Dumrot Halwa
Ingredients :
Finely Grated Pumpkin - 2 cups
Milk - 1 1/2 cups
Sugar - 3/4 cup
Ghee - 1/2 cup
Cardamom Powder
Nutmeg powder (Jayphal)
Dry fruits for garnishing
Method:
Grate finely the pumpkin. Take the grated cloth in a clean thin cotton cloth. And squeeze it tightly to discard the water from the grated Pumpkin.
Heat ghee in a thick bottomed vessel and add the grated pumpkin.
Keep stirring till the raw smell of the Pumpkin is almost gone. Takes about 7 to 10 min. Keep the gas on medium. When it is done add milk. Stir frequently, and when it becomes very thick i.e. the Pumpkin gets cooked will in the milk add sugar, cardamom and nutmeg powder.
Stir until the sugar is completely dissolved and the mixture reaches halwa consistency.I cooked it a little further so that the mixture leaves the sides of the vessel.
Remove from heat, add the dry fruits ( I added the dry fruits shown in the above picture.It gives a good crunchy taste). And transfer it to a greased plate. Garnish with dried fruits. Let it cool, cut into pieces and serve.
And Dumrot Halwa is going to the following events
1) AFAM - Pumpkin hosted by Madhuram of Eggless Cooking
2) JFI - Festival Treat Event guest hosted by Srivalli of Cooking 4 All Seasons. JFI was initially started by Indira Of Mahanandi
3) Festive Food : Diwali hosted by Priti of Indian Khana
4) FIC : Brown hosted by Sunshinemom of Tongue Ticklers.
3) Festive Food : Diwali hosted by Priti of Indian Khana
4) FIC : Brown hosted by Sunshinemom of Tongue Ticklers.
Thats looking so yum..thanks for the lovely entry Lakshmi!
ReplyDeleteWish you and family Happy Diwali...Halwa looking so delicious..gud one dear...thanks for the wonderful entry :)
ReplyDeletehalwa looks deleciousssss
ReplyDeleteHalwa looks delicious... it has come out perfect.
ReplyDeleteThanks to Mahi, Sagari, Srivalli and Priti for the delicious comment.
ReplyDeleteI have made this halwa before, but I was not aware that it had the name Dumrot halwa. That's new to me. I usually make it in the microwave and also add MTR Badam Feast for extra taste. Love your version too.
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