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Double Potato Halwa

Deepa Rupani
Deepa Rupani @dollopsbydipa
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#GA4
#week11
#sweetpotato
#cookpadindia

Halwa/sheera is one of the most popular and traditional Indian sweet. Various halwa/sheera are prepared in different occasions in Indian households.
India is a country of festivals and culture. Many religious festivals are celebrated in India with lots of enthusiasm. And religious festivals are celebrated with various rituals along with fasting. So various fasting dishes are also prepared during festivals.
It is said that Sweet Potatoes are favourite of Lord Shiva. On Mahashivratri - a festival celebrated in honour of Lord Shiva - sweet potatoes are offered to Lord Shiva. People make sweet potato halwa on this day. In other words we can say that Mahashivratri celebration is incomplete without this halwa.
Sweet Potatoes are starchy and sweet root vegetable. Sweet potatoes are rich in fiber, vitamins and minerals. They are also rich in antioxidants which protect our body from free radicals and help in chronic disease. Fibers and antioxidants promote good gut health. Beta carotene in sweet potatoes helps in improves eye vision and health.
Potato halwa/ sheera is also similarly popular in fasting dishes. Today I prepared double potato halwa by using both potatoes.

Info source : Internet

#GA4
#week11
#sweetpotato
#cookpadindia

Halwa/sheera is one of the most popular and traditional Indian sweet. Various halwa/sheera are prepared in different occasions in Indian households.
India is a country of festivals and culture. Many religious festivals are celebrated in India with lots of enthusiasm. And religious festivals are celebrated with various rituals along with fasting. So various fasting dishes are also prepared during festivals.
It is said that Sweet Potatoes are favourite of Lord Shiva. On Mahashivratri - a festival celebrated in honour of Lord Shiva - sweet potatoes are offered to Lord Shiva. People make sweet potato halwa on this day. In other words we can say that Mahashivratri celebration is incomplete without this halwa.
Sweet Potatoes are starchy and sweet root vegetable. Sweet potatoes are rich in fiber, vitamins and minerals. They are also rich in antioxidants which protect our body from free radicals and help in chronic disease. Fibers and antioxidants promote good gut health. Beta carotene in sweet potatoes helps in improves eye vision and health.
Potato halwa/ sheera is also similarly popular in fasting dishes. Today I prepared double potato halwa by using both potatoes.

Info source : Internet

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Double Potato Halwa

Deepa Rupani
Deepa Rupani @dollopsbydipa
અમદાવાદ

#GA4
#week11
#sweetpotato
#cookpadindia

Halwa/sheera is one of the most popular and traditional Indian sweet. Various halwa/sheera are prepared in different occasions in Indian households.
India is a country of festivals and culture. Many religious festivals are celebrated in India with lots of enthusiasm. And religious festivals are celebrated with various rituals along with fasting. So various fasting dishes are also prepared during festivals.
It is said that Sweet Potatoes are favourite of Lord Shiva. On Mahashivratri - a festival celebrated in honour of Lord Shiva - sweet potatoes are offered to Lord Shiva. People make sweet potato halwa on this day. In other words we can say that Mahashivratri celebration is incomplete without this halwa.
Sweet Potatoes are starchy and sweet root vegetable. Sweet potatoes are rich in fiber, vitamins and minerals. They are also rich in antioxidants which protect our body from free radicals and help in chronic disease. Fibers and antioxidants promote good gut health. Beta carotene in sweet potatoes helps in improves eye vision and health.
Potato halwa/ sheera is also similarly popular in fasting dishes. Today I prepared double potato halwa by using both potatoes.

Info source : Internet

#GA4
#week11
#sweetpotato
#cookpadindia

Halwa/sheera is one of the most popular and traditional Indian sweet. Various halwa/sheera are prepared in different occasions in Indian households.
India is a country of festivals and culture. Many religious festivals are celebrated in India with lots of enthusiasm. And religious festivals are celebrated with various rituals along with fasting. So various fasting dishes are also prepared during festivals.
It is said that Sweet Potatoes are favourite of Lord Shiva. On Mahashivratri - a festival celebrated in honour of Lord Shiva - sweet potatoes are offered to Lord Shiva. People make sweet potato halwa on this day. In other words we can say that Mahashivratri celebration is incomplete without this halwa.
Sweet Potatoes are starchy and sweet root vegetable. Sweet potatoes are rich in fiber, vitamins and minerals. They are also rich in antioxidants which protect our body from free radicals and help in chronic disease. Fibers and antioxidants promote good gut health. Beta carotene in sweet potatoes helps in improves eye vision and health.
Potato halwa/ sheera is also similarly popular in fasting dishes. Today I prepared double potato halwa by using both potatoes.

Info source : Internet

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Ingredients

30 minutes
4 persons
  • 2sweet potatoes
  • 1potato
  • 3/4 cupwarm milk (approximately)
  • 1/4 cupsugar
  • 2 tbspghee
  • 1/2 tspsaffron
  • 1 tspcardamom powder
  • 1 tbspalmond flakes
  • 1 tbsppistachio flakes
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30 minutes
  1. 1

    Wash and steam both potatoes for 10-15 minutes or until it is soft

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    A picture of step 1 of Double Potato Halwa.
  2. 2

    Once they cool, peel off and grate them. Then mix well.

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  3. 3

    Now heat ghee and saute and cook it for 4-5 minutes on low flame.

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    A picture of step 3 of Double Potato Halwa.
  4. 4

    Then add warm milk and sugar, mix it properly and also add saffron and cardamom powder.

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  5. 5

    Again cook for 4-5 minutes on low flame, add almonds and pistachio flakes.

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  6. 6

    You will notice, ghee separates and halwa forms a lump like.

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  7. 7

    Turn off the heat and serve hot. You can add more ghee.

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  8. 8

    Your halva is ready

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Deepa Rupani
Deepa Rupani @dollopsbydipa
on November 28, 2020 09:20
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સ્વાસ્થ્યપ્રદ રસોઈ એ મારું પેશન છે. આપણી જુની તથા અત્યાર ની વાનગી ના અમૂક ઘટકો માં ફેરફાર કરી વાનગી ને સ્વાસ્ત્યપ્રદ બનાવું છુ.
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