Gil-E-Firdaus Recipe (Kesar Phirni)

February 22, 2017

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Gil-E-Firdaus Recipe (Kesar Phirni)
Time:Prep: 40 M|Cook: 20 M|Total: 1h 0min
Makes:8 Servings
Meal:Dessert
Cuisine:Hyderabadi

Gil-E-Firdaus also commonly known as Kesar Firni is a pudding made by grounded rice which is filled with lots of dry fruits and saffron. It's thick as compared to the normal rice kheer, garnished with lots of dry nuts and rose petals, comes from Mughlai Cuisine and is served chilled in various festivals and special occasions.

Serve Gil-E-Firdaus on festivals or as a dessert after your festive Diwali meal.

You can try some Kashmiri recipes such as well

  1. Kashmiri Veth Chaman Recipe
  2. Kashmiri Pulao Recipe
  3. Kashmiri Style Dum Aloo Recipe

Ingredients

For garnish

    1 liter Milk, full cream milk
    1 cup Rice, coarsely grounded
    1 cup Sugar
    1 teaspoon Cardamom Powder (Elaichi)
    Few Saffron strands
    10 Whole Almonds (Badam), sliced
    10 Cashew nuts, chopped
    1 tablespoon Pistachios, chopped
    10 Sultana Raisins
    1 Edible Silver Foil/Leaf (Chandi Ka Vark), optional
    1 teaspoon Mixed nuts, chopped (I used almonds and pistachios)
    1 teaspoon Dried rose petals
    Few Saffron strands

Instructions for Gil-E-Firdaus Recipe (Kesar Phirni)

    1

    To begin making the Gil-E-Firdaus recipe, for making ground rice, wash and drain and let the rice rest for around 30 minutes. In a grinder add rice and grind it coarsely and keep aside.

    2

    Heat milk in a thick bottomed vessel. As soon as the milk comes to a boil, add saffron and grounded rice and stir well. Break lumps if any. Keep stirring in medium to low heat to avoid getting burnt.

    3

    Add cardamom powder and chopped dry fruits except raisins. We shall add raisins at the end to avoid milk getting separate.

    4

    Keep stirring till the rice gets cooked and milk becomes thick and creamy. Scratch the sides of the vessel with a spatula to remove the thick cream accumulated.

    5

    Drop that cream in the milk, that will make it more rick and creamy.

    6

    Now add sugar to and stir well. You may suddenly find the milk getting a thin, but that's okay as sugar has a tendency to leave water.

    7

    Cook the phirni for another few minutes till you get the required consistency.

    8

    Turn off the flames and allow it to cool at room temperature.

    9

    Transfer it to the serving bowls, cups or glasses and refrigerate it till chilled.

    10

    Garnish each serving with chopped almonds, pistachios, saffron and dried rose petals and serve chilled.

    11

    Serve Gil-E-Firdaus on festivals or as a dessert after your festive Diwali meal.



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