I had been becoming a bit plumpy so I had joined a jim. But
it was not being able to shed my extra plump. Because I was a diehard fan of phuchka and rosogullas. My colleagues
used to tease me that I will turn into a girl if I eat more phuchkas. But no taunting ever dettered me from plunging
into the scrumptious and mouth - watering
phuchkas.
And my cravings for sweet rosogullas had sent me on the borderline of being a diabetic. And
now I had to think twice about putting my fingers on the spongy entities.
One day I was going through newspaper and saw an ad of
sugar-free natura. Since I had to cut down on my rosogulla intake, I decided to make something sweet with the
sugar-free natura. I looked around my kitchen and could find nothing
interesting to cook. Then I moved to my
refrigerator to quench my thirst and here I got answer for my search: carrots. I decided to make gajar ka halwa
with them to satiate my craving of something sweet.
And when I had the first spoon of steaming gajar
ka halwa , it felt devine. Here I am sharing the recipe with you of the Gajar ka Halwa.
Ingrediants:
Grated Carrots -250g, sugar-free natura, Ghee-1
teaspoon,Milk-500g
Method:
First put one teaspoon ghee in kadahi and let it become hot and then put the grated
carrots in it. Roast it for few minutes and then put sugar-free natura 2 teaspoons (or according to your taste)stir
it for two times so that the sugar-free natura gets mingled into the gajar . Now pour the milk and stir till
milk is soaked up by the gajar . When
milk is soaked up by gajar the take it out in a bowl and garnish it with
cashew and almonds.
Here are the pics of my effort.
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