Sooji ka Halwa (Sweet Semolina Pudding)

A simple and easy-to-make Indian dessert or condiment to accompany your poori, this pudding is made using wheat semolina, which is slightly roasted in ghee or clarified butter and then sweetened using palm sugar or honey and is seasoned with cardamom, and sliced almonds.

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