Yesterday was my daughter's birthday, for the special day we had a feast and prepared her favourite carrot halwa with a twist. Trust me this carrot walnut halwa tastes seriously fantastic and the addition of walnuts makes this halwa more interesting and healthy as well. Actually i planned to make some carrot halwa for dessert and prepared everything for it, while going through my pantry for cashewnuts i noticed that almost a quarter cup of walnuts were sitting since few months in a small bottle.Instead of adding them in bakes i tried adding them by soaking in hot water, grinding them as fine paste and used it while making halwa.
A simple carrot halwa with walnut paste turned out extremely rich,nutty and delicious, if you are planning to make some carrot halwa next time, do add few walnuts as paste to them and am sure you will see the difference.Sending to Viji's SYS-WS - Apple & Carrot.
A simple carrot halwa with walnut paste turned out extremely rich,nutty and delicious, if you are planning to make some carrot halwa next time, do add few walnuts as paste to them and am sure you will see the difference.Sending to Viji's SYS-WS - Apple & Carrot.
2cups Carrot (finely grated)
1/4cup Walnuts
1/4cup Walnuts
1/2cup Sugar
1/4cup Sweetened Condensed milk
1cup Milk
1cup Milk
1/2tsp Cardamom powder
1tbsp Ghee
Sliced almonds
Soak the walnuts in hot water for an hour, drain the water and grind as fine paste.
Sliced almonds
Soak the walnuts in hot water for an hour, drain the water and grind as fine paste.
Heat the ghee, fry the finely grated carrots until they gets half cooked.
Add the sugar and condensed milk,milk,walnut paste,cook everything together in medium high flame.
Add the sugar and condensed milk,milk,walnut paste,cook everything together in medium high flame.
Add the cardamom powder to the cooking halwa and put off the stove once the halwa gets thickens.
Keep aside and let them cool.
Serve topped with nuts or icecream.
Serve topped with nuts or icecream.
Very innovative.. The colour and texture has come out very well.. The dessert has turned rich with the addition of walnuts..
ReplyDeletei just made carrot halwa with cashews and raisins yesterday ... but made using the time consuming and traditional method of boiling the milk down!
ReplyDeletedelicious carrot halwa looks wonderful happy birthday to your daughter
ReplyDeleteOne of the best desserts ever ! I am in love with the color of your halwa, so beautiful !
ReplyDeleteFantastic is the word...u take dishes to a new level...excellently done...
ReplyDeleteHalwa looks delicious....
ReplyDeleteAnd please accept my Birthday wishes to your daughter!Hope you all had a great time...
Lovely combo..awesome..
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of using walnuts as a paste. The halwa must be rich and creamy!
ReplyDeletelove the click and it should taste delicious sis
ReplyDeleteI love Carrit Halwa & yours Halwa looks so perfect with the rich color in it. I am sure the walnuts would have added a good crunch in it. Happy bday to your kiddo:)
ReplyDeletetruely delicious and appealing...
ReplyDeleteMy favorite halwa
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Yum ! yummy !!
ReplyDeleteWow !! Wounderful recipe :) I tried ur chocolate carrot halwa recipe. it was delicious. Will try this tomorrow for sure.
ReplyDeletethats an very diffrent combo and looks delicious aks :)
ReplyDeleteyummy and healthy dessert
ReplyDeletevery flavourful halwa :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to your daughter.. and what a great way to celebrate with this delicious halwa!!
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ReplyDeleteCarrot halwa sounds delicious and one I have never made, so it's on my list.
Hope u had a grand Celebration :) Carrot n Walnut Halwa- combo sounds so rich n delicious...looks inviting! Seriously am craving for some carrot halwa now :p
ReplyDeleteBelated happy birthday to your daughter.. Halwa looks delicious and tempting dear :-)
ReplyDeleteAttractive and tempting !!!
ReplyDeletethats a nice twist to regular carrot halwa.. like its color.. mmm... :)
ReplyDeleteColorful and delicious halwa.
ReplyDeletelovely color dear... I'm sure ur daughter would have liked it :)
ReplyDeleteBelated b'day wishes to ur lovely daughter :) And that's a yummy looking halwa :)
ReplyDeleteLovely presentation,looks yum.
ReplyDeleteVery delicious and innovative recipe...
ReplyDeleteBelated b'day wishes to your princess, lovely and super delicious halwa...
ReplyDeleteDelecious halwa dear and healthy too
ReplyDeletewishing ur daughter a very happy bday and wish for all success in her life ! some thing our twisted one are better than the actual one !
ReplyDeleteBelated wishes to your lil gal Priya :)Awesome clicks :)
ReplyDeleteNice idea, adding walnuts..
ReplyDeleteI will like this for sure. Walnuts and carrot is a great combo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a bright and lovely colour of the halwa...I can just finish off the whole bowl.
ReplyDeleteHppy b'ltd b'dy to ur daughter Priya....the halwa looks tempting...love those carrot flowers! Uptil now was using chopped walnuts in my halwa....will try it wid the paste next time!
ReplyDeleteBelated B'day wishes to your princess.
ReplyDeleteBTW the halwa looks so delicius and love the add of nutty paste.
Yummy looking halwa! Belated birthday wishes to your daughter!
ReplyDeleteI love carrot halwa, but never try making it..Its seem easy when i see thru the recipe. I shall try this one soon
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