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Sam (crazy candle person) ✦
@samantha
Ugly pics cuz it’s 2am but I made an asian pear compote on an Indian kheer. Today was the first time I ever tried kheer at my friends house, an Indian rice pudding with some grapes. It has a yogurt-y taste. My kitchen has been off limits recently since I’ve been making candles and ive just been itching to cook something. And my two friends that are dating are Indian and Chinese. So I thought why not combine those cultures into one dish. Ingredients are basic: Asian pear, cinnamon, honey (maple syrup better), sugar (brown sugar better), vanilla extract, pinch of salt, and cardamom. Measure to taste and mix in a sauce pan, bring to a boil, then simmer until they turn translucent ish My friends mom made the kheer but you can follow any other recipe you want online or purchase it from a local store. Three tablespoons of kheer into the katori. Then one large tablespoon of the Asian pear compote on top. Bam dessert.
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Sam (crazy candle person) ✦
@samantha
I wasn’t really happy with the first attempt (I put in dried ground cardamom). So the second time around I ground the cardamom and then put it in boiling water to let it steep. When both things were boiling I strained the mixture and slowly stirred it together. It became much more fragrant the second time. I tried to make the cut of pear more consistent but the smaller texture made it too mushy. Lastly I tried to serve it with vanilla ice cream but that was overkill. If I were to do it again, I would do thin slices of pears for better texture. No ice cream. Would be interesting to steep the pears in some tea..
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Joseph Maggio
@giuseppe
Sounds wonderful with spice, texture, and creamy texture of pudding
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Stefanie
@galazio
Omg this combination looks magical! I’m craving rice pudding now…
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bertwurst
@bertwurst.eth
I would very much like to eat this! I don't think I can have raisins, but this might be worth some stomach upset.
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links 🏴
@links
Kheer is one of my comfort foods
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Vana coinempress
@coinempress
i love kheer! i haven't tried it with apples but i could see now how thats a great mix
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Nick Smith
@iamnick.eth
the best tasting food is ugly food
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