If you’re craving an easy, rich, and delicious Indian dessert, this 5-minute Almond Halwa is just perfect! Made with almond flour, ghee, milk, and sugar, this halwa comes together effortlessly without any soaking or grinding. It has a smooth, melt-in-the-mouth texture with the aroma of saffron and the crunch of sliced almonds.

This recipe is ideal for festivals, prasadam, special occasions, or simply when you want a quick sweet treat or if you have sudden guests. With just a handful of pantry ingredients, you can whip up a flavorful halwa that tastes absolutely divine.
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- Phool Makhana Laddu | Lotus Seeds / Fox Nut Laddu
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Instant Almond / Badam Halwa Recipe
Ingredients
- 4 tbsp ghee / clarified butter
- ¼ cup milk
- ½ cup almond flour
- ¼ cup sugar
- few sliced almonds
- few strands saffron
Instructions
- Heat a pan and add 4 tbsp ghee.
- Pour in ¼ cup milk and add ½ cup almond flour.
- Mix well add silvered almonds and a few strands of saffron.
- Cook on medium low flame until the mixture starts to thicken slightly.
- Add ¼ cup sugar and mix again.
- The mixture will loosen and become runny — keep cooking and stirring.
- Continue mixing until the ghee separates and the halwa no longer sticks to the pan (it will “dance” on the pan).
- Remove from heat.
- Garnish with almond slices and rose petals.
- Serve warm as a dessert or as prasadam.
Notes
- Stays fresh for 2 days at room temperature and 1 week to 10 days when refrigerated.
- You can also try cooking this halwa in microwave.
Step by Step Photo Instructions
- Heat a pan and add 4 tbsp ghee.

2. Pour in ¼ cup milk and add ½ cup almond flour.

3. Mix well add silvered almonds and a few strands of saffron.

4. Cook on medium low flame until the mixture starts to thicken slightly.
5. Add ¼ cup sugar and mix again.

6. The mixture will loosen and become runny — keep cooking and stirring.
7. Continue mixing until the ghee separates and the halwa no longer sticks to the pan (it will “dance” on the pan).

8. Remove from heat.
9. Garnish with almond slices and rose petals.
10. Serve warm as a dessert or as prasadam.

Thank you for stopping by! May your day be fantastic and filled with joy. Treat yourself to something absolutely scrumptious—you deserve it!
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