Last Updated on December 7, 2020
I had few requests to post easy sweet recipes and when I was searching for halwa recipes, this bread halwa caught my attention.So tried it out immediately, this is not only easy to make with available ingredients in your pantry,tastes delicious.I was planning to make this bread halwa without milk to increase the shelf life but my sis insisted to add milk for richness so did the same.I loved to eat it hot, it was so good,just melted.
Bread Halwa – Ingredients
Preparation Time : 10 mins | Cooking Time : 20 mins | Makes : 3/4 cup
Recipe Category: Sweet | Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Recipe Category: Sweet | Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Milk Bread – 5 slices
Sugar – 1/3 cup
Milk – 1 cup
Ghee – 1/4 cup
Cashews – 5 whole (broken)
Method:
- Trim the edges of bread slices and cut into small squares,Set aside.Add half of ghee in a pan and heat it.Add the bread pieces.
- Keep roasting till it is golden brown.Add milk first add 1/2 cup mash it well.Then add another 1/2 cup.
- Let it get cooked for a min.Then mash it well with the laddle.Now add sugar.
- It will start to turn goey.At this stage slowly add ghee, little by little and keep mixing.Reserve a tsp of ghee alone.
- Once it starts to leave the sides of the pan.It is the right stage, now fry cashews in a tsp of ghee till golden and add it.Give a quick mix and switch off.
Serve hot / warm.
My Notes:
- Roast the bread pieces till golden brown.
- Don’t compromise on ghee, then you will not the desired halwa texture and consistency.
- When it turns into a mass, ghee will start to ooze out at the sides thats the correct stage to switch off.
- The final consistency should be goey not thick.
- Keeps well for 2 days if refrigerated.While serving just heat it and serve.
- I used milk bread, you can use normal bread too but make sure you increase sugar.
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Dear Sharmi,
This Halwa looks super delicious!
A small note looks like the pan u r using here is a non stick one, if so please don't use a ever silver spoon on a non stick tawa, that is not good for health. If that is not a non stick tawa please ignore this comment. I have sent u a mail on which utensils to be used to cooking and how to use them, that was published in vikatan. Happy and safe Diwali. Appreciate ur work!
Yes yes point noted down…And thank you so much! 🙂
This diwali i want to try this. thanks pa.
Bread Halwa is an easy an quick to make sweet recipe looks so yummy
Looks delicious.i see you missed a step to add sugar
It is there please check step3
Hi, trying this right now…
For aroma can we add cardamom?
?
Yes you can…
Please let me know the shelf life of this recipe?
May be for 2 days…if refrigerated
Hi Sharmi mam, I get ordinary bread. Not milk bread. How do I make halwa?
you can use normal bread also