7 Weird Yet Tasty Halwas You Didn’t Know About
Tanisha Salwan
Beetroot Halwa
Not just used in salads and juices but beetroots are also used for making lip-smacking halwas. This bright red-coloured halwa is a decadent dessert with a unique aroma and crunch of dry fruits.
Pyaaz Halwa
Whenever we think of halwa varieties, pyaaz halwa or onion halwa is something we could never have thought of.
Papaya Halwa
We always knew that papayas are packed with health benefits but many of us didn’t know that it makes a delicious halwa. Papaya halwa is a common delicacy in South Indian homes and is made with desi ghee.
Ghost Ka Halwa
Attention all the non-vegetarians, there is a hatke halwa for you. This halwa is associated with UP’s Rampur and is made with minced meat.
Watermelon Halwa
After papaya, this is another fruity halwa that you must try. This halwa is not made with red pulp but with the white rind of the watermelon. Watermelon’s white rind is cooked with full-fat milk and chopped nuts.
Tomato Halwa
Don’t get shocked, this halwa does exist. Cooked commonly in the Tamil Muslim kitchens, this is a famous delicacy at the time of Ramadan. Made with milk, butter, and fresh tomatoes, this halwa has jaggery and tastes different but great.
Green Chickpea Halwa
Green Chickpea halwa or hara chana is a delight famous in Northern and Western parts of India in winters.
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