Aamer Payesh Or Mango Rice Pudding

Name: Aamer Payesh
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 30 min
Total time: 40 min
Yield: 4
Cuisine: Bengali
Ingredients: Whole Milk - Or Half N Half 3 cups; Basmati Or Gobindo Bhog Rice(Bengal's special arometic rice) - soaked into cold water for 30 minutes; Sugar - adjust to your taste (if you like your payesh more sweet, you may add little more, but remember the mango pulp will be sweet); Sweet Mango Pulp - Or Ripe Mango 1 (cut the ripe mango into small pieces, and blend to make smooth pulp); Cashew & Raisins - for garnishing

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May 09, 2013
Moumita Ghosh
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Bengali people greet their guests with ripe cut Mangoes and Lichies. It's really refreshing in hot Summer days. Aamer Payesh is a Milk & Rice based Pudding with Mango Flavor. This Aamer Payesh should have chilled. I had this Aamer Payesh at my Grand Mother's home. I used to go at her home in Summer vacation. I never forgot the taste. When I started cooking after my marriage I tried to make this Aamer Payesh. But somehow I couldn't bring the exact taste. But after trying several times, now I got almost the same taste. I just love Mango, raw or in any kind of dessert. One famous Bengali sweet called Sondesh also can be Mango flavored. So I thought sharing this Aamer Payesh recipe with all of you. Then you can also try this awesome recipe at home....

Aamer Payesh is a thick milk based rice dessert which is also known as Mango flavored Kheer. We scoop out the juicy ripe mango flesh, and then make puree out of the flesh without using any water. On the other hand we'll be making the payesh or rice pudding and at the end we will mix the mango pulp with the Payesh. That's it. It is very easy to make but may be time consuming too. Let's check for the recipe of Aamer Payesh.

Details

Yields

4 serving(s)

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Time

Preperation
10 Minutes

Cooking
30 Minutes

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Cooking Level
Medium

Meal Type
Dessert

Cuisine
Bengali

Ingredients of Aamer Payesh

Whole Milk - 1 litre(s)

Or Half N Half 3 cups

Basmati Or Gobindo Bhog Rice(Bengal's special arometic rice) - 1 Handful

soaked into cold water for 30 minutes

Sugar - 0.5 Cup(s)

adjust to your taste (if you like your payesh more sweet, you may add little more, but remember the mango pulp will be sweet)

Sweet Mango Pulp - 0.5 Cup(s)

Or Ripe Mango 1 (cut the ripe mango into small pieces, and blend to make smooth pulp)

Cashew & Raisins

for garnishing

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Directions to make Aamer Payesh in steps

Steps

Take a large pan add very little water in it and add the milk or half n half and boil it till the liquid becomes half n the quantity.(keep stirring continuously)
Now add the soaked rice into the pan and boil the rice along with the milk. When the rice will be cooked enough add the sugar and boil for another 10 minutes or the pudding becomes thick and creamy.
Now let the payesh cool completely and then add the mango pulp and mix with the "Payesh" very well.
Pour the "Payesh" in a large container garnish with chopped nuts and refrigerate it for 3-4 hour or before serving.
Enjoy.........
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Serving Tips

Serve chilled

Notes

When you will going to add the Mango Pulp, the Payesh might Curdle. So before adding all the Mango Pulp, take 2-3 tablespoons of Payesh in a small bowl and add 1-2 tablespoons of Mango Pulp to it and mix with the Payesh. If the Payesh looks ok them mix all the mango Pulp to the Payesh.

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