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Gajar ka Halwa, also known as carrot halwa or carrot pudding, is a popular Indian and Pakistani dessert. It is made from grated carrots, sugar, ghee (clarified butter), and milk, and often garnished with nuts and dried fruits. The dessert is typically associated with festive occasions and celebrations. The history of Gajar ka Halwa is deeply rooted in theIndian subcontinent, particularly in the northern regions of India and Pakistan. However, tracing the exact origin of this sweet dish is challenging, as traditional recipes and culinary practices have evolved over centuries.Carrots, the main ingredient in Gajar ka Halwa, were originally grown in Central Asia and were brought to the Indian subcontinent by traders and travelers.
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“The preparation of Gajar ka Halwa involves cooking grated carrots in ghee until they become soft and tender. Milk and sugar are then added to create a thick, sweet mixture. The dish is further flavored with cardamom, nuts like almonds and pistachios, and sometimes dried fruits like raisins.”
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