Ingredients:
Method:
- Pumpkin- 1/4 kg
- Jaggery- 100-150 gms
- Clarified butter/ Ghee- 4 tbsp
- Nutmeg- 1/8 tsp of powder
- Cashews, Almonds, Pistachios, Melon seeds, Chironji- chopped (except melon seeds and chironji)- 2 tbsp
Method:
- Wash, peel and grate the pumpkin.
- Also, grate/chop the jaggery into small pieces. Or use powdered one instead.
- Take a non-stick pan and add 2 tbsp of ghee.
- Keep the heat on simmer.
- Add the grated pumpkin and cook until tender.
- No need to add water. The pumpkin will release enough of it.
- Mix in between to prevent it from getting burnt.
- Once the pumpkin is soft, add grated jaggery.
- No need to add water. Keep stirring it.
- The jaggery will melt and the mixture will cook in it.
- Add nutmeg powder. (Can use any spice powder. I find grating nutmeg easier to pounding the cardamom)
- In a small pan, heat 1 tsp ghee and fry the nuts until golden brown.
- Keep a little portion aside for topping and add the rest to the halwa.
- Mix well. Once the halwa starts to thicken up, turn off the heat.
- Remember we are using a non-stick pan. The halwa will turn hard if overcooked.
- Turn off the heat when there is still moisture. That way as it cools down, the consistency will be correct for serving.
- Serve it hot or cold.
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