2 cups grated carrots
2 cups milk
3 to 5 cardamom pods lightly crushed
1 tbsp ghee
2 to 3 tbsp brown sugar or granulated sugar
1 tbsp raisins
1 tbsp nuts cashews, pistachios or almonds
Put carrots, milk and cardamom pods into a heavy bottomed pan and in medium heat cook for 1/2 hour; stirring occasionally. When the milk evaporates, increase the heat a little if needed and remove from heat.
In another flat bottomed pan heat the ghee, when it is hot add the cooked carrots and stir fry for about 5 minutes until it looks like a paste and comes together, this will make the carrots a deep orange colour. Add the sugar, raisins and chopped nuts and cook for about 2 minutes.
Increase the amount of sugar, raisins and nuts to taste. Remove from heat and serve warm with cream which is optional or serve cold.
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Very yummy looking..loved the color!
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delicious carrot and milk sweet..loving it.
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ReplyDeletei havnt seen any carrot sweets besides carrot cake!
very nice! looks wonderful (:
Ahhhh, just a tablespoon of ghee? Looks so much richer. Best me hide tail it to kitchen to cook sup. I want to eat this right now and spoil my appetite. Quite a lovely sweet, Akheela.
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This Gajar-ka-halwa looks perfect!
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ReplyDeleteLooks great, yumm......yummmm....carrot sweet;).Thanks for tip make this carrot sweet deep orange colour.
ReplyDeleteDelicious sweet.. Would love to have this anytime. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so bright and welcoming. Must pick up cardamom pods. Love the idea of this.
ReplyDeletewhat a great colour and I bet it was really delicious. The nuts and raisins add texture and flavor to those lovely sweet carrots!
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the carrot sweet looks very yumm n very colorful..
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Hmmmy fav..looks colorful n yumm
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So tempting and yummy .. Loved the color !!
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ReplyDeletemy fav carrot halwa- can eat up anytime! looks good
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My all time fav sweet.love to have with icecream
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Yumm...looks soo colorful n yummy
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This looks delicious! Sweet and nutritious! :D
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ReplyDeleteThat is a fabulous looking dessert and looks yum.. Love the bright color..
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ReplyDeleteYummy blend of flavors! I just love carrots and pistachios!
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What a delicious looking sweet! I love carrots and new ways of eating them are always welcomed.
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Thanks for sharing
Delicious dessert dear,looks fabulous,love the color.
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Beautiful color...beautiful clicks!!!
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ReplyDeletelooks delicious...mmmmm..i guessit wud taste more or less like carrot halwa !
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ReplyDeleteI love carrot halwa. It's one of my favorite Indian sweets.
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Gaajar ka halwa is always a favourite.
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I love that beautiful carrot color!
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Vimitha
so colorful and yummy - can I have a piece?
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such a neat treat. love the sweetness of the carrots in cakes and yours look delicious. thanks for sharing
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What a incerdibely delicious dessert idea, and a healthy one too! Love the brightness of carrots, yum! Thank you for sharing and have a great weekend :)
ReplyDeleteI just had carrot halwa yesterday...but in an Indian restaurant....I did not make it myself.
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