From Moong Dal To Ragi:

9 Healthy Halwa Recipe To Try This Winter

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Moong Dal Halwa:

Soak yellow moong dal, grind it into a coarse paste, and fry it in ghee until fragrant.

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Gajar Ka Halwa:

Cook grated carrot slowly in milk until they become tender, then add sugar and ghee, letting the mixture cook.

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Badam Halwa:

Soak almonds overnight, blend them into a smooth paste. Cook the paste in ghee, adding milk and sugar soaked in warm milk.

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Aate Ka Halwa:

Roast wheat flour in ghee until it turns golden and aromatic. Add sugar and water gradually and stir them together.

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Walnut Halwa:

Soak walnuts, grind them with cucumber seeds and roast them. Add milk, rock sugar powder, cardamom powder and saffron.

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Gud Ka Halwa:

Heat up ghee, add semolina in it and roast till it turns brown. Add the jaggery water and cardamom powder.

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Dates And Nuts Halwa:

Blend seedless dates into a paste and cook them in ghee until they become glossy. Add chopped nuts like almonds, cashews, and walnuts for a crunchy twist.

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Pumpkin Halwa:

Cook grated pumpkin with low fat milk and sweeten with honey or jaggery.

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Ragi Halwa:

This is a delicious, calcium-rich dessert, made with ragi flour, milk, ghee, sugar, nuts, perfect for everyone to enjoy.

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