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Carrot and Fruit Kheer

Healthy Punjab Starts Here! (JICA MSNA, Punjab)
Healthy Punjab Starts Here! (JICA MSNA, Punjab) @MSNA_JICA
Punjab, Pakistan

*Complementary Foods (for 9-12 months)*
A fruitfully sweet kheer prepared without added sugar. Use carrots, dates, and bananas for flavor, offer variety for infants beyond the initial weaning stage.

Amount of nutrient and Percent Daily Reference Intake (%DRI) per serving:

Calories: 177kcal (%DRI 59)
Protein: 4g (%DRI 41)
Carbohydrates: 35g (%DRI 37)
Fats: 3g (%DRI 10)
Folic acid: 16mcg (%DRI 20)
Vitamin A: 220mcg (%DRI 44)
Calcium: 115mg (%DRI 43)

*Complementary Foods (for 9-12 months)*
A fruitfully sweet kheer prepared without added sugar. Use carrots, dates, and bananas for flavor, offer variety for infants beyond the initial weaning stage.

Amount of nutrient and Percent Daily Reference Intake (%DRI) per serving:

Calories: 177kcal (%DRI 59)
Protein: 4g (%DRI 41)
Carbohydrates: 35g (%DRI 37)
Fats: 3g (%DRI 10)
Folic acid: 16mcg (%DRI 20)
Vitamin A: 220mcg (%DRI 44)
Calcium: 115mg (%DRI 43)

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Carrot and Fruit Kheer

Healthy Punjab Starts Here! (JICA MSNA, Punjab)
Healthy Punjab Starts Here! (JICA MSNA, Punjab) @MSNA_JICA
Punjab, Pakistan

*Complementary Foods (for 9-12 months)*
A fruitfully sweet kheer prepared without added sugar. Use carrots, dates, and bananas for flavor, offer variety for infants beyond the initial weaning stage.

Amount of nutrient and Percent Daily Reference Intake (%DRI) per serving:

Calories: 177kcal (%DRI 59)
Protein: 4g (%DRI 41)
Carbohydrates: 35g (%DRI 37)
Fats: 3g (%DRI 10)
Folic acid: 16mcg (%DRI 20)
Vitamin A: 220mcg (%DRI 44)
Calcium: 115mg (%DRI 43)

*Complementary Foods (for 9-12 months)*
A fruitfully sweet kheer prepared without added sugar. Use carrots, dates, and bananas for flavor, offer variety for infants beyond the initial weaning stage.

Amount of nutrient and Percent Daily Reference Intake (%DRI) per serving:

Calories: 177kcal (%DRI 59)
Protein: 4g (%DRI 41)
Carbohydrates: 35g (%DRI 37)
Fats: 3g (%DRI 10)
Folic acid: 16mcg (%DRI 20)
Vitamin A: 220mcg (%DRI 44)
Calcium: 115mg (%DRI 43)

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Ingredients

15 mins
3 servings
  • 1 cupmilk
  • 1/2 cupcarrot (grated)
  • 1/4 cuprice (soaked)
  • 1banana
  • 5dates (pitted)
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15 mins
  1. 1

    In a pot, combine the rice, grated carrot and milk. Bring the ingredients to a boil over medium heat.

  2. 2

    Reduce the heat and let it simmer, stirring occasionally, until the rice is fully cooked and the mixture thickens. This usually takes about 15-20 minutes.

  3. 3

    Add the dates and continue to cook it for a few more minutes until they become soft.

  4. 4

    Remove from the heat and stir in the mashed banana.

  5. 5

    Let the kheer cool to a safe temperature before serving.

Tips

You can add extra milk to adjust consistency.

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Healthy Punjab Starts Here! (JICA MSNA, Punjab)
Healthy Punjab Starts Here! (JICA MSNA, Punjab) @MSNA_JICA
on May 12, 2026 20:14
Punjab, Pakistan
“Healthy! Tasty! Recipes” were developed under the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)’s Punjab Multisectoral Nutrition Advisory Project (MSNA: 2023-2026) to address the malnutrition prevailing among women and children in Pakistan. Unbalanced diets lead to issues like low birth weight and stunting, which increase the risk of chronic diseases later in life. While knowledge is key to a balanced diet, it is often hard to access in rural areas. To bridge this gap, these recipes are designed for:                                                                                           1. Pregnant and lactating women2. Infants of complementary feeding age (6-24 months)3. Undernourished children4. School-aged children                                                          Overall, these recipes emphasize “Healthy, Tasty and Cook-friendly” as highlighted below:                                                                                    • Use common vegetables and eggs rich in minerals, vitamins and protein.• Follow WHO guidance on healthy diets by minimizing sugar, salt, and fat.• Use techniques like steaming and shallow frying to retain more nutrients.• Recommend chopping or grating veggies finely to improve texture for picky eaters.• Maximize local flavors and traditional wisdom for wider acceptability.• Encourage using home-grown produce from "nutrition gardens" (veggies and eggs).                                                                                                                                                                     Distributed through health centers and schools, these recipes aim to bring health and smiles to every kitchen in Punjab.Sources of Nutrition values: the Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the Food Composition Table for Pakistan
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