Chak-Hao Amubi (Black Rice Pudding)

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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Steps

  1. 1To prepare Chak-Hao Amubi Recipe (Black Rice Pudding), wash and soak rice in fresh water for 3-4 hours before cooking.
  2. 2In a thick bottomed pan, heat milk and boil till it starts reducing and look light cream in color.
  3. 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.
  4. 4The kheer will start turning purple in color because of the Chak-Hao/black rice.
  5. 5Once the milk is thick and creamy and the rice is almost done, add sugar and cardamom powder and stir well.
  6. 6After adding sugar, the milk will slightly look diluted, but it will thicken again in few minutes.
  7. 7Cook till the kheer is creamy in texture and turn off the gas
  8. 8In a small pan, heat ghee and fry cashews till browned slightly.
  9. 9Add the fried cashews to Chak-Hao Amubi Recipe (Black Rice Pudding) and give a quick mix.
  10. 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

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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?

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