Next heat all the ghee in a pan, as it melts add grated carrot and coconut. Saute and cook for 5 to 6 minutes till the raw smell subsides.
When the carrot and coconut shrinks, include milk powder and mix well.
Next add sugar and milk. Mix well and stir to help sugar dissolve.
The mixture turns to running consistency and as you cook bubbles would form.
Add cardamom powder and continue cooking while stirring the mixture constantly. It begins to thicken and leaves the pan.
At one stage the mixture froths and becomes porous. That is when you need to transfer the mixture to greased tray. Level it up using a flat spatula.
Mark the pieces when it is still hot, garnish with few almond slices. Once cools down, you can easily remove the pieces.
Easy carrot burfi is ready for Diwali 2018.