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    Carrot Halwa Recipe

    Last Updated On: Apr 8, 2025 by Aarthi

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    Gajar Ka Halwa with step by step pictures. Carrot halwa Recipe is a popular Indian sweet also known as carrot pudding made using carrots, sugar, ghee and fried nuts. Festive occasions like Diwali or any special occasions is not fulfilled without this wonderful sweet. Carrot halwa with khoya, milkmaid makes best tasting carrot halwa. This halwa taste amazing when served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

    carrot halwa served in a white bowl with fried cashews on top for garnishing

    Carrot Halwa - Gajar Ka Halwa Recipe

    Carrot halwa is one of the popular recipe around the world. It is one of the most searched Indian sweets on the internet. I am sure every one loves a good bowl of warm carrot halwa. Recently carrot halwa with vanilla ice cream has become a very popular dessert in every restaurants which is one of my favourite apart from jamun with ice cream.

    Delicious halwa made using carrots simmered in milk and cooked in sugar. Carrot halwa with condensed milk is a very popular sweet all over india.

    Table of Contents

    • What is Gajar ka Halwa
    • Watch Carrot Halwa Recipe Video
    • Carrot Halwa Ingredients
    • Expert Tips
    • How to Make Carrot Halwa (Stepwise Pictures)
    • Gajar ka Halwa with Khoya
    • Instant Pot Carrot Halwa
    • Frequently asked questions
    • 📖 Recipe Card
    • Gajar Ka Halwa | Carrot Halwa Recipe (Traditional Carrot Halwa)

    What is Gajar ka Halwa

    Gajar means carrot. Gajar ka halwa is a combination of nuts, milk, sugar, khoya and ghee with grated carrot. Halwa made using carrots cooked in ghee and simmered in milk and cooked till halwa consistency. Indian carrot pudding made with freshly grated carrots. Halwa taste amazing with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

    Carrot halwa recipe is a popular dessert all over India. This particular halwa is made using carrots, milkmaid which adds more richness to the halwa. You can make carrot halwa with sugar and skip the condensed milk too.

    Every special occasions gets even special with this traditional carrot halwa. Some other popular sweets like Wheat Halwa, Custard Powder Halwa, Badam Halwa or this Cornflour Halwa can be tried too.

    Watch Carrot Halwa Recipe Video

    YouTube video

    Carrot Halwa Ingredients

    carrot halwa ingredients

    The main ingredients for halwa are

    • Carrots - you can use desi carrot or regular carrot. what ever you use grate it finely. somedays I grate it using large grater as well.
    • Milk - use full fat milk for richer and tasty carrot halwa. 
    • Ghee - always when making indian sweets try to get the pure desi ghee for best tasting halwa.
    • Nuts - use mixture of nuts as you prefer. I usually use cashews, almonds, pistachios.
    • Khoya - if you are using khoya then it is fine. you can use store bought khoya or hoemmade. check my khoya recipe.
    • Condensed milk - this is entirely optional but adding milk maid makes it super rich and yummy.
    • Sugar - of course you need a hefty amount of sugar to make this sweet. but you can adjust it totally to your taste.

    Which Carrots to use for making Carrot Halwa

    desi carrots

    Gajar ka halwa or gajar halwa is a type of Indian pudding which is very popular all over the world. Traditionally this halwa is made with the Indian red carrots also known as desi carrots.

    These carrots are bright red in colour, slender and longer than regular carrots. Desi carrots are sweeter than regular carrots. But you can use whatever carrot you can find.

    Carrot Halwa Preparation

    Cooking Carrots

    Heat ghee in a kadai. Now Add in grated carrot and saute. Pour in milk and mix well Simmer the flame and cover it with a lid. Let this cook for 15 mins until the carrot is cooked completely.

    Mixing in sweetener

    Add in sugar and mix well. Cook this whole thing for 10 mins till the mix leaves the sides. Add in cardamom powder as well. Let this cook until the halwa gets thickened.

    Preparing garnish

    Now heat some ghee. Fry mixed nuts till golden. Add in the nuts and mix well. Serve hot, warm or cold.

    close shot of carrot halwa served in a white bowl with fried cashews on top for garnishing

    Expert Tips

    Carrots - Use fresh, tender carrots that are red in colour which provides natural sweetness and colour to your carrot halwa. Use thicker grates to shred your carrots if you want your halwa to have texture. Fine grate can be used for more pudding like carrot halwa.

    Milk - Full fat milk results in richer and milky tasting carrot halwa. For lighter option, You can use 2% milk for better taste. Almond milk, coconut milk can be used for vegan option. 

