1 cup – Paasi paruppu / Moong dhal / Split green gram
2 tbsp – Wheat flour / Kothumai maavu
2 cup – Sugar
1/4 cup – Ghee (as needed)
3 pinches – Cardamom powder
5 pinches – Orange food color
1/2 cup – Water (for making sugar syrup)
Cashew nuts - 5 or 6 nos
2 tbsp – Wheat flour / Kothumai maavu
2 cup – Sugar
1/4 cup – Ghee (as needed)
3 pinches – Cardamom powder
5 pinches – Orange food color
1/2 cup – Water (for making sugar syrup)
Cashew nuts - 5 or 6 nos
Preparation:-
- Wash and pressure cook paasi paruppu / moong dhal with enough water until soft or well cooked. Allow them to cool and grind them to a fine paste. Set aside.
- Heat a tsp of ghee in a pan, add 2 tbsp of wheat flour and roast it until slightly golden brown in color. Set aside.
- Heat a pan, add in 2 cup of sugar and 1/2 cup of water, bring it to boil and cook until sugar dissolves completely. Set aside.
- Heat a wide pan, add a tbsp of ghee and add paasi paruppu / moong dhal paste, mix well and cook over medium flame for 2 mins. Then add roasted wheat flour and keep stirring until both blend well.
- Now add in sugar syrup and slowly mix everything well together like a paste . Keep stirring continuously adding ghee in intervals to avoid drying.
- Add orange food color and mix well completely. Stir continuously until it thickens slightly.
- Then add cardamom powder and after 10 - 15 minutes, you will see the halwa becomes glossy, comes together and it no longer sticks to the bottom.
- Finally add the fried cashews and mix it well.
- Tasty ashoka halwa is ready.
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