How To Avoid Common Mistakes When Making Diwali Kheer

By Yash Lakhan

Not Rinsing Rice Enough

Starchy kheer with a sticky texture might be the consequence of not rinsing rice completely. So, be careful of this mistake.

Adding Sugar Too Soon

It's better to add sugar after the rice is tender since doing so will keep it from cooking all the way through.

Cooking On High Heat

Always cook kheer on low to medium heat to avoid burning the milk and making it stuck to the saucepan.

Not Stirring Frequently

If you don't stir frequently, the rice and milk may burn at the bottom and lose texture and flavor.

Ignoring To Soak The Rice

Failure to soak the rice prior may result in uneven cooking, which will reduce the creaminess of the kheer.