Halwa is an Indian sweet dessert that is served with the main meal and can be made from a variety of fruits and vegetables. The sweetness from the dates and raisins makes this halwa delectable.
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I like the sound of this halwa. What a simple way to cook the pumpkin. I hadn't thought of grating it.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting recipe! I never would have thought to make something like this, but it sounds really good.
ReplyDeleteWow, sounds delicious!! I really love dates! Will have to try this recipe! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteWow...looks yummy.Never thought of halwa being made from pumpkin.Will try making it!
ReplyDeleteI hope you try it Vinodidni it tastes similar to carrot halwa.
Deletethat';s a really healthy halwa...
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious! I definitely need to start making more exciting dishes :) xo
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ReplyDeleteJanie x
Yummy halwa and I love the way you have served it in the Coconut shell.
ReplyDeletelove the halwa with grates pumpkins. Adding of some dates gives a little more sweetness while eating .
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ReplyDeleteOh yum! I think this is something I can make for my friends when they come over!
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy it do comeback and leave me feed back if you try it.
DeleteWow, that looks yummy! Something I can make for a dinner party we're having in a couple of weeks!
ReplyDeleteI love halwa though I've never tried pumpkin halwa. Love carrot and dudhi halwa.
ReplyDeleteOooh this sounds so yummy and healthy - win win all round :)
ReplyDeleteLaura x
This looks delicious and I love how you've served it!
ReplyDeleteThis looks yummy and I love how you've presented it! x
ReplyDeleteThat looks lush!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds & looks delicious :)
ReplyDeleteI've never combined dates with pumpkin before, but I'm sure this would be delicious for all kinds of applications. A wonderfully natural way to bring sweetness. And love the added cardamom and pistachios...
ReplyDeleteI've never been keen on Indian Sweet Desserts, but this one I think I might like.
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious, I love pumpkin, it goes so well in lots of dishes.
ReplyDeleteOh, this does sound tasty :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely serving idea.
ReplyDeleteI really like the look of it.
That looks and sounds DIVINE Nayna and such a lovely photo too! Karen
ReplyDeleteSuch an unusual and interesting dessert and I love the presentation! Ren x
ReplyDeleteThat sounds lovely! Desserts can be excessively sweet, but this sounds perfect for me!
ReplyDeleteThat looks ridiculously delicious. I'm going to have to try and make it sometime soon.
ReplyDeleteThat looks absolutely delicious!!
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ReplyDeleteLooks sooo yummy never cooked anything like this before really must try.
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That looks good! I love the presentation of it as well.
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oh lovely love the coconut base idea , will try that in summer
ReplyDeleteThis looks and sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteMmm this looks delicious! I will definitely have to try this - looks like the perfect summer treat.
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely. I've had Halwa in Indian restaurants and I've never been sure how it is made
ReplyDeleteAlways nice to have more pumpkin recipes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea - love dates and they go really well with the pumpkin!
ReplyDeleteclever idea - I love carrot halva so this must be similarly delicious.
ReplyDeleteLove the sound of this - looks lovely!
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Great idea.
ReplyDeleteI've never eaten anything like this! Looks nice & sweet.
ReplyDeleteThis looks lovely! And I love how it is presented.
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this looks yummy ! me and my husband love halwa , must try and make this :)
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I've never tried this dish before but it looks delicious.
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Looks delicious, and a refreshing change from all the recipe posts involving chocolate eggs at this time of year!
ReplyDeleteI never really got on board with the whole pumpkin craze, but this sounds really good.
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely looking sweet treat!
ReplyDeleteThis does look delicious and I always think the same with pumpkin, they use it a lot here in Moroccan cooking but everytime I try it I can't stand it, it's weird x
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious! I love pumpkin!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great use for pumpkin. Always looking for pumpkin recipes come the autumn.
ReplyDeleteThis does sound lovey and looks great too
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