Gajar ka halwa is a “must have”
in our family during winters, and believe me I end up making it 3-4 times
during the winter season. It is unbelievable how the combination of
carrots, milk, sugar can end up tasting so divine, khoya is added to give and
extra luscious flavor to this halwa, I usually use 5 kilos of carrots every time I
make it, but for your convenience I have reduced the quantity of carrots to 2
kilos…
In a pan add milk and shredded carrots and let it cook on medium low heat till the water dries, keep stirring once in a while. Once the water from carrots dries up and milk get thick add in sugar and cardamoms and keep stirring, when the sugar syrup starts to get dry add in the ghee and khoya. Continue cooking on medium-high heat till the ghee separates from the halwa (around 15-20 minutes). Garnish it with nuts and serve hot.
Ingredients:
2 kg carrots,
peeled and shredded
2 liters milk
1/2 to 1 kg sugar
2 liters milk
1/2 to 1 kg sugar
250 gm khoya
5-6 cardamom pods
3/4 cup ghee
Method:
5-6 cardamom pods
3/4 cup ghee
Method:
In a pan add milk and shredded carrots and let it cook on medium low heat till the water dries, keep stirring once in a while. Once the water from carrots dries up and milk get thick add in sugar and cardamoms and keep stirring, when the sugar syrup starts to get dry add in the ghee and khoya. Continue cooking on medium-high heat till the ghee separates from the halwa (around 15-20 minutes). Garnish it with nuts and serve hot.
Note:
If you don’t have
khoya increase the amount of milk to you add in to around 4 liters , the milk
when dries up will eventually turn in to khoya or you can also use evaporated
milk.
wow. my mouth is watering. , delicious all time classic dish. do visit mine.
ReplyDeletewill surely visit you blog Kitchen Queen x x
DeleteHalwa Looks soo fab i will have to try this out so many ideas spring to mind just from this one post, excellent.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot nilanjana :)
DeleteIf we use evaporated Milk then what Will be quantity
ReplyDeletei havent used evaporated milk before for gajjar ka halwa but i guess 1 can would be enough/
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