Ingredients:
Basmati rice .... 1 cup
Sugar ............... 3/4 cup
Cardamoms .... 3-4
Salt ............... a pinch
Saffron ........ 1/8 tsp ( a generous pinch )
Pistachios .... few (unsalted)
Almonds ...... 2-3
Raisins ....... few
Ghee / oil
1. Wash and soak the rice for 1 hour.
2. In a pan heat ghee / oil and add the cardamoms.
3. Add the rice and saute. Now pour one and half cups water.
4. When it starts boiling add a pinch of salt, saffron and let it cook until three-fourths done.
5. Now add the sugar. Stir it and let it cook on low flame.
6. Place the pot on a griddle and cover the lid well. Stir it carefully a couple of times until the water from the sugar is absorbed and the tehri is done.
If you like soft tehri then sprinkle a little more water and place it for dum.
7. Heat a little ghee and pour over the tehri. Garnish with sliced pistachios and almonds.
Recipe Video
Delightful sweet rice..:)
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Thanks Reva
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ReplyDeleteDelicious rice dear...i luv this...yum.
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Deletewow ur tehri has come out really good but i didnt understand salt part here. u didnt use the color na
ReplyDeletelooks yummy yummy
Meena this salt tip is my grandma's .. she used to say it balances the sweetness.
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DeleteYummy rice...)
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Different taste...
ReplyDeleteSindhi speciality !
DeleteFlavorful rice.
ReplyDeleteThanks Anu
Deletetehri ki shakal after so so long! and that too a royal one!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the sweet compliment
DeleteEasy and simple to make....
ReplyDeleteYes Arthy .. try it sometime
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ReplyDeleteHow are you ? Here after a long time ! I love Teheri but never made it . Now will try .
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Ushnish
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DeleteSooo tempting. Yummy. Delicious.
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DeleteWhat a delicious looking tehri. The addition of saffron and cardamom makes it a match made for heaven!!. You make it look so easy to make too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the compliment Mina
DeleteThis is such a delightful and flavourful recipe . Looks Super delicious and tempting .
ReplyDeleteTehri looks so delicious and flavourful. We usually make instant ones with leftover rice. But this sounds so flavourful.
ReplyDeleteOh really. I never tried that. I only make savoury rice from left overs.
DeleteTehri looks so fluffy and delicious with the liberal dry fruit garnish. Liked the idea of cooking meetha chawal on dum style.
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DeleteWow, tehri looks fluffy and totally inviting! The aroma of cardamom and saffron must make this rice more delectable! Such a rich and royal treat!
ReplyDeleteThanks Priya.
DeleteSuch a lovely welcoming tehri. Beautiful colour. I've tasted sweet rice but have not tried making it at home. I should as your step by step recipe is so easy to follow.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mayuri. Do make it sometime. We always make this paired with sai bhaji on festive days
DeleteTehri looks delicious and festive. I make it often. Lovely treat for Diwali.
ReplyDeletereminds me of Kashmiri zarda pulao - I cant wait to try it! Since I loved that one I am sure I would love this one just a smuch
ReplyDeleteYou will surely love it. Yes, both are quite similar
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