Beetroot halwa is a sweet dessert made from grated beetroot, sugar, and ghee (clarified butter). Serve this halwa warm or chilled as per your preference. Enjoy your homemade halwa!
This halwa made by cooking beetroot until tender, grinding it into a smooth paste, and simmering it with ghee and a quick-roasted touch of wheat flour. Sugar is stirred in until it melts and the mixture thickens into a glossy halwa, then finished with fragrant cardamom and crunchy fried cashews. Spoon it into a greased bowl to set slightly, and serve warm for a rich, colorful treat.
Beetroot Halwa Recipe
Beetroot Halwa
Try this delicious and nutritious beetroot halwa recipe made with beetroot, wheat flour, sugar, and ghee, topped with crunchy cashew nuts.
6
servings5
minutes25
minutesIngredients
Beetroot (big size) – 1 No
Wheat flour – 1/4 cup
Sugar -1/2 cup
Ghee – 4 to 5 tablespoons
Cardamom Powder – ½ teaspoon
Cashew Nuts – few
Directions
- Wash the beetroot and remove the skin. Cut it into medium size pieces.
- Put the beetroot pieces in boiling water and cook for 8 to 10 minutes.
- Remove, strain the water and allow the beetroot to cool down.
- Put it in a mixie jar and grind it to a fine paste.
- In a frying pan put one teaspoon ghee and fry the cashew nuts. Remove and keep aside.
- In the same pan put one more teaspoon of ghee and add wheat flour and fry for few seconds.
- Add beetroot paste and stir well.
- Add sugar and stir continuously till the sugar dissolves and the halwa is thick.
- Add remaining ghee and mix well.
- Now add cardamom powder along with fried cashew nuts.
- Mix well and transfer it to a greased bowl.
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Hi kamala,
I found this recipe useful. I need one small clarification whether nutmeg powder is compulsary for this recipe.
Nutmeg powder gives the authentic halwa flavour. Otherwise it is not compulsory to use it.