Halwa

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Moong dal ka halwa punjabi dish
Moong dal ka halwa punjabi dish

Halwa is an Indian sweet made with suji, sugar, kaju (cashew nut, cooked with ghee and other spices used as a dessert.

Types of Halwa[edit | edit source]

There are many different types of halwa including carrot halwa, moongdal halwa, aloo halwa etc based on the main ingredient or it can be Bombay halwa, Karachi halwa.

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