Saturday 19 October 2013

Besan ke Ladoo/ Gram Flour Dumplings/ Diwali Sweets

Besan ke Ladoo/
Gram Flour Dumplings/
Chickpea flour Dumpling with Almonds/
Diwali Sweets
Hi Friends,
I was away from my blog. No No i was not lazy or ill. Due to unfavorable circumstances i am not able to cook something special for my blog. Vijaydashmi, Navaratri all gone but my wish to make these besan ladoos remain backdoor. Somehow yesterday i managed to make them. 
I always wanted to make these ladoos but earlier when i tried few ladoos then binding become a problem for me. My fault was that i tried rava ladoo first which is i think most difficult in binding so i tried ladoos which don't need cooking and very forgiving when it comes to binding like Poha Nariyal LadooTill gud ke ladoo etc. They are toooo easy to make but my all time wish was to make besan and rava ladoo. I failed few times to make rava ladoo as they are difficult to bind so shifted my plan to besan ladoo. 
When i started preparing for making ladoos i was bit scared but i went ahead and very glad to see the outcome. They were very smooth, melt in mouth kind of ladoos and crushed almonds were giving perfect crunchiness. The process is quite tiring as you have to stir the flour continuously for 15-20 minutes on low fire for uniform cooking. But all efforts worth it. All family liked them a lot. In this season this is my first recipe for Diwali. I hope i will be more frequent now with more Diwali recipes. Till then you enjoy making these yellow beauties.


Ingredients:-
Besan/Gram flour/chickpea flour- 1.5 cups
Ghee - 1/2 cup
Sugar- 1/2 cup
Cardamom-4-5
Almonds- 1 tbsp

Method:-
Take your ingredients

Sieve flour

Sieved flour

Separate cardemom seeds

crush almonds roughly

Now take sugar and cardamom seeds in grinder

make fine powder with it

Heat ghee in a heavy bottom kadai/pan

add sieved flour

mix well ghee and flour it will look dry

 then it will seem like bread crumbs but don't worry

slowly it will change color

see its getting darker

it will start leaving sides

cook for more few minutes and its done

take it out in another utensil 
My mistake :-p
my plate was warm so it melted a bit but don't worry it will harden up as it will cool down

add powdered sugar and crushed almonds

mix them well

All mixed up perfectly

take out some portion and make round ladoos
be careful it could be real hot

its my daughter's hand

ALL DONE

Stud them with a almond

ENJOYYYYYYYYYYYYYY


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Notes:-

  1. You can adjust he sweetness as per your preference. 
  2. If you feel after roasting flour properly its still rough and not able to bind it then add more melted ghee 1-2 tsp at a time, mix and try to bind again.
  3. As soon as flour is all roasted remove it in a another utensil as cooking process still goes on in hot utensil so transfer flour to stop cooking process. 
  4. Make ladoos when flour is still warm. after cooling it would be difficult to bind and making ladoos. But be very careful as flour will be real hot even after transferring to another utensil so wait for 5-10 minutes before proceeding. 
  5. Keep on stirring on low fire for uniform cooking as leaving flour unattended for few seconds could ruin the the of ladoos as this flour can get burned easily. 
  6. You can add cashew, raisins or mix of them to make them more nutty. 

HOPE YOU WILL LIKE IT

Love

PariCash

12 comments:

  1. Wow! delicious ladoo. Thanks for linking this to Gayathri's WTML Event.

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  2. I have about 1/2 packet of the flour at home. I shall try out this wonderful ladoo and give as gift to my friends for Deepavali.

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  3. Laddu looks heavenly , very well explained

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  4. Since very long time I have been trying to prepare this kind of ladoos. Excellent preparation.
    Deepa

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  5. Hi,

    Looks yummy.. One of my favourite sweets.
    I was wondering where you were till now, good that everything is fine at your end.
    Keep your posts flowing, I'm waiting ;)

    Regards,
    Pooja

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  6. wow looks so yummy and delicious .. perfectly made smooth besan ladoo's :)

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  7. Thanks all for your encouragement which keeps me going.
    Pooja- sometimes circumstances cant be explained. I am trying to come on track soon.

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    1. Hi,
      I totally understand dear.. take care..
      I tried this recipe it came super awesome. thanks
      Regards,
      Pooja

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  8. Yummy and delicious laddu!! very nice stepwise pics!!

    Thanks for sending this yummy recipe to my event.. Looking for more yummy recipes...

    Sowmya

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    1. yah it is really yummy and tasty i like to eat gram floursweets.

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  9. wow so tastey sweets all its. I like gram flour dish ladoo, barfi and other items

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