In this month's Indian Cooking Challengewe were asked to prepare Moong Dal Halwa.......
Ingredients:- Split (Yellow) Moong dhal - 1 cup
- Ghee - 1/2 cup
- Sugar - 3/4 cups to 1 cup (as per required sweetness)
- Milk - 1/2 cup
- Cashews/ raisins roasted in ghee for garnish.
Method to Prepare:
- Soak 1 cup moong dal overnight. Next morning, grind to a paste.
- Heat a heavy Kadai, take initially only 1/2 of the ghee and heat it.
- Add the dhal and stir continuously, not allowing lumps to form. This part is very tricky as the dhal cooks really fast, irrespective of the ghee.
- Keep the heat at the lowest and keep stirring even after the dhal becomes thick.
- Add the rest of the ghee intermittently and cook the dhal until aromatic and the ghee starts oozing out.
- Meanwhile mix the sugar with water/ milk in a pan and bring to a boil. Add this slowly to the cooking dhal.
- Keep the fir low at all times and break lumps if formed while adding the sugar and water/ milk mix.
- Cook until the ghee surfaces.
- Garnish with cashews and raisins.
Dear Prasu,
ReplyDeleteAfter seeing halwa everywhere...now i cant hold myself, I feel like having it...Could you please pass on that bowl of halwa to me:) which is so very inviting:)
LBeautiful..I agree with Rachna..I should try this soon..so tempting :-)
ReplyDeleteMmmmm, that bowl is not enough for us; I'll eat all of it myself :)very smooth and delicious...Perfect for event..:D
ReplyDeleteDear parasu,
ReplyDeleteyour halwa looks so tempting. I liked the taste, mine is lightly grainy, we finished it one sitting
oh Boy!!! that bowl looks real tempting...Wow such a delicious looking halwa,I am sure it tastes heavenly....
ReplyDeleteThese Glossy looking halwa is perfet for the event...
All The Best....
Hey Prasu
ReplyDeleteMoong daal halwa is one of my favorit...already drooling...can I have Halwa and that bowl too....
cheers
Such a tempting halwa..with all those nuts lipsmacking here..
ReplyDeleteThis recipe is very new to me...Thanks ..will try it soon!
ReplyDeleteSeems evryone enjoyed this halwa challenge, beautiful!
ReplyDeletelooks so delicious. Beautiful bowl. HAPPY PONGAL :)
ReplyDeleteAh! beautiful..the most delicious looking halwa ive seen until now!
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely!
ReplyDeleteso so so tempting n delicious! Lovely click!!
ReplyDeleteRenuka
http://cookingyummy.blogspot.com/
Moong dal halwa is marvelous! I love the glossiness!
ReplyDeleteLooks too good.
ReplyDeleteMoong halwa is tempting me in the blogosphere....looks super yummy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful vibrant colour and so so yumm.
ReplyDeletewow prasu this halwa luks damn tempting n rich...nice presentation
ReplyDeleteMoong dal halwa looks tasty and mouth watering. Wonderful presentation.
ReplyDeletePrasu how nicely presented! Loved the halwa and the bowl :)
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Ash...
(http://asha-oceanichope.blogspot.com/)
Oh my yummy halwa.....have to try it soon...looks so tempting :).
ReplyDeletei loved the container you have used for the halwa and halwa cooks very tempting too.
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ReplyDeleteRenuka
http://cookingyummy.blogspot.com/
Hi Prasu, Halwa looks very tempting. Couldnt make it this time, but cing halwa everywhere made up to try it sometime next week.
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ReplyDeletehalwa looks so tempting
ReplyDeleteAm seeing this halwa all over the blogspheere, looks yum!
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ReplyDeletelooks very delicious prasu
ReplyDeleteoh my..that looks so yummy dea..!!! love to grab it now....
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ReplyDeleteCheers and enjoy the weekend!!!
Yummy, love the bowl too.
ReplyDeleteHalwa looks rich and delicious. Irresistible.
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ReplyDeleteDelicious!
ReplyDeleteWow.. This halwa looks too delicious n tempting!! I am coming over right away! ;)
ReplyDeleteThis looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures.. you have done it very well
ReplyDeleteHi Prasu dear,
ReplyDeleteWhat happened? Missing you so much:)
Is everything alright?
Take care.
Regds,
Nandini
hey prasu u very busy this days? no posts frm u...
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Hi Prashu,
ReplyDeleteI hope everything is fine at your end. No posts from your end ...
Take care
Deepa
http://hamareerasoi.blogspot.com/
This looks amazingly delicious! I really love this simple recipe with not a long list of ingredients, thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteMoong dhal halwa looks very tempting and nicely presented... Yum yum yummy!!! My first here, shall come for more...
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Looks damn tempting!!!!
ReplyDeleteHalwa looks very rich with nuts and saffron dear!!!
ReplyDeleteDear Prasu,
ReplyDeleteMissing you dear! I hope everything is fine at your end...
take care!
Rachana
Hi
ReplyDeletewith me you have got 100 followers for your blog.very nice recipes.
Hi Prashu,
ReplyDeleteWe all are missing your post. Is everything all right? Hoping to see u soon....
Bye
Deepa
Dear Prasu
ReplyDeleteHow are you? I know you would be off blog for quite sometimes...this is just to say hallo, if you are opening your blog...
I am sure you are doing fine..
Ushnish
Milano
WOW.... Yummy halwa.. looks soo delicious and inviting... Awesome snaps.. :)
ReplyDeleteWow such a tempting halwa :)
ReplyDeleteHello Prasu, I found your Vankaya/Allam curry and am going to try it tomorrow. I will let you know how it came out.
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ReplyDeleteFirst Time here,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful recipe..its reminds of puri we used to fill up moong dal halwa in puris...;)
www.hyderabadicuisinerecipes-angel.blogspot.com
I should try this soon..so tempting :-)
ReplyDeleteinviting halwa...shining like pearls...yum yum..can eat tht bowl rigth away..
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sanyuktagour(bayes)
http://creativesanyukta.blogspot.com/
Hey wow...yummy recipe dear...its tempting tooo.... first time to ur blog and i loved it....please do visit my blog and give ur valuable commnts...now im following you...i wud love to see u in my list too...enjoy cooking...
ReplyDeleteDear Prasu,
ReplyDeleteFirst time to ur yummylicous page...following u..will be bk.Between dis halwa looks soo tempting.
Chetana
www.myrecipegalore.blogspot.com
no post since a long time...WHats up dear
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ReplyDeleteThanks once again Prasa..
Yummy moong dal,check my blog for a surprise!
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