Alternate options to acheive Multiple Inheritance property to some extent in php

As we all know that php does not support multiple inheritance, but we can acheive it through some extent by writing our code. suppose we have a absract class Ingredents -

abstract class Ingredents {

private $DishId;
abstract public function requirement();

public function __construct($DishId) {
$this->DishId = $DishId;
}
public function getDishId() {
return $this->DishId;
}
}

Now If we want to make milk cake we can extend it simply -

class Milkcake extends Ingredents {

private $req = array();

public function __construct($req){
$this->req = $req;
}
public function requirement() {
return $this->req;
}
}

And if we want to make kesar rice then also we can get it simply

class KesarRice extends Ingredents {

private $req = array();

public function __construct($req) {
$this->req = $req;
}
public function requirement() {
return $this->req;
}
}

But now if we want to make kheer then ? ok we are going to use property of Milkcake and kesar rice both.

class Kheer {

private $req = array();
private $dishes = array();

public function requirement() {
foreach ($this->dishes as $dishes) {
$this->req[] = $dishes->requirement();
}
}
public function setDishes($dishes) {
$this->dishes = $dishes;
}
public function getRequirement() {
return $this->req ;
}
}

Now Execute the code -

$kesar_rice = new KesarRice(array('Rice','kesar'));
$kesar_rice_requirement = $kesar_rice->requirement();
print_r($kesar_rice_requirement);

$milk_cake = new Milkcake(array('Milk','sugar'));
$milk_cake_requirement = $milk_cake->requirement();
print_r($milk_cake_requirement);

$kheer = new Kheer();
$kheer->setDishes(array(
'KesarRice' => new KesarRice(array('Rice','kesar')),
'Milkcake' => new Milkcake(array('Milk','sugar'))
));
$kheer->requirement();
$kheer_requirement = $kheer->getRequirement();
print_r($kheer_requirement);