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===Central and South Asia=== [[File:Kheer Rice Pudding Indian Sweet Buffalo New York.jpg|thumb|Indian ''[[kheer]]'' in a restaurant]] [[File:Kheer Benazir, Karim's (01).jpg|thumb|''Kheer benazir'' at the Old Delhi restaurant [[Karim's]]]] * ''[[Dudhapak]]'' (Indian [Gujarati]) with slow-boiled milk, sugar, basmati rice, nuts, and saffron * ''[[Firni]]'' (South-Central Asian) with broken rice, cardamom and pistachio, reduced to a paste, and served cold * ''[[Kheer]]'' (Indian Subcontinent) with slow-boiled milk * ''[[Payasam]]'' (South Indian) with slow-boiled milk, sugar/ [[jaggery]], and nuts * ''[[Kheer|Paayesh]]'' (Bengali) with grounded basmati or parboiled rice, milk, sugar or jaggery, cardamom and pistachio; can be served either hot or cold * ''[[Pongal (dish)|Pongal]]'', a sweet rice pudding made with brown rice, traditionally found in both [[South Indian cuisine]] and [[Sri Lankan cuisine]] and eaten for [[New Year's Day]] festivities. * ''[[Kiribath]]'', a traditional dish made from coconut milk and rice in [[Sri Lankan cuisine]].
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