
Chak-Hao Amubi (Black Rice Pudding)
A creamy Indian dessert from North East India made by simmering soaked black rice in full-cream milk until thick and purple-hued, sweetened with sugar and cardamom, and garnished with fried cashews and raisins.
220 minIndian
Servings4
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- Vegetarian
- Pescatarian
- Halal
Steps
- 1To prepare Chak-Hao Amubi Recipe (Black Rice Pudding), wash and soak rice in fresh water for 3-4 hours before cooking.
- 2In a thick bottomed pan, heat milk and boil till it starts reducing and look light cream in color.
- 3Add soaked black rice and cook in medium to low flames till rice is 90% cooked. Keep stirring in regular intervals and also scrap the cream from sides and add into the kheer, this will make it creamier.
- 4The kheer will start turning purple in color because of the Chak-Hao/black rice.
- 5Once the milk is thick and creamy and the rice is almost done, add sugar and cardamom powder and stir well.
- 6After adding sugar, the milk will slightly look diluted, but it will thicken again in few minutes.
- 7Cook till the kheer is creamy in texture and turn off the gas
- 8In a small pan, heat ghee and fry cashews till browned slightly.
- 9Add the fried cashews to Chak-Hao Amubi Recipe (Black Rice Pudding) and give a quick mix.
- 10Serve Chak-Hao Amubi Recipe (Black Rice Pudding) hot or chilled, as an occasional dessert after a nice weekend meal!
Nutrition
- Calories
- 2176kcal
- Protein
- 79g
- Carbs
- 309g
- Fat
- 71g
- Fiber
- 7g
- Sugar
- 198g
Estimated from the ingredient list.
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Questions
How long does chak-hao amubi (black rice pudding) take to make?
About 220 minutes from start to finish, including prep.
How many people does this recipe serve?
It serves 4 as written. Use the servings control to scale every ingredient up or down.
Can I change the ingredients?
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