Curious logo

Dear Curious Readers, No new content will be published for the next few months due to website changes.

 

My Expressions
Rules for Post Submission

Image depicting Gajjar ka halwa - Burp! that was yummy!

Gajar ka halwa – Burp! that was yummy!

Alright readers, Let us introduce you to making lip-smacking dishes. As easy as a,b,c,….you’ll learn how to make these dishes in no time. These ways, you can surprise your parents, grandparents, siblings or anyone special with your chef skills. Who knows, you might also become the next MasterChef! At Curious Times, we believe anything is possible. So, let’s begin this journey with everyone’s favourite in the winter season: Gajar Ka Halwa.

What is Gajar ka Halwa?

Gajar ka Halwa is a popular Indian dessert made with grated carrots, milk, sugar, and ghee. It is often flavored with cardamom and garnished with nuts.

Is Gajar ka Halwa healthy?

While Gajar ka Halwa is a sweet treat, it does offer some nutritional benefits. Carrots are a good source of vitamins and fiber. However, it is also high in sugar and fat, so it should be consumed in moderation.

Can I make Gajar ka Halwa vegan?

Yes, you can make it vegan by using plant-based milk and vegan butter instead of ghee. The rest of the recipe remains the same.

What do you need to get started?

  • 1kg of carrots, reddish and medium-sized
  • 250 gms of sugar
  • 2 litres of full cream milk

What do you do next?

  • Wash the carrots clean
  • Peel the carrots and cut it into halves
  • Grate the peeled carrot halves into a container

The process

  • Switch on the gas, turn the knob to medium flame. You can also use an electric cooker, if you or your parents are nervous about you using a gas burner.
  • Take a round metal pot and place it on the gas or use electric cooker.
  • Put the sugar and milk into the metal pot
  • Now put the grated carrots into the metal pot
  • Let the milk, sugar and carrot mixture come to a boil
  • Simmer the gas to the lowest flame and keep stirring
  • Next, you need to keep stirring so that the carrots don’t stick to the bottom of the metal pot
  • Keep stirring every 5 minutes until the milk completely evaporates
  • Your delicious Gajar ka Halwa is ready
  • Serve or eat it piping hot with cashews, raisins and almonds

Image depicting Curious Times Logo

Curious Times is a leading newspaper and website for kids. We publish daily global news aligned to your learning levels (also as per NEP 2020): Foundational, Preparatory (Primary), Middle and Senior. So, check out the News tab for this. We bring kids’ favourite Curious Times Weekly newspaper every weekend with top news, feature stories and kids’ contributions. Check out daily JokesPokeTongue TwistersWord of the Day and Quote of the Day, kids need it all the time.

ME – My Expressions at Curious Times is your place to get your work published, building your quality digital footprint. And it is a good way to share your talent and skills with your friends, family, school, teachers and the world. Thus, as you will step into higher educational institutes your published content will showcase your strength.

Events, Quizzes and Competitions bring students from over 5,000 schools globally to participate in the 21st-Century themes. Here schools and students win certificates, prizes and recognition through these global events.

Sign-up for your school for FREE!

Communicate with us: WhatsAppInstagramFacebook, YoutubeTwitter, and LinkedI

  (Please login to give a Curious Clap to your friend.)


 

SignUp to Participate Now! Win Certifiates and Prizes.

 

Rahul Bhardwaj

Share your comment!

Login/Signup