Makki Atte Ka Halwa Recipe – Indian Dessert – Video
Makki atte ka halwa is a Maize Flour Indian dessert. Quick and easy recipe will help you make a new taste sweet for your house party.
Maahi Gupta Updated 13 Jul, 22
Makki Atte Ka Halwa Recipe – Indian Dessert – Video
Makki atte ka halwa is a Maize Flour Indian dessert. Quick and easy recipe will help you make a new taste sweet for your house party.
- 250 Gm Maize flour (Makki Ka Atta)
- 100 Gm Sugar
- 3/4 Cup Desi Ghee (Pure Ghee)
- 10 Number Almonds (Sliced)
- 15 Number Raisins
- 1 Tsp Buchanania Lanzan Seeds (Chirongi in Hindi)
- 1/2 Cup Coconut (Dry Grated)
- 3/2 Cup Water
Roasting Makki Flour
- Add Desi Ghee in a pan. Switch ON the stove on medium flame and let it melt.
- Once Ghee is in melted state, add Makki flour. Roast until it turns golden brown in color. Keep stirring to avoid burns.
- Keep the stove on medium flame. Makki flour will take some time to roast. In the mean time, we can prepare our sugar syrup.
Making Sugar Syrup – Chashni
- Add water and Sugar in another pan. Cook on medium flame until Sugar dissolves completely in water.
- Once done, Switch off the stove and keep sugar syrup aside.
- Normally, we test Chashni on the parameters of one or two string consistency. Here, in the case of making halwa, there is no need for making Chashni with any of those consistency. The requirement here is only a sweet hot water that can easily gel with roasted flour.
Mixing Chashni with Makki Flour
- Your Makki flour must have started changing its color to golden brown by now.
- Once it attains golden brown color, add Almonds, Raisins and Chirongi.
- Turn the stove to low flame. Add grated Coconut. Mix well again.
- Add Sugar syrup Chashni and mix well.
- Keep the stove on low flame and keep on stirring to avoid lumps. Cook until water evaporates and the halwa gets thick.
- After about 2 minutes on low flame, you will see that water has almost vanished and Halwa has separated itself from oil. Oil would be visible on the circumference of Halwa. It is now ready to serve. Switch off the stove.
- Garnish it with Sliced Almonds and Grated Coconut before serving.
- Halwa is best enjoyed when it is hot.
- You can store it in refrigerator and we would advise you to consume it within 3-4 days.
- You can use Microwave heating to re-heat the refrigerated Halwa before serving.
- The recommended way for re-heating is to re-heat using a pan and gas stove. Microwave does help in heating as we have mentioned in above step, but as per our experience, it only heats up the food on the outer layer and you would feel the coldness while chewing the Halwa. The choice is yours.
Note: You can add Sugar as per your taste.
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Makki Atte Ka Halwa tastes quite similar to Moong Dal Halwa
Makki Atte Ka Halwa recipe is easy