Carrot kheer recipe is a common and delicious Indian dessert. It requires fresh carrots sauted in ghee and then cooked in full-fat milk until it’s thick, creamy texture. Its taste is mild sweet and creamy. This carrot kheer recipe is very simple and easy to make. It only needs 6 ingredients to prepare. So let’s give a try to this authentic and delicious carrot kheer.

About Carrot Kheer:-
In India, this kheer is known as carrot kheer in northern states, and by carrot payasam is famous in southern states. In Hindi, it is called be as gajar ki kheer. But one thing is common i.e. its deliciousness.
This carrot kheer recipe is especially prepared during the fasting season or festivals. It basically needs fresh red carrots and cooked in a milk until its thick creamy texture. The creamy texture of kheer is taste like a wow. I have no words to explain how yummy it is. When you prepare it on your own you gonna like it sure.
I love kheer very much, whether it’s rice kheer or carrot kheer. Rice kheer is also delicious and easy to prepare. If you want a delicious rice kheer, then check out my version of Rice Kheer Recipe. On every occasion, I didn’t forget to prepare the kheer because it’s very simple and easy to make. I think preparing the kheer on the occasions made them more special.
Everyone has their style of preparing carrot kheer. Some people grind carrots and then cook in milk. But I prepare it in a simple and easy way. First, I grate and saute carrots in ghee and then cook them in milk, adding sugar and flavoring with green cardamom powder.
Ingredients:-
Carrots: I use two medium fresh seasonal carrots. Always use fresh and juicy red carrots.
Milk: I use full-fat cow milk here. Using full-fat milk gives more creamy texture to the kheer.
Sugar: I use regular white sugar. But you can also use jaggery. If you want to add jaggery, then add it when the carrot kheer is cooked.
Dry fruits: I use only almonds for this recipe. But you can add more like cashews, raisins, or pistachio according to your choice.
Green cardamom powder: I use green cardamom powder for a more aromatic flavor to the kheer.
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How to make carrot kheer:-
1.First, take two medium fresh red carrots. Rinse them in water and peel them off.

2. Then grate the peeled carrots with the help of a grater.

3. After that, take a saucepan and add 2 cups of milk to it on medium heat and wait until it brings to a boil.

4. When the milk is boiled, turn off the heat.

5. Take a pan or cauldron on medium heat and add 2 tbsp ghee in it with chopped almonds. Saute them.

6. When the almonds are done, add grated carrots to the cauldron. Stir and saute them until the smell of raw carrots is gone.

7. The carrots take 4-5 minutes to sauté and turn soft cooked.

8. After that, add the boiled milk to the sautéed carrots.

9. Mix them well. Cook it on low to medium heat until it has a thick, creamy texture. Stir at intervals so that the carrots don’t stick to the bottom of the cauldron.

10. It takes 14-15 minutes on low heat for its thick, creamy texture.

11. When the kheer has thickened in texture, then add 3/4 cup sugar to it. Mix them well.

12. Then add 1/4 tsp green cardamom powder. Mix it well.

13. Now turn off the heat. The carrot kheer is ready to serve.

Serving suggestions:-
Serve it hot or warm as you like. You can serve it after a meal.
You can serve it alone if you have a craving of meetha.

Carrot Kheer Recipe
Ingredients
- 2 medium carrots, grated
- 2 cups full-fat milk
- 2 tbsp ghee
- ¾ cup sugar
- 5-6 almonds, chopped
- ¼ tsp green cardamom powder
Instructions
- First, take two medium fresh red carrots. Rinse them in water and peel them off.
- Then grate the peeled carrots with the help of a grater.
- After that, take a saucepan and add 2 cups of milk to it on medium heat and wait until it brings to boil.
- When the milk is boiled, turn off the heat.
- Take a pan or cauldron on medium heat and add 2 tbsp ghee in it with chopped almonds. Saute them.
- When the almonds are done, add grated carrots to the cauldron. Stir and saute them until the smell of raw carrots is gone.
- The carrots take 4-5 minutes to sauté and turn soft cooked.
- After that, add the boiled milk to the sautéed carrots.
- Mix them well. Cook it on low to medium heat until it has a thick, creamy texture. Stir at intervals so that the carrots don't stick to the bottom of the cauldron.
- It takes 14-15 minutes on low heat for its thick, creamy texture.
- When the kheer has thickened in texture, then add 3/4 cup sugar to it. Mix them well.
- Then add ¼ tsp green cardamom powder. Mix it well.
- Now turn off the heat. The carrot kheer is ready to serve.