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This looks delicious and easy. Kheer was the first Indian dessert I had ever tried and I loved it. This is an interesting alternative. It seems that many cultures have dishes with small amounts of grains and large quantities of liquid to create creamy porridge-like dishes.
Debra
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March 16th, 2009 at 12:24 pm
This looks delicious and easy. Kheer was the first Indian dessert I had ever tried and I loved it. This is an interesting alternative. It seems that many cultures have dishes with small amounts of grains and large quantities of liquid to create creamy porridge-like dishes.
Debra
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