Holi 2023: Top 10 types of halwa  for your guest

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Moong Dal Halwa This classic winter relish, which is frequently seen in Indian  sweet shops, will tempt you to cuddle up with it during the chilly  weather. This delicious treat is made with moong dal that has  been cooked with ghee, khoya, and sugar.

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Kaddu Ka Halwa This is a fantastic way to eat kaddu for those who don't like it as a vegetable. Because it uses so little ghee in its production, it is both simple to make and extremely healthful. It is also a suitable diet during fasting periods.

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Beetroot Halwa A highly healthful treat is this distinctive halwa made from  beetroot, sugar, khoya, ghee, and dry fruits. To give the dish a  little spice, cardamom is used.

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Aate Ka Halwa Aate ka Halwa is the most delectable of all halwas. The main ingredients are whole wheat, sugar, and ghee. Ghee has been added in large quantities, making it melt in your mouth. The visitors to the Gurudwara adore it so much that they can't help but want more of it. We find it there as Karah Prasad.

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Besan Ka Halwa The besan ke ladoo that we all adore to the bottom of our hearts is remarkably similar to a halwa made from gramme flour. This halwa's delicious scent is what makes it so hard to resist.

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Lauki Ka Halwa Children in India flee from the common vegetable known as  Ghiya or Lauki. But, Indian mothers have discovered a way to  serve Lauki as a dessert to their kids. It is a delicious and  surprisingly palatable bottle gourd recipe.

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Gajar Ka Halwa We Indians love to indulge in this traditional delicacy, also known as  gajrela, throughout the winter months. It's astonishing how it has  influenced our anticipation of winter. It is made of grated carrots cooked  in ghee, khoya, and sugar, then covered in a thick layer of dry fruits.

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Sooji Ka Halwa It is the most typical halwa prepared during celebrations  in Indian homes. It is a favourite among kids and tastes best  when paired with pooris and dried black channas.

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Mirchi Ka Halwa Yes! Mirchi ka Halwa is a real phenomenon.  In tropical areas like the state of Rajasthan, it is quite common. To make this seductive dessert, green chilli paste is boiled  with khoya and semolina.

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Karachi Halwa It also goes by the name "Bombay Halwa," and it has  its roots in Pakistan's Karachi. It is a corn flour-based, chewy  treat that is stuffed with almonds, pistachios, and other dry fruits.  It is a popular dessert during holidays like Diwali because of  its appealing hue and delectable flavours.