"200th Recipe "
Hi Friends,
I'm really excited to write my 200th post. Its been 10 months since I started my blog. I'm very happy that I shared and posted almost 200 recipes. Thanks for the comments, support and appreciation as I continue traveling in my culinary journey. Thank you everyone :-) :-)
Gayathri Ramanan
Carrot Halwa / Gajar Ka Halwa is a traditional Punjabi dessert made with carrot, milk, ghee and sugar. This rich and colorful dessert is getting popular worldwide, also you can see this in Indian restaurant menu card. This is very quick to make dessert using microwave. You can also make this in stove top or pressure cooker. Addition of ghee and nuts makes the dessert more rich and delicious. The cardamom gives good aroma and a flavor to the dish. You can make this halwa for any special occasion. Serve this halwa with ice cream on top. Try this recipe and enjoy :-) :-)
Ingredients
2 Carrots, Large (1 and 1/4 Cup)
1 Cup of 2% Milk
6 Tbsp of White Sugar
2 -3 Tbsp of Ghee (Clarified Butter)
2 Cardamom Pods
Handful of Roasted Cashew Nuts
Method
Tips
Health Benefits of Carrot
Hi Friends,
I'm really excited to write my 200th post. Its been 10 months since I started my blog. I'm very happy that I shared and posted almost 200 recipes. Thanks for the comments, support and appreciation as I continue traveling in my culinary journey. Thank you everyone :-) :-)
Gayathri Ramanan
Carrot Halwa / Gajar Ka Halwa is a traditional Punjabi dessert made with carrot, milk, ghee and sugar. This rich and colorful dessert is getting popular worldwide, also you can see this in Indian restaurant menu card. This is very quick to make dessert using microwave. You can also make this in stove top or pressure cooker. Addition of ghee and nuts makes the dessert more rich and delicious. The cardamom gives good aroma and a flavor to the dish. You can make this halwa for any special occasion. Serve this halwa with ice cream on top. Try this recipe and enjoy :-) :-)
Ingredients
2 Carrots, Large (1 and 1/4 Cup)
1 Cup of 2% Milk
6 Tbsp of White Sugar
2 -3 Tbsp of Ghee (Clarified Butter)
2 Cardamom Pods
Handful of Roasted Cashew Nuts
Method
- Wash, peel and grate the carrots, I got 1 Cup of Grated carrots. Crush the cardamom seeds in a mortar and pestle to a fine powder. Keep this aside.
- In a microwave safe bowl, add ghee (1 Tbsp ) and grated carrots. Microwave this for 5 mins.
- Add milk and stir well. Microwave this for another 5 mins, stirring for every 2 mins.
- Add cardamom, ghee(1Tbsp) and sugar, stir well. Microwave this for 12 mins until carrots turns soft and milk fully absorbed, stir it for every 5 mins. Carrot halwa is ready.
- Garnish it with roasted cashews or any nuts of your choice. Serve it warm or cold.
Tips
- You can use condensed milk instead of adding 2% fat milk.
- Add any nuts of choice for garnish.
- If you have unroasted cashews, roast it in ghee before you serve.
- You can also serve this halwa with ice cream on top.
- It will lasts for 2-3 days so refrigerate it in an air tight box.
- Adjust the amount of sugar according to your taste.
- When you add sugar, the mixture turns watery so microwave till all the milk is absorbed.
Health Benefits of Carrot
- Good for the eyes.
- Prevents cancer.
- Vitamin A and antioxidant in carrot protect the skin from sun damage.
- Prevents heart disease and stroke.
- It has anti-aging property.
Yummy!!!! Delicious carrot halwa.
ReplyDeleteOur Favorite Sweet gayathri, love the clicks!!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the 200th post and there will be more delicious and fabulous recipes in your space.
ReplyDeleteWhat I like the most about this recipe is the microwaving, which means its simple and quite, one I am gonna try out soon.
congrats on 200th post.. Nice dish to celebrate the milestone
ReplyDeletecongrats for your 200th post and halwa is quick and delicious coming out from microwave.
ReplyDeleteCongrats dear :) Way more to go !! Love this gajar ka halwa any time !!
ReplyDeletecongrats on your 200th post and the carrot halwa looks absolutely delicious.lovely clicks too
ReplyDeleteThis is real delicious.. Congo on achieving a milestone!
ReplyDeleteCongrats dear on your 200th post, super delicious carrot halwa and a perfect way to celebrate...
ReplyDeleteI don't think I ll ever find a person who doesn't like a spoonful of Gajar ka Halwa anytime ;) A lovely post...
ReplyDeletecongratz on your 200th post dear away to go :) carrot halwa looks super delicious and tempting me dear :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your 200th post. Carrot halwa looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your 200th post...tat's an amazing carrot halwa ...lovely clicks too :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats Gayathri !! 200 posts in 10 months !! Amazing !! Way to Go !! Carrot Halwa is mine and my hubby's favorite. Hubby keeps asking to prepare every other day:) Love ur microwave version of Carrot halwa.. quick and easy.. Thanks for linking to WTML event at my space !
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