Badham Halwa - 2 Ingredients: 4-1/2 cups Milk - make kova ½ cup Almonds 1 Tbsp Ghee 1-1/4 cup grated Khoya 1 cup Sugar ½ Tsp Cardamom Powder 2 Tbsp Shredded Almonds For Garnish: Rose Petals Shredded Almonds Method: Soak the almonds in water, remove the skins, and make a paste with a little milk. Mix almond paste in ghee and keep aside. Heat ghee in a kadhai and when it starts to thicken a bit add khoya to it. Stir well and see that it doesn’t stick to the bottom of the kadhai. When the mixture becomes a bit thick add sugar to it and mix well. Add shredded almonds, cardamom powder and mix well. Check the sweetness and then garnish well with rose petals, almonds and also sprinkle cardamom powder on it. Serve hot or cold. Note: We can prepare this Halwa with less quantity of Badham. You can replace Bhadam with Cashew and make Cashew Halwa.
Badham Halwa - 3 Ingredients: 250 gm almonds 250 ghee 2 silver leaves (optional) 150 gms rava/semolina 1/2 tspn chopped pistachios 3 cups milk 1 cup sugar 6 green cardamoms Method: Soak the almonds overnight, peel and grind coarsely. Boil the milk with sugar until it is dissolved and set aside. Heat the ghee, fry semolina for two minutes and add coarsely ground almonds and fry until light brown. Add the milk, crushed cardamoms and stir until thick and leaves its ghee. Remove from the fire, put in a serving dish and decorate with silver leaves and chopped pistachios. Offer hot or cold.
Sohan Halwa This Halwa will be hard and crisp. Enjoy the difference! Ingredients: Sugar 3-3/4 cups Water 4 cups Besan 1 cup Almonds 1 cup Pistachios 1/2 cup Green cardamoms 2 tbsps. Milk 1/2 cup yellow food colour Ghee 8 tbsps Method: Dissolve the sugar in half the water and let it boil for 5 minutes. Add milk and leave to boil for another 5 minutes. Remove from heat and strain through a muslin cloth. Dissolve Besan flour in the remaining water and add to the syrup. Cook on medium heat and when it starts turning into lumps, add the colour and mix it with a little lemon juice. Stir continuously, adding a little ghee every time the mixture starts sticking to the bottom of the pan. When the mixture leaves the sides of the pan and forms one whole lump, add the crushed cardamoms and finely-sliced almonds and pistachios. Keep aside a few nuts for garnishing. Put the halwa on a greased plate and flatten it out, then decorate it with the remaining almonds and pistachios. When cooled, cut into desired shapes and sizes, and offer. This halwa will keep for months if packed in air-tight tins. Note: you can prepare this with cornflour also.
Re: Cashew Burfi Hi, Two questions... Cashews to be soaked in milk which is pre heated and cooled or directly in fresh milk. Can I make this with powdered sugar (castor sugar). Please help me.. Your encouragement led me to the FIRST SWEET OF MY LIFE.. People from all corners are praising me.. Now I am mustering courage,,, but the sweets with syrup is still "Fear Zone" for me.. So please tell me if i can make it with powdered sugar...
Caramel Walnut Halwa Ingredients: 2 cups Maida or all purpose flour 3 cups Sugar 1 cup Butter 1cup Walnuts – soak , remove skin, dry and then make them as course powder 3 cups Hot Water Method: In a deep pan, melt a tablespoon of butter and add the sugar. At low heat let the sugar melt and turn into caramel, turning constantly to prevent burning. When the sugar is all caramelled add the hot water. At first the sugar will crystalize, but slowly will melt and you will have caramel flavored water. In a saucepan melt the rest of the butter, add the flour. Fry the flour until golden brown, add the powdered walnuts and add the hot caramel water. Cook until all the water is absorbed. Quickly stir the halwa to make it smooth. Transfer the halawa into a slightly greased tray. Let it set then cut in cubes.
Re: Easy Badam Burfi Yes Mals, Because condensed milk is sweetened milk. So no need to add sugar and we cannot go wrong while preparing this. Very very easy and great sweet. Try it and give me a feed back.
Re: Cashew Burfi Sorry Mals, I have not noticed this mail. While posting the recipes I saw that and answered. :-D Dear mals, in this also you can add castor sugar. But in this recipe there is no syrup. Regarding milk you can use any of them. Because you are going to cook the milk with cashew paste. So you can do as per your wish. There is no difference. ok? All the best. Once again Thank you very much for your words. I am sooooooooooo happy.:spin:hiya:kiss
Easy and Quick Khoya Sweet. Ingredients: 500 gms Khoya/gova (sweet less) 400 gms Sugar 200 gms crushed mixed nuts (cashew, badham and pista) 1/2 sp cardamom powder 100 gms cherry to granish 2 sp ghee optional Method: First put khoya in a pan. Powder sugar and put that with khoya. Mix well till they become a 'mass'. But becareful let it not burn. If you want you can add ghee and mix well. But there will be no need. Now remove it from the fire. Allow it to cool. Take one table spoon of the mixture and make like 'laddu' Make a small hole it that and fill the crushed nuts. Again make it like a ball or you can make it like 'peda'. Do all the mixture like that. Now garnish the 'koya sweet' with one cherry on each 'laddu' or 'peda' Your 'Khoya sweet' is ready to serve.