    Ghee - Desi ghee which provides the nutty caramel aroma to every Indian sweets, use generous amount of ghee for richer taste. For lighter option, you can reduce ghee quantity too. 

    Khoya - Homemade khoya or mawa is preferred. But store bought can be used. Grate your khoya or mawa. 

    Patience & Time - Never make carrot halwa if you are in a hurry. Carrot halwa needs some love, time and patience. Take your time, you need constant stirring, but in the end everything is worth it. 

    How to Make Carrot Halwa (Stepwise Pictures)

    This traditional carrot halwa recipe is made with carrots, ghee, sugar, milk, nuts and dried fruits. I like to add some milkmaid (sweetened condensed milk) for rich taste. Learn how to make the perfect healthy carrot halwa with step by step pictures and guide.

    Grating Carrots

    1)You can use regular carrots or desi carrots for making carrot halwa. First step is to peel the carrots and grate them. You can use box grater or food processor to grate. I prefer using food processor to make my life easier.

    carrots grated in a food processor and traditional grater is shown in picture

    Frying Nuts & Dried Fruits

    2)Heat ghee in a pot. Add just 1 to 2 tbsp of ghee. This ghee is for frying dried fruits and nuts, and sauteing grated carrots.

    heat ghee in a pot.

    3) Add in cashews in the ghee. You can add additional nuts like almonds, pistachios in carrot halwa.

    add cashews and fry till golden brown

    4)Once the cashews gets light golden brown. Add in golden raisins | sultanas. If you add raisins along with cashews, it might get burnt.

    add in raisins

    5)Strain the fried dried fruits and nuts using a slotted spoon and set aside.

    strain fried nuts and raisins

    Cooking the carrots

    6)Once you remove dried fruits, add in grated carrots and saute for 5 to 6 minutes till raw smell leaves from the carrot.

    add grated carrots and saute for 4 to 5 minutes

    7)Pour in milk. For tastier carrot halwa, you have to cook the carrots completely in milk.

    pour in milk

    8)Cover the pot with lid and cook on low heat for 10 to 15 minutes till carrot is completely cooked through and milk has reduced.

    cover and cook carrots in milk

    9)Now the carrot is cooked completely and reduced.

    carrots cooked in milk

    10)Add in sugar. You can adjust the sugar quantity as per your taste.

    add sugar

    11)Mix the sugar into the halwa. The sugar will melt down and mix into the halwa.

    cook for few minutes

    12)Now add ghee little at a time and cook till halwa starts to thickens.

    add ghee little at a time

    13)Now add in milkmaid and mix well. Instead of milkmaid you can use khoya too.

    add in milkmaid

    14)The carrot halwa is cooked once ghee starts to leave the sides of the pan.

    cook halwa till ghee separates

    15)Add in fried nuts, dried fruits and cardamom powder. Mix well.

    add fried nuts and dried fruits and cardamom powder

    16)Carrot halwa is done.

    carrot halwa done

    17)You can serve carrot halwa with vanilla ice cream.

    carrot halwa served in a white bowl with fried cashews on top for garnishing

    Gajar ka Halwa with Khoya

    I added ½ cup of my Homemade Khoya| Mawa in carrot halwa. Khoya adds richness and milky taste to gajar ka halwa. It is traditional way to make carrot halwa and results in halwai style carrot halwa.

    Ingredients used for gajar halwa with khoya

    • ½ cup Ghee
    • 3 tbsp Cashews
    • 3 tbsp Golden Raisins (kishmish | sultanas)
    • 3 large Desi Carrots grated finely
    • 3 cups Milk (750 ml)
    • ½ cup Khoya | Mawa
    • ½ cup Sugar
    • ½ tsp Cardamom powder

    1)In this version of carrot halwa. I used desi carrots.

    desi carrot image

    2)grate your carrots.

    desi carrots grated

    3)heat ghee in a kadai.

    melt ghee in a pot

    4)Add in grated carrots.

    add grated carrots

    6)Saute for 4 to 5 mins till the raw smell leaves and the carrot changes colour.

    saute carrots for 5 minutes

    7)Pour in milk. Add enough milk to cover the carrot.

    pour milk over carrots

    8)Cook the grated carrots in milk till it is cooked completely.

    cook carrots in milk

    9)Now the carrot is cooked completely.

    carrots cooked in milk

    10)It will look thickened once cooked.

    carrots thickened

    11)Add in sugar.

    add sugar

    12)Add in khoya. Mix it well and cook till the halwa thickens.

    add khoya

    13)Add in ground cardamom powder.

    add cardamom powder

    14)Now the halwa is thickened like a pudding.

    halwa thickened

    15)heat ghee in a frying pan, fry some dried fruits and nuts.

    fry nuts in ghee

    16)Pour the fried nuts and dried fruits along with the ghee.

    pour fried nuts over carrot halwa

    17)Mix well. Carrot halwa is ready to serve.

    carrot halwa ready

    18)Once warm, you can serve.

