Showing posts with label halwa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label halwa. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

badam halwa (almond)



Ingredients:


Badam (almond) - 1 cup heaped
Sugar - 1 cup flat
Ghee - 3 tablespoons
Saffron - few strings
Cardamom Powder - 1/2 teaspoon
Yellow food colour - little (Optional)
Almond essence - two to three drops (Optional)

Method:

Soak almonds in lukewarm water for about one hour and remove the pink skin. Grind the peeled almonds to a coarse paste.

Take a thick bottomed kadai (preferably non-stick kadai). Put the sugar and the ground almond paste into it and keep it on medium flame. First the sugar starts melting and the mixture looks liquid. Stir continuously till it become solid and leaves the sides of the vessel. Then switch off the stove. Add two tablespoon of ghee on the halwa. Ghee melt in the heat of the halwa. Add saffon and cardamom powder and mix everything. Now add the remaining ghee and once again mix well and transfer it to a greased bowl.

Note:There is no need of adding any colour or almond essence to the halwa. However, if you desire you can add two to three drops of essence and yellow food colour.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

milk halwa


Heat 3/4 litre of milk and when it boils, add lime juice.
The milk will curdle.
Strain the milk in a thin cloth.
When all the water is drained, collect the panneer and set aside.
Heat 1/4 litre milk till thick.
Add maida little by little.
Add panneer, sugar, ghee and stir well.
When the contents thicken, add cardamom powder, rose essence, mix well and transfer to a greased plate.
Spread the halwa on the plate and cut into pieces.
Ingredients
Milk : 1 litre
Sugar : 70 gm
Lime : 1
Maida : 25 gm
Cardamom : ¼ tsp
Saffron : a little ( if needed )
Rose essence : 1 tbsp
Ghee : 1 tbsp