This microwave version of the north Indian classic treat carrot halwa aka gajar ka halwa is a great substitute if one is looking for a quick and low calorie version. I am the one who mostly ends up consuming the sweet stuff prepared in my home and so, I try to cut calories from those dishes whenever and as much as possible and go for quick versions. This version though not as rich as the traditional version, still tastes good. This can be prepared on the stove top too. I have prepared a small portion here but it can be scaled for a larger quantity.
Ingredients:
Other versions posted here.
Carrot - Almond halwa
Carrot Halwa (Microwave version)
This goes to Blogging marathon #73, under the theme 'Sweets prepared in less than an hour'. Check here to find out what the other marathoners are cooking as part of the BM.
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Ingredients:
2 cups grated carrot
1 cup fat-free milk
Sugar to taste (I used 6 gm. splenda)
Sugar to taste (I used 6 gm. splenda)
1/4 tsp. ground cardamom
Method:
* Add milk and carrot to a microwave safe bowl and cook stirring occasionally in the microwave, until the milk evaporates. (Saute carrot in a tbsp. of ghee before adding milk if preferred.)
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Next add sugar and cardamom to the carrot mixture. Continue
to cook until the mixture until the sugar dissolves and incorporates into the mixture.
* Garnish with nuts and serve warm or chilled.
Carrot - Almond halwa
Carrot Halwa (Microwave version)
This goes to Blogging marathon #73, under the theme 'Sweets prepared in less than an hour'. Check here to find out what the other marathoners are cooking as part of the BM.
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Looks so delicious and lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so colourful and what a quick way of doing this! Yum..
ReplyDeleteCool ! The MW version sounds fantastic , quick and easy !
ReplyDeleteAm in love with this microwave version of carrot halwa, tempting to the core.
ReplyDeleteLove these easy microwave version. Perfect for holi.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a faster version and a healthier one too. Looks vibrant and tempting.
ReplyDeleteLooks yum Suma. I too must consider making the sweets in the microwave.
ReplyDeleteIt's a great idea to make carrot halwa in the microwave -- quick and easy.
ReplyDeleteSurely looks so good Suma, I am sure this will make even the low cal sound good right..love gajjar halwa anyways..
ReplyDeletePerfect for entertaining and the low cal makes it guilt free to eat one of my favorite sweets.
ReplyDeleteour family's favorite dessert! love this quick version!
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