    Indian carrot halwa served

    20)Serve warm.

    carrot halwa texture shown using a spoon

    Instant Pot Carrot Halwa

    instant pot carrot halwa

    Instant pot is widely used in the recent days. And making carrot halwa in instant pot is possible. It is pretty easy as well. This is how you make a tasty healthy carrot halwa in instant pot. Follow same recipe measurements as mentioned in the recipe card.

    • Set your instant pot to saute mode.
    • Add ghee and let it heat. Once the ghee is hot add carrots and saute for 5 mins.
    • Add milk and mix well.
    • Now cover the instant pot with a lid. cook for 15 mins.
    • Once the carrot is cooked, add in sugar, khoya and condensed milk if using.
    • Saute this for at least 10 mins so it gets thick.
    • Slowly add little ghee and fried nuts and mix well.
    • Once the mixture gets in halwa consistency, serve.

    Pressure Cooker Carrot Halwa

    Making carrot halwa in pressure cooker is very healthy. Cooking in pressure cooker consumes very less ghee when compared to other method. Follow same recipe measurements as mentioned in the recipe card.

    • heat 1 tbsp ghee in a pressure cooker. add in grated carrots and mix for 2 mins.
    • add in milk and sugar to the pressure cooker.  mix well till sugar is mixed completely.
    • cover the pressure cooker and let it cook for 3 whistle.
    • let the pressure escape by itself.
    • open the cooker, mix well.
    • add in fried nuts and more ghee if using.
    • mix once and serve.

    Vegan Carrot Halwa

    Replace regular milk with almond milk and ghee with vegan butter can easily tranform this traditional carrot halwa to vegan version. Instead of almond milk, coconut milk can be used.

    Gajar ka halwa with Milk powder

    ¼ cup of milk powder added to carrot halwa enhances the flavour and gives the thick pudding texture to the halwa.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is Gajar Ka Halwa Healthy?

    When compared to other indian sweets gajar has much more nutrients and less fat. It totally depends on how much ghee or sugar you are using in your halwa. Be conscious and adjust it accordingly to make carrot halwa a healthy dessert.

    When is Carrot halwa served?

    At festival time many people prefer vegetarian dishes as well as desserts in their Thali. Gajar ka halwa is a popular dessert all over India and often served at most festivals. The dish is popular among adults as well as children. 

    When was carrot halwa invented?

    The gajar ka halwa was first introduced during the Mughal period. Gajar ka halwa (meaning pudding of carrot or Halwa of carrot). It is very popular across the world, but it is more of a punjabi dessert.

    How is carrot halwa made?

    Gajar ka halwa originally contained carrots, milk and ghee but nowadays includes many other ingredients like khoya and condensed milk. Combination of cream, condensed milk and khoya i carrot halwa gives the pudding a milky mava flavor.

    More Halwa Recipes to Try

    • Wheat Rava Kesari Recipe
    • Mango Halwa Recipe
    • Pineapple Kesari Recipe
    • Milk Kesari Recipe

    📖 Recipe Card

    Gajar Ka Halwa | Carrot Halwa Recipe (Traditional Carrot Halwa)

    Gajar ka halwa or Carrot Halwa is a popular sweet made using carrots, milk, sugar and ghee. In this post I have shared two version of carrot halwa. Traditional carrot halwa and carrot halwa with khoya and condensed milk.
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    Prep Time: 15 minutes minutes
    Cook Time: 1 hour hour
    Total Time: 1 hour hour 15 minutes minutes
    Servings: 8 servings
    Calories: 294kcal

    Equipment

    • Heavy Bottom Pan
    • Grater

    Ingredients

    • ½ cup Ghee
    • 3 tbsp Cashews
    • 3 tbsp Golden Raisins (kishmish | sultanas)
    • 6 large Carrots grated finely
    • 3 cups Milk (750 ml)
    • ½ cup Sugar
    • 4 tbsp Sweetened Condensed Milk
    • ½ tsp Cardamom powder

    Instructions

    • Heat 2 tbsp ghee in a kadai. Add in cashews and fry till light golden, add in raisins and fry for few seconds. Strain the dried fruits and nuts and set aside.
    • Now in the leftover ghee, Add in grated carrot and fry for 5 mins. Pour in milk and bring that to boil.
    • Simmer the flame and cover it with a lid. Let this cook for 15 mins until the carrot is cooked through and milk is evaporated.
    • Now add in sugar and condensed milk and mix well. Add ghee little at a time and mix well. Cook this whole thing for 10 mins till the mix leaves the sides.
    • Add in cardamom powder and fried nuts and mix well.
    • Switch off the flame and serve hot or cold.

