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November 5, 2014

How To Make Aate Ka Halwa | Dessert Recipes

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Total Time: 30 minutes

Aate ka halwa is made from whole wheat flour,sugar ,cardamom powder and nuts. It is popular in North India. Aate ka halwa is also known as Kada Prashad which is made on special occasions like ashtami or navmi fast during Navratri.

Aate ka halwa on a red bowl with almond and cashew

Aate ka Laddu and Aate ka halwa both sweets are made by slowly roasting the flour along with cardamoms. There are many varities of halwa like Gajar ka halwa,Suji ka Halwa,Badam ka halwa,Moong dal ka halwa and many more.

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Aate Ka Halwa

Aate ka halwa is made from whole wheat flour,sugar ,cardamom powder and nuts. It is popular in North India. Aate ka halwa is also known as Kada Prashad which is made on special occasions like ashtami or navmi fast during Navratri.
Course Desserts
Cuisine Indian
Keyword Aate ka halwa, halwa
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 15 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes
Servings 4
Calories 480kcal
Author Reshu Drolia

Ingredients

Ingredients:

  • ½ cup Wheat flour
  • 3/4 cup Ghee
  • ½ cup Sugar
  • 1 tsp Cardamom powder
  • 8 pcs Almonds chopped into slivers
  • ½ cup Milk
  • ¼ cup Water

Instructions

How to make:

  • Heat ghee in a heavy bottom pan.
  • When the ghee completely melt down and starts bubbling add wheat flour in it.
  • Keep the flame on low throughout the process.
  • Mix flour and ghee together and sauté, while sautéing wheat flour will absorb all the ghee. At this moment if you feel like adding more ghee then add it accordingly because the taste is derived from ghee.
  • Keep on stirring till the wheat flour becomes dark brown in colour and produce nice aroma. If you don’t stir the bottom will stick to the pan and you will have burn flavor.
  • Once the wheat flour turns into a perfect dark brown colour pour milk. The mixture sizzles, so be careful while adding the milk.
  • At this point put the flame on medium and quickly stir the mixture so that no lumps are formed.
  • The milk will be slowly absorbed.
  • Once the flour absorbs the milk add sugar in it.
  • After adding sugar sprinkle little water on top which makes halwa soft and stir well till all the water get absorb and sugar gets caramelize.
  • Add cardamom powder and chopped almonds and give it a mix again.
  • Garnish with almonds and serve.

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Notes

Note: Add Dry fruits according to your taste. While making halwa you can use only water instead of milk.

Nutrition

Serving: 1serve | Sodium: 15mg | Calcium: 40mg | Vitamin A: 50IU | Sugar: 26g | Potassium: 71mg | Cholesterol: 89mg | Calories: 480kcal | Saturated Fat: 21g | Fat: 35g | Protein: 3g | Carbohydrates: 39g | Iron: 0.9mg

How To Make Aate Ka Halwa:

  • Heat ghee in a heavy bottom pan.

Aate Ka Halwa

  • When the ghee completely melt down and starts bubbling add wheat flour in it.

Aate Ka Halwa

  • Keep the flame on low throughout the process.
  • Mix flour and ghee together and sauté, while sautéing wheat flour will absorb all the ghee. At this moment if you feel like adding more ghee then add it accordingly because the taste is derived from ghee.

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  • Keep on stirring till the wheat flour becomes dark brown in colour and produce nice aroma. If you don’t stir the bottom will stick to the pan and you will have burn flavor.

aatey ka halwa2

  • Once the wheat flour turns into a perfect dark brown colour pour milk. The mixture sizzles, so be careful while adding the milk. At this point put the flame on medium and quickly stir the mixture so that no lumps are formed.

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  • The milk will be slowly absorbed.

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  • Once the flour absorbs the milk add sugar in it.

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  • After adding sugar sprinkle little water on top which makes halwa soft  and stir well till all the water get absorb and sugar gets caramelize.
  • Add cardamom powder and chopped almonds and give it a mix again.

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  • Garnish with almonds and serve.

Note:

  • Add Dry fruits according to your taste.
  • While making halwa you can use only water instead of milk.

 

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