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Kada Prasad

by Hina K Batra
November 24, 2024
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Kada Prasad – A Blessing in Every Bite

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Kada Prasad, a sacred offering in Sikhism, is much more than a dessert. This warm, rich halwa, made with whole wheat flour, ghee, sugar, and water, is served in Gurudwaras worldwide. It symbolizes purity, humility, and devotion. Its caramelized flavor and the aroma of ghee make it a beloved dish that connects people to spirituality with every bite. This recipe allows you to recreate the divine essence of Gurudwara Kada Prasad in your own kitchen, anytime.

In Gurudwaras, Kada Prasad is prepared and distributed as a holy offering that embodies the principles of equality, unity, and selfless service (seva). Traditionally, it is served warm, with a slightly sticky consistency. Made with love and care by sevadars (volunteers), the preparation symbolizes devotion and discipline. Receiving Kada Prasad is a deeply spiritual moment, with its warmth reminding us of divine blessings and compassion.

Why People Love Kada Prasad at the Gurudwara

Kada Prasad’s appeal goes beyond its taste. Its preparation in large batches, combined with the devotion and care poured into making it, creates a unique and comforting experience. The ghee-saturated, slightly dense texture and the nutty flavor of roasted wheat flour offer a rich, soulful dessert. With just four simple ingredients, Kada Prasad reflects the Sikh values of simplicity and humility, leaving a lasting impression on those who savor it.

Health and Nutritional Aspects

While Kada Prasad is rich and indulgent, it also provides quick energy due to its simple ingredients like wheat flour and sugar. The ghee content makes it a high-calorie dish, best enjoyed in moderation.

Click the link below to watch Kada Prasad. In this video, you’ll learn the process of making Kada Prasad at home.


How to Make Kada Prasad at Home

Making Kada Prasad at home is simple, using basic ingredients and techniques. By roasting the wheat flour to perfection and maintaining the correct ingredient ratios, you can achieve the same rich taste and smooth consistency found in Gurudwaras.

Key Steps:

  1. Roast the wheat flour in ghee over low heat until it turns golden brown and aromatic.
  2. Gradually add water, stirring continuously to avoid lumps.
  3. Add sugar and cook until the mixture thickens and the ghee separates, giving it a glossy finish.

Serving Suggestions

Kada Prasad is best served warm and fresh.

To recreate the authentic Gurudwara experience, serve it directly in your guests’ hands or small bowls, topped with an extra spoonful of ghee if desired. Presenting it with respect and reverence enhances its spiritual significance.

Storage Suggestions:

Kada Prasad is best enjoyed fresh, as its warmth and aroma contribute significantly to its divine essence. However, if you have leftovers or wish to prepare it in advance, here are some storage tips to maintain its quality and taste:

Allow the Prasad to cool completely to room temperature before storing.

You can store Kada Prasad in an airtight container at room temperature for upto 2 days to prevent it from drying out. Store the container in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.

Refrigerate for up to 1 week. Reheat gently with ghee or water to restore its texture and flavor. 

Variations:

While the traditional recipe is timeless, you can experiment with subtle variations while honoring its sacred essence:

Add a pinch of freshly ground cardamom for a fragrant touch.

Sprinkle roasted almonds or cashews for extra texture and flavor.

Use desi khand or jaggery instead of sugar for a rustic, healthier variation.

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Therefore, Kada Prasad is more than just a dish; it’s a beautiful tradition that connects us to spirituality and community. With its simple ingredients and heartfelt preparation, it brings warmth and positivity to every moment. Whether you enjoy it fresh or make it at home, this sacred offering will always remind you of the love and devotion that bind us together.

Let’s make Kada Prasad at home and experience the depth of its purity and sacred indulgence.

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  • Author: Hina K Batra
  • Total Time: 35 minutes
  • Yield: 4-5 1x
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Kada Prasad, a traditional Gurudwara Prasad made with love, devotion, and whole wheat flour. This simple yet delicious Wheat Flour Halwa (Aata Halwa), also known as Aate ka Sheera, is a spiritual offering in Sikhism that brings warmth and positivity. Learn how to make this authentic Aata Sheera from scratch, just like it’s served in Gurudwaras, with easy-to-follow steps!


Ingredients

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  • 1 cup ghee
  • 1 cup whole wheat flour (atta) (You may use coarse atta for a more traditional texture, but regular atta works well too)
  • 2 cups warm water
  • 1 cup sugar

Instructions

  • In a heavy-bottomed kadhai (or deep pan), heat the ghee over medium-low heat until it melts.
  • Add the whole wheat flour to the melted ghee, stirring continuously to prevent lumps. Roast on low to medium heat, stirring constantly, until the flour turns golden brown and releases a nutty aroma (about 15-20 minutes).
    Tip: Low heat and patience are key to achieving the perfect color and preventing a burnt flavor.
  • Once the flour is roasted to a golden brown, gradually add the warm water to the flour mixture, stirring continuously. Be cautious, as the mixture may splutter.
  • Continue stirring on low heat until the mixture thickens.
  • Add sugar and mix well.
  • Cook for another 10-12 minutes, until the ghee begins to separate and the prasad pulls away from the sides of the pan.
    Tip: The prasad is ready when it starts pulling away from the sides of the pan and has a glossy sheen from the ghee.
  • Serve the Kada Prasad warm, with love and devotion.

Notes

  • Measure all the ingredients beforehand and keep them within easy reach to ensure a smooth cooking process.
  • Use warm water instead of cold to prevent sudden temperature changes and splattering.
  • Cook on low to medium heat to ensure even roasting and to avoid burning or undercooking.
  • Stir continuously as the mixture thickens to prevent it from sticking to the bottom.
  • Add sugar only after the mixture has thickened slightly to ensure it blends evenly.
  • Stir thoroughly until the sugar dissolves completely. Adding sugar too early can make the mixture too runny.
  • Cook until the ghee begins to separate and the mixture pulls away from the sides of the kadhai.
  • A glossy appearance indicates Prasad is ready.
  • Always offer Kada Prasad with love and devotion—it is more than just food; it’s a sacred blessing.
  • Prep Time: 05 minutes
  • Cook Time: 30 minutes
  • Category: Desserts
  • Cuisine: Indian

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