Almond Halwa a traditional healthy treat packed with the goodness of healthy fats, protein, vitamin E,magnesium, zinc, potassium, manganese and antioxidants.
Prep Time4 hourshrs
Cook Time45 minutesmins
Course: Dessert, Healthy Dessert
Cuisine: Indian
Keyword: High Protein, antioxidant, Almonds, Healthy Dessert, Healthy Fat, Vitamin E
Servings: 4
Author: Curo
Ingredients
100gmsAlmonds (Badam)(Mamra variety)
100gmsGhee
1TbspWhole Wheat Flour
150mlMilk
100gmsSugar
10strandsSaffron
Instructions
Wash almonds throughly with water to remove the impurites incase of any.
Soak the almonds in hot water for 4-5 hours or can soak overnight in normal water.
Drain the water in which almonds are soaked and by pressing the almonds peel the skin (It comes out easily).
Coarsely grind the almonds, if needed add few teaspoons of water while grinding . Do not grind the almonds to a fine paste.
Take a thick bottom pan and add little ghee, heat on medium flame and then add the coarsely ground almonds.
Keep stirring continously for about 10-15 mins till you get a slight aroma, then add the wheat flour and rest of the ghee.
Add the milk and keep stirring till it blends together. Keep cooking on low-medium flame till its nice dark brown colour.
Finally, add in the sugar and keep stirring till all the sugar melts.
Need to keep cooking and stirring the halwa till it starts to leave the sides of the pan and is thick in constistency.
Switch of the flame once its done and mix in the saffron, it will give nice colour and aroma to the halwa.
Garnish with few almond slivers and saffron and serve warm.