A very quick, healthy & tasty dessert dish

Kheer is one of our favorite dessert served on special occasions . It tastes delicious give it a try . You gonna love it .

Indian or Pakistani rice pudding. You can eat this warm or cold.This is the best way to make it because of the rice.

Kheer is my favorite Indian dessert, but I wanted to make it so that people with lactose intolerance or vegans could also enjoy it.I don't think they sell coconut milk in cartons in Japan, so substitute with soy milk, if necessary. If you worry about your blood sugar levels, you can omit the raisins. Use liquid sweetener, since it is less likely to raise your blood sugar levels. If you're not worried about them, I recommend using maple syrup. Recipe by Maxerbear

Fired Add Ghee after adding Ghee than Add Pistachio, Almonds, and Cardamoms a pinch after adding them than add Roasted Vermicelli and roast them for 2 or 3 mints. add 4 cups of milk and after adding that add sugar and cook for 10 mint on medium flame.

very soft, melt in your mouth dessert. A family favorite.

This dessert, which is served at wedding feasts in India too, is a great dish to serve to guests that everyone likes. People talk about "that ras malai served at that wedding..." years after the fact.In India, fall and winter are the seasons for festivals. So I made this to fit the seasons.In step 2, if the cheese mixture doesn't come together even after kneading for 5 minutes, try adding 1-2 drops of water.Chill well in the refrigerator, and eat the same day you make it or as soon as possible.It's so delicious that once you have it, you won't be able to forget it. It's ideal to serve as a dessert to guests. Recipe by Plabar

While traditional samosa or singara (that's what we Bengalis call it) are filled with a spicy potato filling, this one comes with a sweet filling made of reduced milk, milk solids and semolina, laced in sticky sugar syrup. The filling can also be made of chhana or cottage cheese, but I like the kheer version more.The given proportion yields around 40 small samosas or 30 large ones.See more on my blog post here: http://www.allthatsdelicious.com/mishti-singara-recipe

Imarti is a delicious Indian dessert known by different names in various parts of India. Imarti looks somewhat similar to jalebi, but its taste is completely different. In North India, Imarti is enjoyed during almost every festival, but it is especially popular during the Dussehra festival.

#breadsI have given twist of Three colour....In this puran poli stuffing is of Chana daal and Sugar or jaggery

This is an Indian confection that's often depicted in pictures of Hanuman and Ganesh. These are made very sweet in India, but I've decreased the amount of sugar and added a dash of rock salt to better suit a Japanese taste.For some reason, they go very well with very sweet chai.It will taste more genuine if you make your own cardamon powder by grinding whole green cardamons (shelled) with a mortar and pestle.You can get besan (gram flour) from Indian grocery stores. Apart from this dish, it is used for dishes like pakora (Indian fried vegetables). Recipe by Go-pa-ra

Mung bean dessert, also known as mung bean 'suan', doesn't actually contain garlic—the name comes from the peeled mung beans, which look like garlic cloves. Steamed mung beans can be used in a variety of sweet treats. You can make a thickened sweet soup and mix in the mung beans—enjoy it on its own or sprinkle with peanut powder. Drizzle with plain condensed milk for a rich, creamy, and lightly sweet dessert that's delicious served hot or cold.