Name: Vermicelli kheer Recipe | How to Make Seviyan Kheer At Home | Meethi Milk Kheer Seviyan
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 15 min
Ingredients: 1 Tbsp Clarified butter / Desi Ghee; 1 Cup Vermicelli; Some mix chopped Dry fruits; 4 Cups Milk. Doodh; 1-2 Tbsp Sugar/ Cheeni; ¼ Tsp Green Cardamom / Hari elaechi

Hey, a cooking enthusiast looking to explore new dessert recipes, you’ve come to the right place. Here we will walk through the step-by-step process of preparing roasted vermicelli kheer or bambino vermicelli kheer. We will prepare thick and rich vermicelli kheer without a milkmaid. In south India, vermicelli kheer is called Vermicelli payasam. Learn how to get rich flavors and creamy textures of this traditional Indian instant kheer dessert recipe from Vermicelli called sevai in Hindi.

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1 What is Vermicelli Kheer?

2 The History and Significance of Vermicelli Kheer

3 Video Meethi Milk Kheer Seviyan

4 How to Make Meethi Milk Kheer Seviyan Recipe

5 Ingredients

6 Note

What is Vermicelli Kheer?

Vermicelli kheer, also known as seviyan kheer or vermicelli payasam, is a creamy and fragrant dessert made with roasted vermicelli noodles.

Vermicelli kheer from ages has been commonly known as a classic Indian sweet dish that holds a special place in our hearts and taste buds. The recipe is quite simple, it’s made first by roasting vermicelli and then cooked using some basic ingredients such as Ghee, milk, sugar and a blend of aromatic spices like cardamom and Saffreon. Also don’t forget to add some dry fruits which will further enhance its richness..To make Vermicelli kheer more thick, Creamy, and rich, you can add condensed milk – Milkmaid to it. And if without condensed milk still you want a creamy thick sevai kheer boil and reduce the milk till it gets thick.

These days now you also get already roasted vermicelli in supermarkets. This is a dessert that has been cherished by all sweet food lovers for generations, especially as a kheer that can be instantly made Whether for a festive occasion or simply to satisfy your sweet tooth. Follow the recipe given here and you will be able to create the perfect vermicelli kheer every time.

In south India, Vermicelli Payasam is made using Jaggery,fragrant spices like cloves and cinnamon.

The History and Significance of Vermicelli Kheer

Vermicelli kheer is said to be dated back centuries originated in the Indian subcontinent and has since become an integral part of Indian cuisine. The dish holds cultural and religious significance and is prepared during festivals like Eid, It symbolizes festiveness, a celebration of togetherness, and the sweetness of love in life..

Apart from Bambinoo vermicelli, there are also other varieties of vermicelli available in the name of sevi, sevai, or seviyan, some are roasted and some are plain and some are thick and some are very thin in texture.

Learn how to make more Dessert-like recipes that you can try – No Grate Gajar Halwa, Bread Caramel Pudding, Cup Desserts, Chocolate Donuts Without Yeast, Masala Aam Papad, Besan Halwa and more.

Video Meethi Milk Kheer Seviyan

How to Make Meethi Milk Kheer Seviyan Recipe

Vermicelli kheer Recipe | How to Make Seviyan Kheer At Home | Meethi Milk Kheer Seviyan

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Prep Time 5

Total Time 15

Course Dessert

Cuisine Indian

Servings 4

Calories 130 kcal

Ingredients

1 Tbsp Clarified butter / Desi Ghee
1 Cup Vermicelli
Some mix chopped Dry fruits
4 Cups Milk. Doodh
1-2 Tbsp Sugar/ Cheeni
¼ Tsp Green Cardamom / Hari elaechi

Instructions

Stirring contineously on medium roast Vermicelli till golden brown.
A few moments before Vermicelli gets golden brown add chopped dry fruits and let them also get little roasted in Ghee.
After about 2 minutes of adding dry fruits add Milk and Sugar.
Let this to boil over low to medium heat until Vermicelli gets soft and the kheer gets little thick.
Add Cardamom powder, give a stir and switch off.

Note

Serve Vermicelli kheer lukewarm or cold.
After the kheer cools down it gets more thick.
Vermicelli kheer or Meethi Seviyan kheer, can be served lukewarm or cold.
You can try to serve the kheer with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Vermicelli kheer can also be served with traditional Indian sweets like gulab jamun or jalebi.