Calories per Ingredient. Here are the foods from our food nutrition database that were used for the nutrition calculations of this recipe. Calories per serving of Greek Halva. 33 calories of Butter, …
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In a large bowl add the tahini with 1/3 cup of the sugar water you made above. Use a hand mixer to mix until there are no lumps in the tahini. Add the rest of the sugar water gradually mixing until combined. Do not mix for more than 3 mins or the halva with get too crumbly. Separate the halva into 4 bowls.
This recipe and macros are for simple halva (N.B. photos show sesame seeds halva with a few pistachio nuts added in). You can easily customise halva by adding nuts, seeds, chocolate, coffee, spices, or any other flavourings that you fancy experimenting with. Just remember to add the relevant macros to those I’ve reported in the recipe. Enjoy!
This recipe won't work with a sugar substitute, because they don't act the same way when heated to a high temperature. But I have seen other halva recipes that use Tahini, milk powder, and confectioners sugar without heating it. I would imagine that would be your best bet with using an artificial sweetener. Reply David PriceToronto August 10, 2019
Although halvah is a general term used around the world for a dessert with a flour or nut butter base, most of us know it as a sesame confection found throughout the Middle East, particularly Israel. It is perhaps one of the most nutritious sweets we can make—it is rich in protein, polyunsaturated fats, calcium, iron, magnesium, and plant sterols.