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Gajar Ka Halwa (Carrot Pudding)

Image Showing Gajja Ka Halwa (Carrot Pudding)

Gajar ka Halwa (Carrot Pudding) is a sweet dish prepared with Carrots, Milk and dry fruits. Its favourite of one and all and winter season is incomplete without this amazing dish. Learn here Gajar ka Halwa recipe.

How to make Gajar ka Halwa (Carrot Pudding):

Objective: Learn the carrot pudding recipe here.

Preparation Time: 20-30 minutes

Cooking Time: 1:30 hours

Total time: 1:50 hours

Servings: 12-15

Cuisine: Indian

Video: Video showing the detailed Gajar ka Halwa recipe

Video duration: 11:13 minutes.

Watch the full video for complete recipe here.

Video

Ingredients:

Recipe Specific Ingredients:

Carrots: 3 Kgs

Full cream Milk : 3 Liters

Sugar: 400 gms

Dry Fruits Ingredients:

Almonds: 1 tea spoon

Cashews: 1/2 tsp

Pistachios: 1 tsp

Basic Ingedients:

Big Cardamoms: 8-10

Ghee: 3 spoons

Saffron: 10-12 strands

How to do the basic preparation:

Clean and peel the carrots. Wash them and grate them

Chop the dry fruits.

Grind cardamoms to fine powder.

Soak the saffron in some milk in a bowl.

How to make Gajjar ka Halwa:

Boil the milk in a pot on low flame till it reduces to half. Keep stirring in between else it can stick to the bottom and will give it aa bad taste.

Now take a pan and add clarified butter (3-4 spoons) or Ghee to it. Keep the flame low.

Image showing grated carrots
Image showing Carrots in the pan

Add the grated carrots to the pan. Keep stirring till water dries out.

Add the milk to the pan and mix well.

Simmer it for another 30 minutes on low flame, till milk is almost soaked/dried.

Image shwoong adding milk to Gajar halwa
Image showing half cooked gajar Halwa

Add the saffron milk and cardamom powder.

Add the sugar and mix well. Add the sugar only after the carrots have become tender. Keep stirring till sugar absorbs well.

Add the chopped dry fruits. Dry fruits should be added in moderate quantity . Don’t overload with them.

Simmer for some time more.

Image showing Gajar Halwa in the pan
Image showing Gajar Halwa ready to serve

Turn off the flame and keep it covered for anther 20-30 minutes.

Dish it out and garnish with dry fruits. It is ready to serve.

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Do try it out and share your experience. Write in your comments how it turned out. What is your favourite sweet dish?

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Sanjay Pandita

Sanjay Pandita is an alumni of REC (NIT) Srinagar and has a great interest in travelling and food. He has a keen interest in trying different cuisine and writes about food and health. Here he brings authentic cuisine from Kashmir and other regions. You may also contact him for Web Development, SEO and Writing projects.

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