Jan 30, 2008

Papaya Halwa

When i started thinking of papaya recipes halwa came into my mind.I used ripe papaya here....I dropped my plan of adding color powder since it ended up with this nice color.Here we go with this colorful recipe...



INGREDIENTS:

Ripe papaya(medium size) - 1
Sugar - 2 cup
Ghee - 4-5 tsp
cashew - 10 nos
cardamon powder- 1/2 tsp
milk - 1 cup

METHOD:

Make cashew into small pieces. Fry the cashews in ghee and keep aside.Boil the milk for 15-20 minitues in medium heat until gets thick.Heat one tbsp ghee in a pan, add the papaya pulps and fry till the smell vanishes.Cook it in medium heat and stir occasionally for 5 minutes.Now add the milk and boil it until milk evaporates,then add the sugar and stir continuously in low heat.Now add the remaining ghee and stir on low heat till the mixture collects in a soft ball or the ghee oozes out.Serve with decorated cashews and cardamon powder.


This post is my entry to AFAM hosted by Nags....

24 comments:

Unknown said...

looks colorful and yummy...Will surely give a try.Good job dhivya

Mythreyee said...

Papaya halwa is a great innovation. I am sure it will taste great. Papaya is good for health.

Rajitha said...

love the rich color dhivya!! and if you have any Q regarding the puff pastry..feel free to ask me..

Dhivya said...

Thanks for ur kind words priya and mythreyee
Rajitha - thanks,,surely ask u

Unknown said...

Wow..looks yummy,,great entry..papaya is good for health too.thanks for sharing

Seema said...

What an innovative dish!! Great one dhivya.. lovely colour.

Rajesh &Shankari said...

That looks beautiful!

Jayashree said...

That's a lovely colour.....and to think that you got it without adding any food colouring...WOW!!!

Bharathy said...

Beautiful Halwa!Bet it tastes great too!Wonderful entry,Dhivya!:)

Sia said...

gorgeous colour and very thoughtful entry:)

FH said...

Lucky girl to get fresh Papaya, looks delicious!:)

Kribha said...

wow... That looks so good. I made a halwa recently but with white pumpkin. It looks so good Dhivya.

Cham said...

Hi Dhivya,
I am just drooling over ur Halwa. Wonderful blog content. Keep it up.

Thistlemoon said...

What a beautiful color! Anything with papaya has to be really tasty too!

Welcome to The Foodie Blogroll, Dhivya!

sandhya said...

hi dhivya,
your halva looks beautiful.

Dhivya said...

Sandhya - Thanks for ur comment
seema,shankari - Thanks for dropping by

jayashree - yes jaya..with out food color it came good

sia,asha - thanks for ur kind words

Kribha - Thanks,,ur halwa also looks great
cham - thanks

Queen - Thanks for adding me

sandhya - thanks...

Meera said...

looks wonderful. very innovative. i have never eaten papaya halwa. thanks for sharing.

KonkaniBlogger said...

Wow, lovely colour and that too natural on the halwa..Nice recipe and nice blog here Dhivya..

Dhivya said...

Thanks meera and maya

Dhivya said...
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Srivalli said...

thats a great colour!...I too planned the same...

Dhivya said...

Thanks for ur kond words srivalli

Samta said...

Hi Dhivya
my first time here. Liked this idea of papaya halwa. Will surely give it a try.
TGhe color is very beautiful.

kanchan said...

HI DEAR...
ACTUALLY I READ UR RECEIPE AND THOUGHT TO GIVE IT A TRY BUT I DON'T KNOW WHY THE MILK GOT TORN (PHAT GAYA)AS SOON AS I POUR THE PAPAYA INTO IT, COULD U PLS TELL ME WHY AND HOW TO DO IT???