This is very famous North Indian (Punjabi) dessert loved by everyone i know of & my all time fav dessert too..Delicious & rich with lots of dried fruits/nuts ..
It does take a long time to cook but its always worth waiting..It can be made in the form of barfis also ( will post that recipe soon)..I like to serve it warm but you can serve it at room temperature also..
Ingredients:-
Carrots:- 8 cups(peeled & Grated)
Ghee:- 1/2 cup
Milk(Full Fat):- 7 cups
Cardamom powder:- 1 tsp
Sugar:- 3/4 cup ( adjust it as per taste)
For Garnish:-
Raisins:- 1/4 cup
Cashews:- 1/4 cup
Procedure:-
1) In a heavy bottom pan, melt the ghee over medium heat.
2) Add grated carrots and saute until they are half cooked (about 20 minutes)
3) Add Milk & sugar and mix everything well.
4) Let it cook on low heat until all the milk is evaporated( keep stirring in between to prevent it from sticking on the bottom of the pan).It takes about 1 1/2 hour to cook completely.
5) Take off from the heat.
6) In a separate pan heat little bit of ghee and fry the cashews and raisins until light brown.
7) Garnish the halwa with fried cashews and raisins on top
Serve hot or at room temperature as a dessert..Enjoy:)
Halwa looks delicious preety ! looking forward for barfis. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so rich with all those nuts n raisins Preety..:)
ReplyDeletelooks delicious..especially with all the cashew n raisins on it!!
ReplyDeletethanks sathya, varsha & Superchef for your quick comments
ReplyDeleteSlurp!! Always delicious, can serve warm or chilled. Perfect looking dessert! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely looking Carrot Pudding Preety!
ReplyDeleteHi preety,
ReplyDeleteUr carrot pudding is tempting..i jus' go crazy behind sweets:)
The healthy halwa right? What can go wrong with carrots anyway, looking forward to your carrot burfi recipe.
ReplyDeleteYummy Halwa Preety...looks great with the cashews and raisins...one of my favourite sweets.
ReplyDeleteThat is very pretty the pudding!
ReplyDeleteSrulp!... this is my fav. looks so good. I also make it like this some time. Lovely orange color... YUM!
ReplyDeletemmmmi am dreaming about this now.. how nice it wud be to have a bowl of carrot halwa and munch.. hmm
ReplyDeletethanks for all your comments
ReplyDeleteAsha, Priya, Priar's, indusongod,deepa, cham, sukanya, mahimma
Hi Preety, looks yummy. Nice colour. Since you cook so well, kindly accept my award.
ReplyDeletelove this halwa anytime..its my favourite..
ReplyDeleteDrooling!For very long the only Indian dessert I knew to make was the Gajar ka halwa:)
ReplyDeleteLooks rich and delicious. Great recipe
ReplyDeletethanks vidhas, sowmya, yasmeen & gayathri
ReplyDeleteLove this sweet dessert any time :) !! So nice tempting pic with lots of nuts.. !!
ReplyDeletepreety this is so pretty.... perfect color and tempting look.
ReplyDeletea classic dessert .. an all time fave
ReplyDeleteWow Preet, i just cant wait to have it at one go.
ReplyDeleteI too make it but in a very simpler way which also will taste very good.
that looks so tempting. i want to have some :)
ReplyDeleteHey Preety....its so tempting.I will look forward to ur burfi.Why dont u send this to FIC Orange,its perfect for the entry.I would love to have this with a scoop of plain vanilla ice-cream....ahhhh yummy!
ReplyDeleteHey Preety....its so tempting.I will look forward to ur burfi.Why dont u send this to FIC Orange,its perfect for the entry.I would love to have this with a scoop of plain vanilla ice-cream....ahhhh yummy!
ReplyDeletethanks archy, adlak,deesha, premyscakes
ReplyDeleteSure Vibass..you are most welcome anytime:)
Thanx Preety,
ReplyDeleteNice of you to leave a comment on my blog.Much appreciated. My hubby loves carrot halwa and the pics you have put up look great.Now, I'll have to make it for him tomorrow.Cheers!
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ReplyDeleteHi dear, gajar halwa is the sweetdish i love most! lovely picture!
ReplyDeleteThis pudding sounds delicious! I bet it would even be tasty with sweet potato!
ReplyDeleteHi Preety,
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by my blog and also for the lovely comment. carrot halwa looks very yummy and colorful.