by: Karanbir of San Francisco, US
Wheat Flour Halwa, great to taste & hardly takes few minutes to be prepared
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1/30/2014 3:47 AM by Jaya
Yes karanbir this halwa comes out very tasty , I add one spoon of poppy seeds try out adding .
12/1/2011 5:55 PM by shirin
yes,regular atta can b used but not maida.hahahh.
7/31/2011 4:30 PM by dyia
hello, i have a question is it possible to use regular flour instead of wheat?
8/20/2009 4:06 AM by Karanbir
Thanks to you all for trying out my recipe. You can also make this recipe by a little different method which is that you may boil 1 cup sugar in 3 cups of water n meanwhile when ghee heats up, keep roasting the atta/wheat in that ghee upto a point where it turns slightly dark brownish in colour & once done, add that boiled sugar n water but be careful because it splashes a bit.Keep stirring the whole mixture n you'll see it turning thick n switch off the gas.
8/19/2009 1:38 AM by Himali Soni
Its jst d way..i wanted it 2 b...its so yummy...jst like we get in Gurudwara
1/10/2009 7:04 AM by Indian
Amazing recepie, I tried this and works, Got a fabulous halwa prepared. Awaiting for my roommates to come back to serve. Thanks
1/6/2009 7:30 PM by karanbir
Yes sure Alifiya but the recipe I mentioned will not give you a "barfi like" hardness. It will be like a halwa, infact this is exactly how its made for the sikh gurudwaras. However the one you are talking of is actually pinni which is also made in a similar way but with less ghee & you can make it like laddoos & store for long.
1/6/2009 1:21 AM by Alifiya
i think we can spread out the mixture in a thali and then cut into square pieces, it can be stored for a longer period too. Any comments here???
10/25/2008 5:23 AM by rashmi
if somebody want to replace atta bye sooji,then one cup water is not enough for a fine sooji halwa. use 4 cups water in that case and stir until the sooji leaves ghee.
3/19/2008 5:27 AM by Rukaya
this is more like suji ka halwa n will change to that very recipie just by replacing aata with suji
1/25/2008 5:59 AM by farha
if we replace the aata with semolina (suji) we get suji ka halwa.....wotsay?
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