09 Feb Dahi ka halwa (curd pudding)
Last Updated on March 1, 2022 by blessmyfoodbypayal
Dahi ka halwa | curd pudding recipe | dahi halwa recipe with step wise pictorial and video recipe is here.
Dahi ka halwa | curd pudding recipe | dahi halwa recipe sounds something weird, unmatchable and odd. Right?
Same happened to us when we saw this recipe in a TV show. Though it was sounding something unreasonable but we had no reason not to believe in its possibility because it was presented by celebrity chef Pankaj Bhadouriya. So it was obvious that it must be very very delicious.
And yes it is found to be true. It tastes really awesome and easy too. Just few basic ingredients and you are sorted.
We have not made any change and experiment with the original recipe except have added shakkar whereas original recipe showed 1/2 cup brown sugar.
After adding shakkar we felt that halwa is little low in sweetness so we added little more shakkar and made it to 3/4 cup in total.
You may try it with brown sugar or shakkar. We didn’t feel anywhere that there were any restraint in adding regular sugar too, so you may go for it too, if you like.
We tasted it both warm and cool (room temperature) but we loved it cool more. All your choice and taste buds.
So without any delay, let’s begin the process.
STEP WISE PICTORIAL RECIPE OF DAHI KA HALWA
- Firstly make hung curd & for that place a sieve over a big bowl.
- Take curd which is fresh & shouldn’t be sour at all. Pour it in the sieve.
- Place the bowl having sieve over it in refrigerator for 2 hours to drain out most of the water from curd. If you already have hung curd, then skip this process and take 1 cup of hung curd to make this recipe.
- Take a heavy bottomed pan & add desi ghee in it.
- When ghee melts, add semolina in it. Keep stirring on low flame.
- When semolina turns golden brown, remove the pan from heat and let it cool down completely.
- Add hung curd and shakkar & mix them properly.
- Again place the pan on low heat and add saffron soaked milk in it. Mix.
- Keep cooking on low flame until ghee begins to separate from mixture.
- Add mace and mix.
- Add cardamoms & rose water and mix.
- Serve after garnishing.
NOTES
- We need 1 cup of hung curd that is why 0.25 cup (2 tbsp) of extra curd is taken because when the water will be dripped out of curd, we will left with almost 1 cup of curd.
- Bowl having a sieve over it, in which curd is placed, is kept in refrigerator because if curd will remain outside for 2 hours, it may turn sour.
- If you have pre-planning of making this halwa well in time, you can begin the process of making hung curd at night and keep the bowl overnight in refrigerator.
DAHI KA HALWA – RECIPE CARD
Dahi ka halwa (curd pudding)
Ingredients
- 1.25 cup Curd
- 1/4 cup semolina/suji
- 1/4 cup desi ghee
- 3/4 cup shakkar
- 1 tbsp Saffron soaked milk
- Pinch of mace/javitri
- 1 tsp rose water
- 5-6 cardamoms crushed seeds only
For garnish
- Chopped nuts of your choice
- Rose petals
Instructions
- Firstly make hung curd & for that place a sieve over a big bowl.
- Take curd which is fresh & shouldn't be sour at all. Pour in the sieve & place the bowl having sieve over it in refrigerator for 2 hours. If you already have hung curd, then skip this process and take 1 cup of hung curd to make this recipe.
- Take a heavy bottomed pan & add desi ghee in it.
- When ghee melts, add semolina in it. Keep stirring on low flame.
- When semolina turns golden brown, remove the pan from heat and let it cool down completely.
- Add hung curd and shakkar & mix them properly.
- Again place the pan on low heat and add saffron soaked milk in it. Mix.
- Keep cooking on low flame until ghee begins to separate from mixture.
- Add mace and mix.
- Add cardamoms & rose water and mix.
- Serve after garnishing.
Notes
- We need 1 cup of hung curd that is why 0.25 cup (2 tbsp) of extra curd is taken because when the water will be dripped out of curd, we will left with almost 1 cup of curd.
