Happy Valentine's Day to all. Enjoy the love with your loved ones and share the love as much as possible.
I have some few friends and fellow blogger who visit the space, who loves food and write about food rather than coming to increase their page visit or to invite to participate some events they are conducting in their space. One of such friend and fellow blogger is Suja of Kitchen Corner-Try it. When asked her to do guest post due to my baby leave, she immediately agreed to do one for me. She blogs about delicious food from southern state of India, Kerala, We both are from there. She does both vegetarian and non-vegetarian delicacy in addition to recipes from other part of India as well as baking etc. In order to celebrate my little one's arrival she made this delicious Fudge, sure if you try this one you are going to be in love with them. Suja , Thanks for doing a guest post for me.
Suja, in her words;
Today is an exciting day as I have been invited to Swathi's home-
Zesty South Indian Kitchen. Yes, you guessed right! my first ever guest
post and I am so excited:) When Swathi asked me to do a guest post,I
just could not believe it and I felt honored.This being my first guest
post makes it even more special.
Blogging was one of
the best things that has happened to me, in the past two year.I started
this space to express my love for flavors and my humble space was
blessed with visits by some really versatile bloggers with great
culinary talent. Swathi was one such early friends who's passion and
energy has always been inspiring and filled me with awe.She presents
delicious food and always has a healthy edge to her cooking, with I really
admire.
Today I am posting my favorite desserts of all
Carrot Halwa. It will soon be celebration time for Swathi and her
family.Her bundle of joy will soon arrive. This one is for you, Swathi.
Thank you for having me as a guest in your space.
Ingredients
Shredded carrot-3 1/2 cups
Sugar-1 cup
(adjust according to sweetness you like)
Condensed milk- 1/2 tin
Khoya- 1 cup
Milk- 11/3 cup
Cardamon - 5-6
Cashew nuts- 10-12
Ghee- 3-4 tsp
Heat two tsp of ghee in a pan and slightly roast cashew nuts till it changes color and keep aside.
In
the same pan add the shredded carrot ( try to shred it a little
thick,if it is finely shredded it will get all mashed up) and fry in
medium till the moisture evaporates and the raw flavor disappears. Add
milk and allow to simmer so that the carrots to get cooked and adsorb
all the milk. Stir in occasionally.This will take about 3-4 minutes.
Add khoya, condensed milk and
sugar and mix well till there is no lumps. Make sure that the carrots
are completely cooked before adding sugar. The mixture needs to get
thickened.
Add the rest of the ghee and
crushed cardamon and stir continuously for about 7-8 minutes or till all
this mixture becomes on mass and the ghee starts separating. Allow it
to come to room temperature before serving. You can also spread into a
mold and cut into desired shapes.
Thanks Suja for this delicious guest post.
Stay tuned for Guest post from Cinnamon Girl Recipes for Next Week.
delicious...
ReplyDeleteYour carrot fudge looks amazing! I can't wait to give this a try.
ReplyDeleteThank you Swathi,it is such an honor to do a guest post in your lovely space,hugs:)
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's day Swathi The carrot fudge looks so awesome and yummilicious that I would like to grab it all and have it right away.
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ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day wishes Swathi!!!!
ReplyDeleteCarrot halwa looks delicious and Suja you have presented it very well. I deleted my previous comment since I thought I'm in Suja's space and was having normal conversation comment :)
First time here Swathi, reached here through Suja's Kitchen Corner. You have a very beautiful blog, following you and do visit my space when you get a chance. Hope to see you around :)
Happy Valentine Day Dear !!Very tempting color and looks so wonderful !!
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Excellent guest post, the meal looks fabulous :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Swathi, and Happy Valentine's Day!!
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I'm so happy for you Swathi, that you have another guest post, so colorful, healthy, and delicious. An unusual treat, that I have never tried. Love the recipe, and also the great guest post
ReplyDeleteSo nice to meet you Suja, and will be visiting your blog!
Happy Valentine's day, dear Swathi...you have the best Valentine gift...ever! Your beautiful little prince:DDD
Another wonderful guest post Swathi! My all time favorite recipe
ReplyDeleteCarrot halwa looks fabulous! Tempting pictures, as always! Visiting from Suja's space :)
ReplyDeleteThis look so delicious!
ReplyDeleteDelicious and lovely Gajar Ka Kalwa.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious sounding dessert! So happy to meet Suja!
ReplyDeleteThis fudge sounds interesting and delicious! Great guest post =)
ReplyDeletewoww.. Halwa looks delicious.. very good presentation :)
ReplyDeleteNice guest post. Such a healthy & tasty dessert!
ReplyDeletethis looks healthy and delicious!
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ReplyDeleteall time favt dessert looking yummy..
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