Gajar ka halwa is very tasty to eat. Carrots start appearing in the market during the winter season. Who doesn't like gajar ka halwa? Everyone makes it at least once in winter. Both adults and children at home love gajar ka halwa. It's also made as a dessert at parties and weddings.

Gajar ka Halwa is often seen during the winter season, and many types of dishes are made from it. Today, I have made a light version of Gajar ka Halwa, which is both healthy and tasty.

Sweet and tangy flavour

Gajar ka halwa is my all-time favorite.

Gajar ka halwa is an Indian dessert which I learnt from my mother. Moong Dal pakora with raddish leaves (ramladoo) is Delhi street food which I always loved eating when I stayed in Delhi.#CookClick

You can make delicious Gajar Ka Halwa even without khoya.

When life gives you grapes, make pickle!This pickle reminds me of ber ka achaar that my sister used to prepare. When mature this pickle too gives similar sweet and sour flavours.Gets ready in a jiffy, a must try for pickle lovers.

Soft and tasty must try

Gajar ka halwa made only with milk

Gajar ka Halwa is a very popular and traditional sweet from India. It's a winter delight, and just hearing its name makes your mouth water. It takes a bit of time to prepare, which can make some people lazy. But if you follow this recipe, you'll make a perfect market-style Gajar ka Halwa that's delicious and doesn't take much time to prepare.

Gajar ka Halwa, also known as Gajrela in Punjabi, is a famous Indian dessert that's very easy to make.

#winterSarson ka saag and makki ki roti is a classic Punjabi dish and cooked all over north India during winter season. This lovely dish is not only healthy but soul satisfying food. In this recipe, I have captured the method which is used in the villages (pind) of Punjab in order to achieve that same authentic flavor. You must try this hearty dish this winter.