Blend it into a smooth paste adding very little water.
In a pan, heat about 2 Tblsps Ghee.
Once hot fry chopped dry fruits and keep them aside.
Add Moong Daal paste to the ghee and fry it on medium flame stirring continuously.
The Moong Daal paste thickens. Keep strirring on medium flame for about 20-30 minutes. This is to ensure the Moong Daal gets roasted and does not give a raw taste.
Simultaneously, add saffron strands to a few tea spoons milk and keep aside.
Boil 1 and half cups milk with 1 and half cups sugar.
Once the Moong dal gets roasted (might not change color, make sure it gets a little dry ), add the boiled milk and sugar to it. Add fried dry fruits, saffron strands dissolved in milk, milk mawa powder and mix everything well.
The halwa should be a little liquidy at this point.
Check sweetness. Add another half cup sugar if required.
If the halwa isnt liquidy enough, boil another half cup milk and add it to the halwa.
Mix everything well, mash the lumps formed.
Cook the halwa on medium flame covered with a lid.
Keep stirring after every 3-4 minutes, to make sure it does not stick to the bottom.
Cook the halwa for about 15-20 minutes first on medium flame, then on high flame.
Remove lid after about 15-20 minutes, when halwa appears cooked and cook without the lid to make the halwa as much dry as you want.
Add 1 Tblsp Ghee and mix it well.
Turn Off flame and let the halwa absorb the ghee for about 5 minutes.
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