Wednesday 22 July 2020

Wheat halwa (kada prasad)

We all love the prasad that's served in the temples, many times we will be so hungry standing in the long queue the prasad comes as a blessing.

I was looking for a recipe and Ranveer Brar's kada prasad recipe was just what I was looking for, it came so handy to my need.

I have followed the recipe with all the tips Ranveer had mentioned and it came out good. 


Ingredients 

1 cup wheat flour 
1 cup sugar 
1 cup ghee
1 cup water

Yes it's 1:1:1:1 as Ranveer says, that was the perfect measurements. 

A handful of pistachios, almonds, cashew, crushed and roasted in a teaspoon of ghee. 

Method 

*In a large kadai pour ghee, let it melt, add a cup of wheat flour. Mix in and keep stirring, we don't want any lumps in it. 

*Once the colour changes to mild brownish add water, once we add water the halwa becomes more thick and we must stir it continuously. 

*The layers and layers of the halwa turns into very beautiful brown shades, now we will add the sugar and you will notice the sugar literally melts within no time. 

* Cook the halwa for further 10 minutes, check whether it has cooked well, dripping ghee! 

*Once  done, off the stove add in the roasted nuts. Mix in and serve hot, I mean the ghee will be dripping in your spoons too. Enjoy the simple delicious, yummy wheat halwa. 





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