookery shows on a Marathi Channel on TV which she follows dillegently. It is a gem of a recipe... healthy, tasty and absolutely worth trying so I am sharing it here.

I saw these made on a cooking show on tv last night but didn't get the recipe, when I woke up this morning I had a yen for something tasty so threw this recipe together and hoped for the best...so if you need to change the quantities please feel free...I usually do!! I presented a plateful to my daughter for her breakfast and she loved them

My parents worked hard from a young age until their last days. Mom wasn't a whiz in the kitchen, but when she took the time, the little or much she prepared was truly amazing. This dessert was made with boxed cake mix and store-bought frosting, adding a few ingredients to make it truly exquisite and delicate. She was so creative in presenting her dishes that almost no one believed she made them with her own hands! I cherish this photo because we made this cake together about 4 years ago, and I'm very comforted to share the recipe with you.

My daughter loves brownies and ANYTHING pumpkin so she asked me to make these! Yum!!!

Skye is my oldest granddaughter. She helped me on cooking a St. Patrick day meal. This one was one of her favorite parts of the meal.

My daughter is a pretty picky eater but she loves rice. She could eat it every day. My husband made this one day hoping it would get her to eat different things, and it totally worked. It's her favorite thing to have for breakfast. It's so easy to make but sooooo yummy!

My husband loves this bakery near his office and he asked me to make the muffins they have it there. I’ve created this recipe and tested about 20 times with his feedback and finally made it work and he calls it “The world‘s best muffin”.

I asked my mom for this recipe because this is how she used to make it. Now that she's no longer with us, every time I make it and smell it, it reminds me so much of her.

My daughter(8yrs old) tried Brussel sprouts one time and said she didn't like it. I want her to eat all her vegetables, so this is one vegetable I had to put a twist on so I can get her to eat it. Now she loves it.

This is a family recipe,my Gram would make this and macaroni salad and a large ham on Dec 31st so that on New Years day her 9 children would leave her be so she could have one day off a year and watch the Mummers day parade in Philadelphia.

#missbiryani I got motivated to write my recipe here on cook pad by my dearest Instagram friends missbiryani .Do cook this delicacy