Beetroot Carrot Halwa

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Beetroot and Carrot Halwa is a perfect healthy dessert to be served hot or chilled after a perfect Indian meal or just have it as a snack in the evening. Traditionally, carrot halwa and beetroot halwa are made separately. While making halwa, adding beetroot and carrot together, not only gives the halwa a beautiful colour but also makes it more delicious.
My Dad's favorite dessert 😊
Beetroot Carrot Halwa
#goldenapron3
#week22
#almonds
#week5of5
#father
#rosalyn_kitchen
Beetroot and Carrot Halwa is a perfect healthy dessert to be served hot or chilled after a perfect Indian meal or just have it as a snack in the evening. Traditionally, carrot halwa and beetroot halwa are made separately. While making halwa, adding beetroot and carrot together, not only gives the halwa a beautiful colour but also makes it more delicious.
My Dad's favorite dessert 😊
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Firstly, keep all the ingredients ready. Wash, peel and grate the carrots and beetroots and set aside.
- 2
If all the ingredients are kept ready, cooking becomes much easier and batter.
- 3
Now we begin to make Beetroot Carrot Halwa by heating 2 tablespoons ghee in a large kadai. Add the grated carrot and beetroot and saute them for 2-3 minutes on medium heat.
- 4
Add milk and cook on medium heat.
- 5
Cook until the milk condenses and evaporates making it thick
- 6
Add sugar and cream.
- 7
Stir well and simmer until it thickens again for about 5 minutes.
- 8
Add in the cardamom powder, raisins and remaining 2 tablespoons ghee and stir to combine well.
- 9
Serve Beetroot and Carrot Halwa, hot or chilled, in a bowl, garnished with walnut and blanched almonds.
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