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Apple Raspberry Halwa


Apple Raspberry halwa is a must try delicious sweet. This was an accidental recipe..it sometimes happens in my kitchen..I started with another recipe and ended up with this one.I started with not so optimistic note and with a grim determination.....no experimenting with food in  future. To begin  with it was pale and unattractive pink.But as the cooking proceeded I was surprised and once I let the halwa set I was truly happy..But my laziness reflects in these pictures..the seeds of the raspberries. I did not puree and stain them but just dumped them along with chopped apples. Anyways hubby felt that the seeds looked cute:).




Ingredients
Apples - 4
Raspberries-  1 cup
Sugar- 2 1/2 cup
Ghee- 1/2 cup
water- 1/2 cup
evaporated milk- 1/2 cup
rice flour- 3 tbs
Cashew nuts roasted or plain- 1/3 cup
Cardamon  powder - 1/2 tsp

Dice apples into thin slices or chop them and fry them in two tsp of oil.Saute till it is cooked and get easy to mash. Add in the raspberry (pureed and strained)and cook them too this the mixture is marshy. Let it cool down completely. Bring water to a boil and add sugar and simmer till it becomes a syrup. Mix milk and rice flour together and strain it.Add in the cooked fruit puree and  milk and flour and combine. Mix ghee and stir continuously till the mixture becomes a thick mass and leaves the edges of the pan and till ghee separates. Grease a plate and pour in the mixture. Spread evenly with a spatula. Once set cut into desired shapes.

Try this..
Hope you will all enjoy..

Comments

  1. very innovative halwa...lovely color!

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  2. Gorgeous looking halwa, never thought of adding raspberries in halwa, very tempting..

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  3. Wow thats a new kind of sweet dish to me....looks very temting and gorgeous..grt job suja....

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  4. Very innovative Suja..love the vibrant red color!

    US Masala

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  5. That colour itself is so inviting..im sure the combo was kick ass

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  6. Ha ha..Laziness ayrunelum i support chetta's comment, the seeds looks soo cute in the halwa...
    Superb taste ayrunirikum alle...

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  7. I too love those seeds in Halwa,it giveds a different look for sure...Tempting one Suja !

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  8. It looks very good with seeds of raspberry.

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  9. Lovely colour... That seeds have added beauty to the halwa..

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  10. wonderful yummy...fentastic colour very lovely recipe love to eat it just now

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  11. Gorgeous looking halwa. Loved the color and the seeds look cute !!

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  12. i have heard of apple halwa.. raspberry is a nice twist..
    the seeds are looking cute..

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  13. A very innovative halwa recipe. Love the vibrant red colour of this halwa.

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  14. Wow Suja, what a delicious-looking halwa, love the nice red color of this halwa...great :)

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  15. Ohh I luv the red color ..... luks so inviting. I am sure it's a hit :)

    heers n Happy Cooking,
    Satrupa

    http://satrupa-foodforthought.blogspot.com

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  16. looks greate and keep making accidental things in ur kitchen,,treate to ur readers.
    Enjoy,
    Nikki,
    http://titilating-tastebuds.blogspot.com/

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  17. yummm...Halwa nu kettal vayail vellam varum:)entha oru color!

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  18. Halwa in apple that too with rasberries. So innovative and is tempting. Good click.

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  19. What a beautiful looking halwa, amazing combo and really eye catching pics..

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  20. But I love the colour with the little spots (seeds)

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  21. looks so yummy dear

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  22. Very new and innovative halwa..love the color

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  23. wonderful...looks so rich and yumm

    Lavanya

    www.lavsblog.com

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  24. Beautiful...Beautiful....Beautiful.......

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  25. What a tempting color! Looks delicious..

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  26. Thats an attractive halwa..I too loved the different look :) Superb recipe..

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  27. What an awesome combination. Looks so tempting. I am so tempted to try this one.

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  28. Very cute halwa. I will definitely try. Looks super yummy.

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  29. that is a wonderful recipe...raspberry seeds actually gives a good look to it...

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  30. Halwa looks very appealing and new to me,thanks for the recipe!

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  31. Very nice, colourful, delicious and tempting halwa. Thanks for this lovely recipe.

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  32. Wowwwww......WHat an eyecatchy halwa.....halwa making has been wandering in my mind too for sometime...but i would go for the simple one to start with...very very intimidated!
    i agree to ur hubby, raspberry seeds adds to the beauty!

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  33. Thanks all for stopping by and the lovely comments.

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