Milk Halwa aka Thiratti paal is my most favourite sweets among all varieties of milk sweets exists in our Indian cuisine. Though thiratti paal asks for a long cooking process, i dont mind to make this ultimate sweet at home whenever i feel like having few spoons. Trust me i have even spend more than half an hour for cooking two cups of milk to get this beautiful sweet. I love it that much, my neighbour gave me full fat organic milk few days back as her daughter owns a organic farm. Obviously i couldnt resist to make my favourite thiratti paal with that organic milk.Actually thiratti paal is almost like paal khova but lemon juice is added in final stage of cooking to make this halwa.Nothing can beat this fantastic milk sweet, enjoy it at room temperature or chilled, all will definitely fallen in love with this sweet.
As i told earlier, today's post is going to be a part of this week's blogging marathon as am running this week's blogging marathon with Indian Mithai as theme. Coming to this Milk halwa, this sweet asks for easy ingredients though the cooking process goes time consuming.However if you have sweet tastebuds, this halwa will definitely please them. This halwa makes an excellent sweet to share with your loved ones.Though many versions of milk halwa exists, i love this traditional way of preparing this halwe. Even a microwave method of milk halwa do exists and its quite easier to prepare as this microwave version is prepared simply with sweetened condensed milk and lemon juice or curd to make. If you want this quick version, do check my chocolate thiratti paal.Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#61.
1litre Full fat milk
3/4cup Sugar
1/2tsp Cardamom powder
1tsp Lemon juice
1tbsp Butter
Few saffron strands
Chopped nuts
Bring boil the full fat milk in a non stick pan in low medium heat, stir it continously.
Once the milk gets reduced to half the quantity, add the sugar,saffrons strands, cardamom powder and stir continously, dont forget to scrap the sides of the pan.
Once the milk turns thick, add the lemon juice and cook in medium flame until the mixture turns thick, put off the stove.
Finally add the butter and mix.
Enjoy topped with nuts either at room temperature or chilled.
As i told earlier, today's post is going to be a part of this week's blogging marathon as am running this week's blogging marathon with Indian Mithai as theme. Coming to this Milk halwa, this sweet asks for easy ingredients though the cooking process goes time consuming.However if you have sweet tastebuds, this halwa will definitely please them. This halwa makes an excellent sweet to share with your loved ones.Though many versions of milk halwa exists, i love this traditional way of preparing this halwe. Even a microwave method of milk halwa do exists and its quite easier to prepare as this microwave version is prepared simply with sweetened condensed milk and lemon juice or curd to make. If you want this quick version, do check my chocolate thiratti paal.Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#61.
1litre Full fat milk
3/4cup Sugar
1/2tsp Cardamom powder
1tsp Lemon juice
1tbsp Butter
Few saffron strands
Chopped nuts
Bring boil the full fat milk in a non stick pan in low medium heat, stir it continously.
Once the milk gets reduced to half the quantity, add the sugar,saffrons strands, cardamom powder and stir continously, dont forget to scrap the sides of the pan.
Once the milk turns thick, add the lemon juice and cook in medium flame until the mixture turns thick, put off the stove.
Finally add the butter and mix.
Enjoy topped with nuts either at room temperature or chilled.
32 comments:
Creamy and delicious. Your pictures are awesome!
Halwa looks divine. I am sure it is worth spending all that preparing it. Mouthwatering! I just finished my dinner and would not mind this bowl for dessert. 😀😊
Looks absolutely delicious , rich and tempting !
Mouthwatering pickle
Kesar milk halwa looks so rich and delicious.I would love to finish it all.
I like your neighbour and I love this halwa...my favorite sweet!
Absolutely delicious looking thiratupaal.As you said its worth to spend time for the heavenly taste sweet..
Looks rich and creamy.. yum
What a lovely dessert it and is totally worth the effort. My boys have been asking me to make some tharattipaal for a long time and now I am tempted too!
Such a rich and creamy milk halwa. Am drooling here..
What a creamy & delicious looking halwa Priya. I wish I could get a spoon full of it right now :-)
Creamy, rich and divine.
That's surely one sinful sweet Priya..
looks so thick and creamy and love the color
Wow.. a lovely dessert .. so rich and creamy.
Absolutely creamy and yummy dessert. I wonder can I make this with Almond milk?
Hey Priya, we call it basundi and it is the most favourite homemade sweets for me. Loved adding saffron.
With simple ingredients you made nice and tempting sweet.I can imagine the taste. :)
Kesar milk halwa looks so rich creamy and delicious. I can feel the taste and flavour. Awesome share.
I cannot resist Thirattipal and yours look so so rich and creamy!
Oh yum! This is such a treat for sweet lovers like me. It looks so rich and delish!
That looks so rich. Totally drooling right now😊
I really must make this, looks so tempting and what not! Totally love saffron flavor... pinning it up!
Some recipes tastes best when cooked the traditional way. This beautiful halwa looks totally worth the effort and time spent on making it. Delicious!
Lovely and tempting dessert! Love all milk sweets! I must try this some day; awesome share :)
Firstly, God Bless such neighbours. Organic Milk and that too a good quantity with a very smart choice of making a sweet dish that will make everyone jealous, including me.. I mean I am trying to pull the ramekin out of the screen right now!! Gosh, what a texture and while the traditional one is plain, I loved the addition of saffron and nuts. Super Super Tempting!!
Initially I though you are making rabdi and calling that halwa, but with the addition of lemon juice, it becomes different from rabdi or basundi. Undoubtedly, it must have tasted wondrous.
The kesar milk halwa is looking super tempting! Rich and creamy!
This looks fabulous, rich and creamy. Nice share.
Kesar milk halwa sounds so delicious, aroma and taste must have divine of this halwa.
Omg literally drooling over this halwa, it looks like rabdi but more tempting. Love the yellow color it got from saffron.
Looks absolutely divine !!! lovely share Priya :)
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