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No Ghee?
No Milk?
No Saffron?
⚠ Contains Allergens
Add 1 cup besan and 2 tbsp rava (suji) to a pan. Roast on low flame, stirring continuously, until it turns aromatic, approximately .
Add 1/2 cup ghee to the roasted besan and rava. Mix well until well combined and the mixture forms a smooth paste. Continue roasting on low flame, stirring constantly, until the color changes to a light golden and it becomes aromatic, approximately .
Add 2 tbsp room temperature milk to the roasted mixture. Mix well on low flame. The mixture will turn frothy and then develop a grainy texture as it cooks, approximately .
Add 1/2 cup sugar. Mix well until the sugar starts to and blend with the mixture, approximately . Then add a few saffron strands, a pinch of saffron food color, and 1/4 tsp cardamom powder. Mix well until all ingredients are evenly distributed.
Gradually add 1 cup hot water in batches, stirring continuously. The besan will quickly absorb the water, and the mixture will thicken. Continue stirring until all the water is absorbed and the halwa becomes soft and cohesive, approximately .
In a separate small pan, heat 2 tbsp ghee. Add 2 tbsp cashew, 2 tbsp almonds, and 2 tbsp raisins. Roast on low flame until the nuts turn golden brown and the raisins plump up, approximately .
Add the fried nuts to the prepared halwa. Mix well until the nuts are evenly distributed throughout the halwa. Serve the instant halwa warm.
• Roast the besan and rava on a low flame to prevent burning and ensure even cooking.
• Adding milk at room temperature helps in achieving a grainy texture.
• Stir continuously after adding water to prevent lumps and ensure smooth absorption.
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