For myself and Floyd and Barkha Cardoz, who own Bombay Bread Bar in New York, it means gajar ka halwa. Gajar ka halwa (gajar means “carrot” in Hindi, “halwa” is the name of the porridge ...

Apart from savoury snacks and sabzis, one common winter speciality is desserts. Gajar ka halwa, for instance, is a classic winter dessert that is prepared across Indian households during the biting ...

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From Gajar Halwa to Moong Dal Halwa, these treats bring warmth and sweetness to the festive spirit. Try these five ...

Or they could be puddings, like gajar ka halwa, finely shredded carrots cooked slowly with ghee, sugar, cashews and cardamom. Tangy cherry preserves bring balance to this ancient ricotta tart ...

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To follow this recipe, you will need 500 grammes of carrots, one cup of unsweetened milk, 1/4 cup stevia, two tablespoons ghee, 1/4 cup chopped nuts, and 1/2 teaspoon cardamom powder.

(Photo Credit: Instagram/@foodwalebhaiya) Few desserts in Indian cuisine can match the nostalgic charm and allure of Gajar Ka Halwa. This classic winter delicacy, with its blend of grated carrots ...

This New Year you can make this Gajar ka Halwa in your kitchen and make your family as well as guests happy. Let us know the easy step-by-step recipe to prepare the perfect halwa.

Gajar ka halwa is a traditional Indian dessert meaning “pudding of carrot”. In Northern India, Bangladesh and Pakistan, it’s eaten mainly during festival celebrations such as Diwali.