    Video

    YouTube video

    Notes

    Carrots - Use fresh, tender carrots that are red in colour which provides natural sweetness and colour to your carrot halwa. Use thicker grates to shred your carrots if you want your halwa to have texture. Fine grate can be used for more pudding like carrot halwa.
    Milk - Full fat milk results in richer and milky tasting carrot halwa. For lighter option, You can use 2% milk for better taste. Almond milk, coconut milk can be used for vegan option. 
    Ghee - Desi ghee which provides the nutty caramel aroma to every Indian sweets, use generous amount of ghee for richer taste. For lighter option, you can reduce ghee quantity too. 
    Khoya - Homemade khoya or mawa is preferred. But store bought can be used. Grate your khoya or mawa. 
    Patience & Time - Never make carrot halwa if you are in a hurry. Carrot halwa needs some love, time and patience. Take your time, you need constant stirring, but in the end everything is worth it. 

    INSTANT POT GAJAR KA HALWA RECIPE

    • Set your instant pot to saute mode.
    • Add ghee and let it heat. Once the ghee is hot add carrots and saute for 5 mins.
    • Add milk and mix well.
    • Now cover the instant pot with a lid. cook for 15 mins.
    • Once the carrot is cooked, add in sugar, khoya and condensed milk if using.
    • Saute this for at least 10 mins so it gets thick.
    • Slowly add little ghee and fried nuts and mix well.
    • Once the mixture gets in halwa consistency, serve.

    PRESSURE COOKER CARROT HALWA RECIPE

    • heat 1 tbsp ghee in a pressure cooker. add in grated carrots and mix for 2 mins.
    • add in milk and sugar to the pressure cooker.  mix well till sugar is mixed completely.
    • cover the pressure cooker and let it cook for 3 whistle.
    • let the pressure escape by itself.
    • open the cooker, mix well.
    • add in fried nuts and more ghee if using.
    • mix once and serve.

    Nutrition

    Serving: 1servings | Calories: 294kcal | Carbohydrates: 33g | Protein: 5g | Fat: 17g | Saturated Fat: 10g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 5g | Cholesterol: 43mg | Sodium: 86mg | Potassium: 416mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 28g | Vitamin A: 9196IU | Vitamin C: 4mg | Calcium: 164mg | Iron: 1mg
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    1. the Junkie book

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      by the time i made something chocolate, your choc giveaway was long a thing of past!!

      this is delicious...had it at a dinner jus two days back!!

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    2. Rocio Valle Gonzalez

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      I must do it!! I love carrot, so it is perfect!!
      Thanks for share!!
      hugs, from spain! 😉

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    3. Harini

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      Very nice..

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    4. Chitra

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      carrot halwa looks so good:)

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    5. Priya

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      Who will say no to carrot halwa, awesome..

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    6. MyKitchen Flavors-BonAppetit!.

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      Carrot Halwa luks yumm.Luv ur delicious recipes here in this wonderful blog,Arthi.Thanks for dropping in and the add.Following U.

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    7. Rekha shoban

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      yummy n delicious halwa...perfectly done!!nice presentation!

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    8. Nalini's Kitchen

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      wow! carrot halwa looks so tempting and yummy,lovely clicks.

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    9. Cool Lassi(e)

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      Carrot Halwa looks super tempting!

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    10. Amina Khaleel

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      carrot halwa looks delicious.. it is one of my favorites... liked your step by step pictures... glad to follow you.. do visit me sometime..

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    11. Mélange

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      Reading your diwali tale,I conveyed my daughter that my concurrence for crackers is not standing.Bitter no Aarthi ? I have to think now dear.

      I have seen several gajar halwa recipes so far in the blog world.I haven't seen such a royal presentation but.Extremely tempting and classic Aarthi.Hats off to you.

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    12. veena krishnakumar

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      Halwa looks awesome!!!!And i am scared with these diwali rockets too, never can predict which way they turn:-)

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    13. Gayathri Kumar

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      Halwa looks so yummy..

