How to Make Carrot Halwa Without Milk

Choose some really juicy carrots., Peel the carrots and wash them. , Now grate the carrots using a fine grater. , Put all the grated carrots into one vessel. , Heat the vessel on your stove in simmer-mode without adding any water or milk., After...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Choose some really juicy carrots.

    Since the carrots are rich in water-content, they won't get burned.

    Keep the vessel closed with a lid. ,, At this stage, add ghee to it and continue stirring. , Switch-off your stove now. , You can wait for it to cool down to room temperature or refrigerate and serve it cold.

    It tastes delicious either way. ,
  2. Step 2: Peel the carrots and wash them.

  3. Step 3: Now grate the carrots using a fine grater.

  4. Step 4: Put all the grated carrots into one vessel.

  5. Step 5: Heat the vessel on your stove in simmer-mode without adding any water or milk.

  6. Step 6: After about 90% of the water has evaporated

  7. Step 7: add required(depending on how sweet you want it to be) amount of sugar to it.

  8. Step 8: Keep stirring the mixture till it comes together.

  9. Step 9: Close the lid for about 5-10 minutes and let the rest of the water evaporate.

  10. Step 10: Your carrot halwa is ready to be served.

  11. Step 11: You can add some cashew nuts

  12. Step 12: raisins

  13. Step 13: almonds

  14. Step 14: to add some flavour and decorate the dish.

Detailed Guide

Since the carrots are rich in water-content, they won't get burned.

Keep the vessel closed with a lid. ,, At this stage, add ghee to it and continue stirring. , Switch-off your stove now. , You can wait for it to cool down to room temperature or refrigerate and serve it cold.

It tastes delicious either way. ,

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