- Bowl having a sieve over it, in which curd is placed, is kept in refrigerator because if curd will remain outside for 2 hours, it may turn sour.
- If you have pre-planning of making this halwa well in time, you can begin the process of making hung curd at night and keep the bowl overnight in refrigerator.
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Geetha Priyanka
Posted at 20:07h, 03 AprilHalwa with yogurt is something beyond my imagination and totally a fabulous creatitivity. Would love to experiment it sometime with greek yogurt. Lovely share…
blessmyfoodbypayal
Posted at 06:28h, 04 AprilGo ahead please. Thank you
Lathiya
Posted at 19:02h, 31 MarchNever heard or had Dahi halwa. Sounds interesting and delicious.
blessmyfoodbypayal
Posted at 19:04h, 31 MarchThank you
sasmita
Posted at 12:17h, 28 MarchThis dahi ka halwa looks so so delicious ! Really this is completely new for me and I would definitely try this out sometime sure 🙂
blessmyfoodbypayal
Posted at 12:38h, 28 MarchYou are gonna love it for sure. Thank you
Jagruti's Cooking Odyssey
Posted at 17:06h, 27 MarchI have heard about this recipe a lot, but never tried it. Can you taste the taste of yogurt or not? Or make the pudding little tangy?
blessmyfoodbypayal
Posted at 17:25h, 27 MarchIt was indeed good beyond our expectations. One alien to recipe can’t guess, it is made of curd. Tangy or not, depends on the taste of curd.
Thank you for writing in.
Sandhya Ramakrishnan
Posted at 14:41h, 26 MarchThat is indeed a very new recipe and something that I would have never thought of would be possible to make. Love the flavor of mace and rose water. And adding sooji was brilliant to give it some body.
blessmyfoodbypayal
Posted at 18:01h, 26 MarchThank you so much
Mayuri Patel
Posted at 14:37h, 26 MarchA totally new recipe for me, making halwa from thick yogurt. Amazing and it looks so delicious. Its a recipe that I definitely would love to try.
blessmyfoodbypayal
Posted at 18:02h, 26 MarchGo ahead for sure. Thank you
Jayashree T.Rao
Posted at 13:09h, 26 MarchThis is something different and an innovative one. It looks delicious and would like to have a scoop of it now.
blessmyfoodbypayal
Posted at 18:02h, 26 MarchThanks a bunch
Anshu
Posted at 08:09h, 26 MarchA very new recipe and sounds quite interesting. The pictures are a proof that it came out delicious…. worth trying indeed!
blessmyfoodbypayal
Posted at 13:05h, 26 MarchAbsolutely delicious it is. Thank you.
Sapna
Posted at 11:44h, 24 MarchI was amazed to see the recipe name and thought how you would have made it. It’s really very innovative and interesting recipe.
blessmyfoodbypayal
Posted at 20:01h, 24 MarchThanks a bunch
Sandhya Nadkarni
Posted at 20:00h, 23 MarchThis looks super delicious and just in time for the festival season!
blessmyfoodbypayal
Posted at 20:02h, 24 MarchThanks
Pavani
Posted at 15:04h, 22 MarchDahi ka halwa is totally new to me – sounds so exotic and absolutely delicious. I love Chef Pankaj and her innovative recipes. This is a good one.
blessmyfoodbypayal
Posted at 15:08h, 22 MarchAbsolutely Pavani. She’s exceptionally good. Thank you for writing in.
Lata Lala
Posted at 10:48h, 20 MarchDahi ka halwa is something new and unique for me. Before reading the whole recipe was wondering what probably you could have added to make it like halwa. And here comes Sooji, the star ingredient.
A wonderful share.
blessmyfoodbypayal
Posted at 18:05h, 20 MarchThis is dahi as a whole, but yes, suji played it’s role. Thank you for dropping by.