Last year I made this instant halwa courtesy my aunt Taramoushy.I got mixed reactions for it.Though some felt the instant method was very convenient compared to hours and hours of stirring and mixing,some felt that it was worth the effort to have “that” taste for the halwa.Honestly,I can give “that” taste a miss;).By the end of grating mounds of carrot,I am tired as hell and even the thought of stirring the big batch till it cooks gives me the creeps.
I came across this super simple recipe for GkH in Tarla Dalal’s cookbook.It requires only a teeny bit of ghee and a teenier bit of sugar.Since the word d-i-e-t is always there at the back of mind,I though of trying this one out as a diet halwa,almost.
Gajar ka Halwa
Recipe source – Tarla Dalal’s Microwave Cookbook
Ingredients
Carrots,grated – 2 cups
Milk powder – ¼ cup
Sugar – 5 tbsps
Cardamom powder – ½ tsp
Melted ghee – 1 tbsp
Sliced nuts & Saffron strands for garnish
Method
In a microwave safe bowl,combine ghee and grated carrots.
Microwave covered on HIGH for 4 minutes.
Add the milk powder,sugar,cardamom powderand mix well.
Microwave covered on HIGH for 2 minutes.
Garnish with sliced nuts,saffron strands.
Indulge and share with your ♥loved♥ ones.
Happy Diwali!!
happy diwali divya...gajar ka halwa tho bahut badiyaa hai..yumm
ReplyDeleteThat carrot halwa looks yum...I normally m ake them adding the condesed milk, which is really yum and calorific:)...This sounds too good for health conscious ppl...I wish there was a healthy alternative as such for all sweets....SIGH!
ReplyDeleteYummy and colourful halwa...
ReplyDeleteJust lvoe this carrot halwa, beautiful presentation Divya!
ReplyDeletelooks delicious..nevert tried Mw version..check out mine http://creativesaga.blogspot.com/2008/09/carrot-halwapudding.html
ReplyDeleteWow.. delicious all-time favt! Execellent colour and pictures..!
ReplyDeleteHAppy diwali dear!!
Wow beautifulful adn sweety delicous.
ReplyDeleteThats a gorgeous color dear..looks yummy..even I made halwa ..:)
ReplyDeleteThats a gorgeous color dear..looks yummy..even I made halwa ..:)
ReplyDeleteWish you and your family a very Happy Deepavali! Halwa looks very delicious.
ReplyDeleteI have the cookbook but didn't tried yet! Delicious GKH :)
ReplyDeleteAnother favourite of ours. Looks lovely. Wishing you and family a Happy Diwali.
ReplyDeletehalwa looks yum,,,happy diwali,..;-)
ReplyDeleteLooks really good! Happy Diwali to you!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite,long time since i made this! Looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteHappy Diwali to you and your family!
A simple sweet that never fails to satiate!
ReplyDeleteHappy Diwali to you Divya! and I'd also like to invite you to dish out something sweet for the Sweet celebrations event on my blog if you can!:)
hey divs,
ReplyDeletefinally i prepared my hubby favourite dish Carrot Halwa...and u know wht??it came out really tasty...i just cant blv it....anyways i will keep trying all ur recipes from now on...i will kill u if u dotn keep urslef updated with more and more recipes.....in mean time u take care will catch u later with comments on anyothetr dish..bye
yummy!!!
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