
15 Jan Gajar Ka Halwa
In this fast paced life, we always look forward to certain food items which demand instant cooking process. And as a result, our blog is also full of instant recipes. But when it comes to Gajar Ka Halwa, we always say a Big NO to instant cooking method. Because the taste which lies in the Gajar ka Halwa made on slow cooking, is matchless and simply out of the world.
Although there is no complexity in the cooking process or in the availability of ingredients, but what you require is utmost patience and esteemed love.
From beginning to end, it took us about 3 hours in making this Gajar ka Halwa and at last, we had a bowl full of beautiful aromatic hot Halwa.
We have tried to make it little healthy but adding the brown sugar instead of regular sugar without entering into any compromise with the taste.
INGREDIENTS
Carrots – 1 kg
Milk – 1 Litre
Desi ghee – 2 tbsp
Brown Sugar or white Sugar – 1 cup
Cardamom essence or powder – 2 tsp
Dry fruits as per your choice
YIELDS
5-6 servings
METHOD
1.Wash, peel off the outer layer and grate the carrots with the help of the grater or in food processor.
2. Place a non stick pan on gas stove and add ghee in it.
3. Once the ghee starts melting, add grated carrots and saute it for about 5 minutes at low flame.
4. Then pour milk into the pan and mix it with carrots. Stir occasionally.
5. When the milk reduces to half, add brown sugar and cardamom essence.
6. Cook until all of the milk is completely evaporated leaving behind nice creamy textured Gajar Halwa. Do remember that the entire process must go on low flame.
7. Mix some dry fruits in the Halwa and reserve some for garnishing.
8. Gajar Halwa is ready to be served now. Serve it hot.
Regards
PAYAL BALI SHARMA
SHAILENDER SHARMA
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youthfoodblog
Posted at 06:28h, 21 JanuaryLove the heart shape. The food is indeed hearty!
Payal Bali Sharma & Shailender Sharma
Posted at 06:31h, 21 JanuaryThank you so much…
A Hedgehog in the Kitchen
Posted at 15:37h, 20 JanuaryWhat a beautiful recipe! The heart shape also makes it absolutely perfect for Valentine’s Day!
Payal Bali Sharma & Shailender Sharma
Posted at 06:29h, 21 JanuaryThanks a ton for the Appreciation…
Kumar Harsh
Posted at 02:45h, 16 JanuaryHahahaha, but I love it. Jo marzi ho. 😀
Kumar Harsh
Posted at 15:03h, 15 JanuaryWow Ma’am. This looks delicious. Thand main ek yehi sahara hai. Yahan bhi bna hai gajar ka halwa. 🙂
Anu Yalo
Posted at 09:43h, 15 Januaryyummy
Payal Bali Sharma & Shailender Sharma
Posted at 19:37h, 15 JanuaryThank you.