Bread Halwa | How to make Double Ka Meetha

Bread Halwa or Double Ka Meetha is a sinful sweet, popular across all Indian States, though it is well known from Andhra Pradesh. This is best done with leftover bread slices.

The bread slices are ground to crumbs and roasted in ghee and then cooked in milk. We were expecting a pudding consistency, while it absorbed the milk and got thicken as halwa. So I am calling this Halwa and even then Amma said she was thinking of Double Ka Meetha and this was just right. I have previously posted another version of Double ka Meetha and while that tastes so good, this version got excellent reviews from everybody who tasted this.

I am wrapping this theme with this sweet and I hope my friends will forgive me for the overlook and still enjoy this sweet. Hope to do a better act next week.

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Bread Halwa | How to make Double Ka Meetha

Ingredients Needed:

8 no Bread Slices
200 gms Sugar
50 gms Ghee
200 ml Milk
1/2 cup Condensed Milk
A Pinch Orange Food Colour (opt)

How to make Bread Halwa

Pulse the bread slices in a mixer to powder it.
Heat a nonstick pan with oil and roast the bread crumbs till it turns golden in colour.
Add the sugar, orange food colour and let it melt. This takes about 5 to 7 mins
Then add milk and cook on high as you keep stirring it.
Finally add the condensed milk and cook in low flame till the pudding comes together.
Add roasted nuts as per your choice.

Bread Halwa | How to make Double Ka Meetha

Bread Halwa or Double Ka Meetha is a sinful sweet, popular across all Indian States, though it is well known from Andhra Pradesh. This is best done with leftover bread slices.

• CourseDesserts, Sweets
• CuisineAndhra Pradesh
• By Cook MethodStovetop
• OccasionDeepavali, Festival Meal
• By DietVegetarian
• Dish TypeFestival Sweets
• KeywordMilk Pudding

Ingredients

• 8no Bread Slicesappr 3 cups
• 200gms Sugar1 cup
• 50gms Gheeappr 3 tbsp
• 200ml Milk1.5 cups
• 1/2cup Condensed Milk
• A Pinch Orange Food Colouropt

Instructions

1. Pulse the bread slices in a mixer to powder it.
2. Heat a nonstick pan with oil and roast the bread crumbs till it turns golden in colour.
3. Add the sugar, orange food colour and let it melt. This takes about 5 to 7 mins
4. Then add milk and cook on high as you keep stirring it.
5. Finally add the condensed milk and cook in low flame till the pudding comes together.
6. Add roasted nuts as per your choice.

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