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Carrot, Coconut, Spinach & Bottle Gourd Halwa Recipe
How to make Carrot, Coconut, Spinach & Bottle Gourd Halwa
About Carrot, Coconut, Spinach & Bottle Gourd Halwa Recipe: A heart warming Indian dessert that no special occasion is complete without is the classic halwa. Here is a vegetable halwa with all things healthy and with a patriotic twist of our tricolor flag. Carrot, coconut, spinach and bottle gourd comes together for this delicious and nutritious halwa recipe that you can easily prepare at home.
- Total Cook Time1 hr 45 mins
- Prep Time 20 mins
- Cook Time1 hr 25 mins
- Recipe Servings2
- Medium
Ingredients of Carrot, Coconut, Spinach & Bottle Gourd Halwa
- For Carrot Halwa:
- 200 gms carrot (peeled), grated
- 250 gms milk
- 30 gms clarified butter
- 60 gms mawa
- 80 gms sugar
- For Coconut Halwa:
- 200 gms coconut, grated
- 300 gms milk
- 30 gms clarified butter
- 80 gms sugar
- For Spinach & Bottle Gourd Halwa:
- 200 gms bottle gourd, grated
- 300 gms milk
- 30 gms clarified butter
- 80 gms sugar
- 40 gms spinach puree
How to Make Carrot, Coconut, Spinach & Bottle Gourd Halwa
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Boil milk in a pan & add grated carrots and begin to stir. Cook until milk is completely evaporated, stir at regular intervals.
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Add sugar and cook until half the moisture evaporates and then add clarified butter. Stir well.
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Cook until halwa thickens and add grated khoya. Cook for 3 minutes more and cool it down.
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Boil milk in a pan and add grated coconut. Begin to stir.
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Cook until the milk is completely evaporated, stir at regular intervals.
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Add sugar and cook until half the moisture evaporates.
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Add clarified butter and stir well. Cook until the halwa thickens. Cook for 3 minutes more and cool it down.
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Boil milk in a pan and add grated bottle gourd and begin to stir. Cook until milk is completely evaporated ,stir at regular intervals.
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Add sugar and cook until half the moisture evaporates. Add clarified butter and stir well.
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Cook until halwa thickens and mix spinach puree and add grated khoya.
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Cook for 3 minutes more and cool it down.
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Keep all the Halwa’s individually in a rectangular mould.
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Demould the Halwa’s and arrange them in the sequence of the Indian National Flag.