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    14. Ann

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      I'm SO glad everyone was safe from the fire. The halwa look really, REALLY good! Thanks for sharing (and thanks for the step-by-step pictures)

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    15. Sharmilee! :)

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      Looks so delicious...yummy looking!

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    16. RAKS KITCHEN

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      Lovely pictorial of carrot halwa! lOoks irresistible !

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    17. Yuvana's Favourites

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      my favourite sweet. next time when you do this just add grated dairymilk chocolate. you ll love it.

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    18. Aruna Manikandan

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      looks perfect and delicious dear 🙂

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    19. cooking varieties (wan)

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      hi aarthi many thanks for your visit, really appreciate that.
      for a start, let me wish you all the best in blogging and looking forward to follow your recipes. have a nice day

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    20. The Pumpkin Farm

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      Love the way you have presented the halwa

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    21. Tina

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      delicious halwa...

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    22. Alba

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      Love your blog and indian receipts! I follow you from now on 🙂
      I didn't know halwa but it looks yummy!

      Alba

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    23. M.R.T.E

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      que buena pinta tiene, siento lo de la casa. al menos oslo fué un susto. saludos

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    24. SavithaRaj's Spice Land

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      Sorry to hear about the fire incident..happy to know you guys are fine..and for the recipe...its an ever favorite dessert..

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    25. Catherine

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      It does look delicious and very interesting. Blessings, Catherine xo

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    26. jeyashrisuresh

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      need a cup of vanila icecream to pair with this yummy halwa.

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    27. Cajunlicious

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      Love the flavors in this and it looks incredible!

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    28. mykitchentrials

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      Sorry about the fire, lets hope this diwali is safe for everyone.

      Carrot halwa looks absolutely fantastic! Drool worthy pictures 🙂

      Rajani

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    29. Rosita Vargas

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      Hermoso plato me encanta la zanahoria luce espectacular,abrazos grandes, hugs,hugs.

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    30. teresa Blackburn

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      Wonderful images with all the beautiful serving pieces. Very festive and special.

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    31. Bhasky

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      Can we add milkmaid along with sugar?

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    32. suganya

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      Love your recipes.... really awesome... I'm going to try this for new year

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    33. Aarthi

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      @BhaskyIf u want you can add..

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    34. Anonymous

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      Hi, can i use bread instead of carrot?

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    35. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousnot sure..haven't tried it so far.

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    36. Sandhya G.

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      If we add condensed milk in place of sugar , how much quantity should we add?

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    37. Aarthi

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      @Sandhya G.it deoends on ur sweetness, add it and taste then add more..

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    38. Anonymous

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      I tried it aarthi but it tastes like paalkova. I don't know why..

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    39. Anonymous

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      Could u pls tell me why it tastes like palkova???

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    40. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousbecause u have cooked it in milk so it will like milky

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    41. Janani Selvaraju

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      Tried this todayand it turned out so so yummy....got appreciated by my mom...thanks aarthi...keep rocking......

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    42. Anonymous

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      Hai Aarthi, Can we use butter instead of ghee?

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    43. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousyes u can use

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    44. Anonymous

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      It came out really sooo good !!!!tastes yummy!!!! Thank you aarthi for ur pictorial representation 🙂 🙂

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    45. Anonymous

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      Delicious halwa 🙂
      Aarthi you can use Kova. It will give more taste than condensed milk.

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    46. Priscilla

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      Hi Aarthi
      Can I use more sugar and milk to substitute condensed milk?? is condensed milk compulsory?

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    47. Aarthi

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      @Priscillacondensed milk makes it more tasty

      check this recipe to make this without condensed milk
      http://yummytummy-aarthi.blogspot.com/2011/10/carrot-halwa-gajar-ka-halwa-sweets-for.html

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    48. Anonymous

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      Hi Aarthi ! Dish looks wonderful will definitely try it ! Once doubt can we completely use condensed milk instead of little bit of sugar ? Will the taste differ ?

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    49. Anonymous

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      I tried this recipe really it was very nice.
      can we add kova for this recipe and in which step can u pls tell me

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    50. Anonymous

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      I tried this recipe really it was very nice.
      can we add kova for this recipe and in which step can u pls tell me

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    51. Anonymous

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      can we add kova to this recipe if it can be added can u pls tell when it can be added after which step

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      • Aarthi

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        yes u can, add it after u add sugar

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    52. sheraz

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      your recipe is looks very nice and tasty

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    53. Daania

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      We need to add boiled or raw milk

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      • Aarthi

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        boiled

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    54. Zara

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      I made the carrot halwa and it turned out super yum!! Thank you so much for the recipe.
      Much love from Sri Lanka❤️

      Reply
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