New Delhi: Suji Halwa a traditional Indian dessert often prepared for Kanjak during Navratri. During the Kanya pujan people prepare delicious and traditional suji ka halwa to offer to goddess Durga to impress her after a nine day of fasting during the Navratri period. This comforting dessert is not just easy to make but also requires minimal ingredients that are commonly available in every household. Whether served hot or warm, Suji Halwa with milk is a timeless dish loved by people of all ages.
Suji Halwa, also known as Rava Sheera or Sooji Ka Halwa, is a beloved Indian dessert that holds a special place in festive celebrations and religious rituals. Traditionally made with semolina, ghee, sugar, and water, this halwa gets an extra touch of richness when prepared with milk. The addition of milk enhances the texture, making it creamier and more indulgent while also providing a deliciously smooth consistency.
Ingredients (Serves 15)
To ensure the perfect texture and taste, use these exact measurements:
Steps to prepare:
Preparing a suji halwa for the kanjak is a great way to seek the blessings of goddess Duga with rich flavours and creamy texture of milk you can easily enhance your celebrations and offer bhog to kanya. Try this recipe to enjoy and impress guests for this Navratri 2025.