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    Mature chickpeas can be cooked and eaten cold in salads, cooked in stews, ground into a flour called gram flour (also known as besan and used primarily in Indian cuisine), ground and shaped in balls and fried as falafel, fermented to make an alcoholic drink similar to sake, stirred into a batter and baked to make farinata, cooked and ground into a paste called hummus or roasted, spiced and eaten as a snack (such as leblebi). Chick peas and bengal grams are used to make curries and are one of the most popular vegetarian foods in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and the UK. On the Indian subcontinent chickpeas are called kadale kaalu in Kannada, shanaga (శనగ) in Telugu, chana in Hindi and other Indic languages, Chhola in Bengali and konda kadalai in Tamil,[8] where they are a major source of protein in a mostly vegetarian culture.

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Vahrehvah Carrot Halwa

Carrot Halwa
4.0 Stars based on 184 Reviews
Author : sreya85... Published On : Dec 20, 2007
Preparation Time:  7 min Recipe Type :    Desserts/Sweets
Cooking Time :  25 min Standing Time :   5-8 mins
Yield : 4 (4 servings)  Ingredient : Carrots

Description : indian dessert with carrots

Recipe of Vahrehvah Carrot Halwa
Ingredient Name Unit Quantity
 
cardamoms, skinned and crushed fine

number

2

carrots, grated finely

cup

4

casewnuts

tbsp

1

chopped almonds

tbsp

1

curdled milk or (ricotta cheese)

tbsp

3

ghee(clarified butter)

tsp

2

Milk

cup

4

raisins

tsp

1

sugar

cup

1

Directions | How to make Vahrehvah Carrot Halwa
 

roast dry nuts in ghee

grate and Cook the carrots in the milk in an open pan(low flame),
with constant stirring.when carrot is cooked add sugar

Add curdled milk or koya and cook for few more min

serve hot

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