Maravalli Kizhangu Halwa:(Country Style)
Manihot esculenta is the Botanical name of this plant. Where they have modified tap root…rich in starch. Its eaten in many parts of the world today, but traces its origin to South America. In India, it is often associated with famine food’. During depression, people mainly sustained with just few tapioca plants planted at their backyard…the starchy tubers satisfied their hunger. This is one of the recipe Papa narrated to me, saying how his sister…whiped this simple starchy tuber into delicacy.
Ingredients:
Yucca tuber 1
Jaggery/Granulated brown sugar – as much as you want
Cardamom 3-6 pods crushed
Grated coconut few spoons
Pumpkin seeds to garnish
Ghee 1-2 spoons.
Method:
Grated the tubers, yeah bit hard…but you will get it.:)
In a wide wok, heat ghee add the cardamom, followed by sugar and 1 cup of water. Heat till it comes to one string consistency.
Now, add the grated tuber. Cover and cook over low heat, once halwa is formed…add coconut and pumpkin seeds too.
Enjoy as a dessert. Very filling though’.:)
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Hi.I amazed at the speed u are posting these days, I am not able to catch up.
A very different kind of halwa indeed.
Oh God Malar..U r going to soon become theenclycopdeai of Indian food. This recipe is too good..SO healthy indeed
halwa looks delicious dear
Always just have this kezhangu boiled with salt,halwa is new to me,looks sinful malar!
Gorgeous photos, love all of them. Of course, Looks mouthwatering and soo tempting dear…nice click.
Looks delicious..
Wow that’s sure is a delicious way to eat maravalli kizangu…looks good dear
I too make this recipe.. looks perfect and tempting.. lovely clicks..
That is new for me, Halwa looks fab. Enjoy and have a great weekend.
that sounds healthy and delicious Mallar…never had yucca tuber halwa before…yummy!
Halwa with maravalli kizhangu sounds interesting and new to me…
Thx. for sharing dear
This is totally anew recipe to me but I love maravalli kizhanghu. I used to make fry using them. Love your recipe and gotta try it sometime.
Halwa looks delicious dear…innovative idea..looks so tempting.
halwa looks delicious.
Absolutely divine, havent tried halwa with maravalli kizhangu..yumm!!
Very nice recipe Malar. Pic looks perfect
malar,
Halwa looks yummy.
lovely halwa recipe. never had anything like this. looks yum
This is one of my favourite tuber. I love to eat it when it is just cooked with salt. I never imagined a sweet dish out of it. Very good for children (I wish it is gud for me too…but ). Beautifully presented Malar. Looks like a perfect halwa.
Malar, very creative, it simply looks great !!!
a new recipe..looks yumm..
A different halwa never heard also, should be tasty!
Wonderful recipe. Halwa looks delicious, gorgeous and mouth watering. You have presented very beautifully.
first time hearing about this halwa…delisious
Maravalli kizhangula halwa vaa super malar different ahna halwa nalla seithurukeenga,,nalla different angle la valachu valachu photo eduthurukeenga paa. super..
Halwa w/ yuca root…that is a new one… looks yummy!
very creative… looks lovely!
wow! halwa out of tapioca!
Hey Malar.. Very nice to see recipes for this vegetable. That too dessert! Have never made anything with it. Will certainly keep in mind. Thanks! Cheers!
Malar, u r taking me back to child hood days where amma used to cook tapioca cubes with jagerry and spiced w/ caradmom..used to luv the aroma..can imagine how good this halwa will be..should try this out when i pick up some tapioca next time.
we do eat yuca, never as a dessert..thanks for sharing..tempting!
Nice to know about this maravalli halwa…Have not tried it before…
Nice halwa and looks toooooooo tempting.. yummy . wish to try this soon.
I love yuca….it is my favorite vegetable and we use it in Colombia cuisine all the time. Delicious recipe.