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Sweet, Sensational Indian Carrot Pudding (Gajar Halwa)

Mar 01, 2015

Sweet & spicy Indian Carrot Pudding (Gujar Halwa) is one of our favorites and we’re betting it will become one of yours too! Our recipe features finely grated organic carrots, simmered with milk (vegan or dairy) and Indianlife Non-GMO Homestyle Ghee, and seasoned with Indian spices. Gujar Halwa provides vitamin A, Vitamin K, dietary fiber […]

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