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This my first post in my first blog. So I thought to put sweet recipe. Badam Halwa is my all time favorite sweet. And also very easy to make in my version.Here in germany we can get powdered badam. So I use to make it often. Here is the recipe.....
INGREDIENTS
Badam 100gm(powdered or whole)
Sugar 75gm
Milk 300ml
Saffron 1pinch
Yellow food color 1pinch
Cardamom 1/4tsp(powdered)
Camphor 1pinch (pachai karpooram)
If you have badam powder handy you can directly start making halwa by method 1. If you don't have it you can follow method 2.
METHOD 1
- Take a deep heavy bottomed pan and heat it with a tspn of ghee. When ghee melts add badam powder and fry it for just 1 min.
- Now add boiled milk stir well to avoid lumps. keep stirring continuously until the milk gets evaporate.
- When the milk evaporate you can see that paste gets thicken . Now add sugar along with saffron soaked in lukewarm milk and yellow food color, cardamom, camphor.
- Stir well continuously to avoid burning the halwa. And also add tsp of ghee in regular intervals. Within 10mins you can see the paste thickens and forms a soft ball. Switch off the heat and stir for 5mins.
- Now tranfer the halwa to a clean and greased container. Leave it to get cool.
- Now the the finger licking yummy halwa is ready to serve.
NOTES:
- Given sugar measurement is belongs to my taste. If you wish to add sugar,you can add any stage of the process.even in the last stage.
- After cooling halwa gets little hard and non sticky.If you didn't get the right consistency like non sticky u can repair it by reheating it.
- Badam halwa is very sensitive, so stir it continuously to avoid burning the halwa. If it does total product will flop.
- If little less taste doesn't matter, you can grind the whole badam without peeling skin and continue making halwa following by method 1. Else u really consider about the taste, and don't have powdered badam u may need to click method 2
Looks delicious! This dish brings back so many childhood memories.
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