Moong dal
halwa is an excellent ,popular and rich halwa recipe from North India. It is
relished specially in rajasthan during winters because it helps to keep the
body warm. This recipe needs time, patience and energy. It is a rich ,creamy
and pudding like desert which tastes yum when served hot with a scoop of
vanilla ice cream . You can store it refrigerated for several weeks. Just add a
little milk before reheating it.
INGREDIENTS:
1 ½ Cup
Moong dal [ split yellow lentil ]
1 ¼ Cup
Sugar
1 ½ Cup
Milk / Water + 1 Tbsp Warm Milk
¾ Cup
Clarified Butter
5-6 Saffron
Strands
A pinch of Cardamom
Powder
Desired Dry
Fruits
METHOD:
STEP 4 - Heat
the non-stick pan , add clarified butter to the pan
and after heating it add the paste of dal paste to it and cook it.
and after heating it add the paste of dal paste to it and cook it.
STEP 5 –
Stir it continuously for approximately 15-20 minutes
and will have a sweet, mild aroma when it is cooked. Assure that no lumps are there.
and will have a sweet, mild aroma when it is cooked. Assure that no lumps are there.
STEP 6 – Switch off the stove flame and add the warm milk to it.
The mixture will splatter as you add milk , so be careful or cover the pan when it is added.
The mixture will splatter as you add milk , so be careful or cover the pan when it is added.
Switching off the flame helps to mix the milk well and stop lump formation.Mix it well with the back of the spoon.
Add the saffron strands with the milk.
STEP 7 – Remove the cover, give a nice stir and add the sugar and mix well .
Cook for next 5-7 minutes additional. No lumps should be there. Cover the pan and cook further for 5-6 minutes. Or you can adjust the time according to the consistency you like.
Add the saffron strands with the milk.
STEP 7 – Remove the cover, give a nice stir and add the sugar and mix well .
Cook for next 5-7 minutes additional. No lumps should be there. Cover the pan and cook further for 5-6 minutes. Or you can adjust the time according to the consistency you like.
Halwa
tastes best when it is served hot separately or with a scoop of vanilla ice
cream.
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