Lauki Ka Halwa Recipe
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Lauki Ka Halwa is a delicious, sweet
delightful dessert made with bottled gourd, milk, khoya, pure ghee, and dry
fruits.
A straightforward Pakistani sweet dish, which is also added to the wedding dinner menu
besides other desserts,lauki ka halwa makes a great after-meal
dessert and can be served warm or chilled,
Bottle gourd is one of those veggies that is cooked in many ways such as lauki
gosht,lauki
chana lauki kabab,lauki bhujia,lauki ka raita, inshAllah we will share all of these verities of lauki dishes
except for lauki chana and lauki gosht which already has shared.
This
veggie is good for ulcer and jaundice patients digested and keeps
cool stomach and liver cool.
The
recipe shared here helps you to make the taste bottle gourd halwa, it also
has a rich flavor of khoya and milk, Additionally, here I cooked lauki ka halwa in less quantity you can cook as per your
requirements and desires.
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Tips to Make Delicious Lauki Halwa
- Boil bottle gourd first in milk to bring the milky taste to
halwa and get rid of raw flavor and smell.
- Then cook in pure ghee by adding sugar, khoya, and dry fruits, this step helps to enhance the taste of halwa and reduces the cooking time.e
- Avoid using bottle gourd that’s too sour or bitter, a slight
tang is just fine.
- Which will reduce after frying in ghee
- Consuming bitter lauki is extremely dangerous, always
wash, peel, and taste them before using...
Wash and peel the bottle gourd.d
Then grate it_Put the grated lauki into water it will prevent turns to blackish.
Crush and chop the almonds and pistachio.o
Transfer all grated bottle gourd into the pan then add milk and water
together along with green cardamom then mix up very we. 'll
Bring it to a boil on high heat then cover the lid and allow
cooking on medium-high flame Until milk dries out.
Heat the ghee in the pan
Then put boiled grated bottle gourd And fry with ghee on medium heat until the moisture dries up
completely. It will take 7 7-1minutes to add green cardamom powder.
Once the lauki is sautéed add sugar to taste
Stir to mix well with lauki
Keep mixing until sugar is dissolved_Keep flame medium-low
Put khoya and chopped nut.
Keep on stirring until everything is mixed very well this stage can be added kewra essence.
Halwa is ready off the flame.
And transfer to the serving dish/plate or
bowl_Garnish with khoya and crushed nuts.
Serve hot or chilled as you like but I prefer to serve hot halwa with coffee, Kashmiri
tea, or any other Niko.

Lauki Ka Halwa
Author: Sana Rasheed
Preparation Time:20 mins
Cooking time:25 mins
Total time:45 mins
Servings:3
Recipe Category: Dessert and Beverage
Cuisine: Pakistani
Calories per serving:317 kcal
Lauki ka Halwa is a delicious, sweet delightful dessert made with
bottled gourd, milk, khoya, pure ghee, and dry fruits.....
Ingredients:
- 375g,bottle gourd/lauki
- 150ml, milk
- 1 pod, green cardamom
- ¼ cup, sugar or to taste
- 125g, homemade khoya
- 50g, almonds
- 50g, pistachio
- 1/6 tsp, green cardamom powder
- ½ cup, of water
- 2-3 drops, kewra essence optional
How to make Lauki ka Halwa?
- Wash and peel the bottle gourd then grate it
- Put the grated lauki into water it will prevent turns to blackish
- Crush and chop the almonds and pistachio
- Here I used homemade
khoya but you can use store-bought if available easily.
- Transfer all grated bottle gourd into the pan then add milk and water
together along with green cardamom then mix up very well.
- Bring it to a boil on high heat then cover the lid and allow
cooking on medium-high flame until milk dries ou.t
- Heat the ghee in the pan then put a boiled grated bottle of gourd
- And fry with ghee on medium heat until the moisture dries up
completely
- It will take hardly 7-10 minutes
- Meantime add green cardamom powder to the grated lauki
- Once the lauki is sautéed add sugar to taste
- Stir to mix well until sugar is dissolved
- Keep flame medium-low
- Put khoya chopped almonds and pistachio
- Keep on stirring until everything is mixed
- At this stage, you can drizzle some drops of kewra, which I didn’t
use but if you want to make your halwa more aromatic then can be used.
- Halwa is ready
- Turn off the flame and transfer to the serving dish/plate or
bowl
- Garnish with khoya and crushed nuts
- Serve hot or chilled as you like but I prefer to serve hot
halwa with coffee, Kashmiri
tea,
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