Peel the skin of 4 carrots completely using a peeler.
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Hold the peeler firmly and away from your fingers to prevent slips.
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Peel the skin of 4 carrots completely using a peeler.
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Hold the peeler firmly and away from your fingers to prevent slips.
Grate the peeled carrots finely using a box grater until shredded completely.
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Keep your knuckles away from the grater blades while finishing the ends of the carrots.
Pour 1/4 Cup Ghee into the pan, then pour in the grated carrot and keep stirring continuously until well combined.
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Stir continuously after adding carrots to the melted ghee, otherwise the bottom layer will burn quickly.
Add 1 Cup Sugar, 2 Tbsp Raisin, 1 Tbsp Cashew, and 1 Tbsp Almond to the pan, then mix well.
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Mix thoroughly so that the sugar dissolves evenly across all the grated carrots without clumping.
Pour 2 Cup Milk, cover and cook for 3-5 min. on low flame, stirring occasionally.
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Keep the flame low after pouring milk to prevent it from boiling over and spilling onto the burner.
Uncover, stir, and cook until milk dried completely.
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Stir frequently as the liquid reduces, otherwise the mixture will stick to the bottom and burn.
Add 2 Tbsp Milk Powder and 1/4 Tsp Cardamom Powder, then mix well.
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Blend the milk powder thoroughly to prevent lumps from forming in the halwa.
Add 1 Tsp Ghee and cook for 2-3 min. on low flame until the halwa looks glossy and comes together.
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Stir continuously during final cooking to achieve an even gloss and prevent sticking.
Use oven mitts or a towel when handling the hot pan to avoid burns.
Transfer the cooked Gajar Ka Halwa onto a serving plate and serve warm.
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Use oven mitts or a towel when handling the hot pan to avoid burns.