Quite different from Gajar halwa, you can also find gajar halwa
on my blog. Personally, I much more like gajar halwa than gajrela, though gajar
halwa takes much more time and effort, and is more costly than gajrela. This has always been my favourite,orite and gajrela is the favourite of my elder brother; mainly a relish recipe that most people love to eat.
If your next visit is in winter, inter do not forget to offer
Gajrela with Milk to your guests as Dessert. So let’s begin.
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To prepare this recipe,e first soak the rice in water for 2
hours, then coarsely crush the soaked rice and set it aside.
Rinse and grate the carrots.
Boil the milk
Coarsely chop almonds and pistachios.
Add crushed ice along with ½ cup water to the hot, boiled
milk, and stir to mix well.
Keep stirring for about 5-7 minutes on the low-medium flame to
prevent lumps.
Now, put the grated carrots with water into the milk and mix them together. Let them cook for around 10-12 minutes on medium flame, stirring occasionally.
Once carrots get soft,n add sugar and stir to combine well until sugar is dissolved.
Now add half chopped dry fruits and half reserved for use
later
Further, stir to mix on medium-low flame until everything is incorporated
Towards the end, adjust the sugar to taste and add kewra
essence.
Mix well and then turn off the flame. Gajar ki kheer is done.
Transfer to the serving dish.
Garnish with the remaining dry fruits.
Allow to completely cool down and then keep in the fridge for
an hour.
Gajrela is ready to serve your family, friends, or guests.