For the first time, i prepared a simple but a delicious halwa with the watermelon white rinds which we usually throw out, i prepared this easy breezy halwa in microwave oven... This halwa took less than 40 minutes to get ready and u wont stop having this droolworthy halwa...We love halwas with carrots very much but this halwa with watermelon rind was quite similar like the carrot halwa,yeah we relished each and every spoon of this yummy halwa and it vanished within less time when they were still warm...Am damn sure if u try this halwa once, u wont ever throw out the watermelon white rind anymore...With simple ingredients, this halwa tastes toooo delicious...
2cups Watermelon white rinds (finely grated)
1/2cup Milk powder
1cup Sugar
1tbsp Cardamom powder
2tbsp Ghee
Few orange food colour
Few almond flakes
Take the grated watermelon white rinds in a microwave safe bowl, cook in high for 20minutes in microwave oven (stir thrice in between) until the watermelon rinds get half cooked, now add the milk powder, sugar, ghee and orange food colour, mix everything well and cook again for 10minutes in microwave oven in high (stir twice),finally add the cardamom powder,cook for 5minutes, give a stir..
Garnish with almond flakes and enjoy warm..
2cups Watermelon white rinds (finely grated)
1/2cup Milk powder
1cup Sugar
1tbsp Cardamom powder
2tbsp Ghee
Few orange food colour
Few almond flakes
Take the grated watermelon white rinds in a microwave safe bowl, cook in high for 20minutes in microwave oven (stir thrice in between) until the watermelon rinds get half cooked, now add the milk powder, sugar, ghee and orange food colour, mix everything well and cook again for 10minutes in microwave oven in high (stir twice),finally add the cardamom powder,cook for 5minutes, give a stir..
Garnish with almond flakes and enjoy warm..
Hey Priya.. Im a bit confused I thought watermelon has green rinds.. am I thinking of something else?
ReplyDeleteoh my thats such a brilliant idea...as usual ur recipes have awed me:)
ReplyDeleteDoli this white rinds is between the rose part and green rinds..I used the white rinds in this halwa..hope i cleared ur doubt..
ReplyDeletehow do you come up with such brilliant ideas all the time.. :-) the halwa looks great..
ReplyDeleteமிகவும் அருமையான வித்தியசமான ஹல்வா...
ReplyDeleteI agree with the persons above who said "you have brilliant ideas"! :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea as always..Great looking halwa..
ReplyDeleteomg watermalon halwa wow what a creative dear ...looks awesome
ReplyDeleteAwesome Halwa and a wonderful idea...Really tempting !!
ReplyDeleteWow! Priya such a delicious, no doubt it vanished in minutes. Thank you so much Priya for taking time to explain, will try it and let you know.
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome...what a brillant idea..hats off to u!!
ReplyDeleteWOW...great yaar...how do you make such delicious and unique recipes...very innovative one......thanks for sharing this..hv a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteA very creative recipe... now I need to try this!!! :)
ReplyDeleteஇதுவரை பாத்த ச்சே...சாப்பிட்டதே இல்லை.. நாளைக்கே செஞ்சி பாத்துடுவோம்....
ReplyDeleteNice and colorful halwa Priya. Sure it is a wonderful treat.
ReplyDeletewat an idea........ luks yummy
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant idea! I am definitely going to give this a try! Halwa certainly looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteNever thought abt preparing something like this out of watermelon.. Great idea dear..
ReplyDeleteWill it mess the recipe if any of the pink/red fruit part gets in the cooking process.
ReplyDeleteVery Innovative!
Very new kind of halwa dear with rinds of watermelon. Very innovative and beautiful looking halwa.
ReplyDeleteDelicious watermelon halwa.
ReplyDeletenever tried a halwa like this...must be delicious
ReplyDeleteHalwa with watermelon sounds yumm... I will definitely try this one.
ReplyDeleteSplendid halwa!!! Mouthwatering here...;)
ReplyDeleteAnother amazing halwa from you...Thanks for sharing this with us....delicious halwa
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
different tasty halwa
ReplyDeletewow..this looks wonderful..
ReplyDeleteHI Priya,
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe, I should wait for watermelon now!
Thanks for sending it to my event.
very innovative and delicious halwa!!!
ReplyDeletevery innovative! looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen watermelon rind used in this way. Here we pickle it. Your recipes sounds wonderful. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteSuper idea Priya!!!
ReplyDeleteshould try this sometime..looks yumm..
ReplyDeletelovely idea priya and it does look very yum as well
ReplyDeleteVery unique idea, looks delicious !
ReplyDeleteelle parait délicieuse, en plus j'aime la cuisson au micro-onde
ReplyDeleteje note la recette
bonne journée
As usual priya..so innovative!
ReplyDeleteVery innovative halwa Priya!!!Thanks for sending it to the event..
ReplyDeleteThe halwa luks so yummmy...i cant wait to c ur recipe from my blog roll...really a good idea..
ReplyDeleteAt first, I thought I am not reading this right! Very creative.
ReplyDeletereally deliious halwa really innovative trying new ingredietns good work priya
ReplyDeleteVery creative halva Priya. Will try this soon. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteOMG...this is incredible... i never even thought about making halwa out of watermelon !
ReplyDeleteLooks Delicious !
u make me dead with this innovative n creative idea.......looks heavenly....hats off to ur thoughts...........awesome
ReplyDeleteOMG fantabulous....watermelon and halwa...cant think beyond this....awesome priya :)
ReplyDeleteMicrowave recipes have been popping up everywhere and I am greeted here with a MW halwa that I have never seen anywhere else. Halwa looks delicious and tempting!
ReplyDeletePriya, I doubt if u r buying watermelons for the fruit or the rind.. Amazing creativy to use up the rind in delicious ways.
ReplyDeletedifferent delicious halwa...
ReplyDeleteWater melon Halwa!Wow! That is pretty creative.
ReplyDeleteyou really marvell me priya! never imagined to make halwa with watermelon rind!! way to go girl
ReplyDeletevery innovative dish Priya. Halwa looks very delicious
ReplyDeleteAlthough these days i'm into preparing diff types halwa but i've no idea that I can have halwa out of my fav watermelons... i love it!
ReplyDeletewater melon halwa!!! yummmmmm... worth trying :)
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