Till Mawa/Khoya ke Ladoo
Sweet Sesame Seeds and Condense Milk balls/
Indian Sweets/
Sweet Dumplings
Hi Friends,
I think these days television and internet is the only thing which leaves a vast impression on kids. Have you seen kids copying there favorite cartoon characters in real life. That's a different thing that these characters keep on changing every few weeks. Like my sons tarted with Popeye, Spider man then to batman, Mr. Bean, Doramon and now Chota Bheem. He needs almost everything related to that particular character. These days my son asks for Ladoos to gain power and energy like Chota Bheem. So very often i make ladoos with different ingredients for him.
I was having some Khoya/mawa and wanted to use that as soon as possible. So yesterday i made these ladoos out of them. These are so easy, flexible and yummy ladoos. My son didn't let me take photographs. He ate two ladoos on the spot. It was bit dry but yummy. I didn't added any milk or ghee to moist them as khoya/mawa was enough for that. But if you are not able to form them in ball then you can use milk or ghee for more easier and smoother outcome. Everybody enjoyed these ladoos at my home. Hope you will also enjoy them.
Ingredients:-
Khoya/Mawa-100gm
White sesame seeds/Safed Till- 100 gm
Sugar - 1/2 cup
Cardamom - 3-4
Raisins- 1 tbsp
Method:-
Ingredients
Heat a heavy bottom kadai or pan
Dry roast sesame seeds/till
Roast for only one minute
till slightly brown then cool it a bit
(don't over roast them otherwise they will get burnt)
take it in a grinder
coarsely grind it
Now grate or crush khoa
take out seeds from cardamom pods
Take sugar and cardamom seeds in grinder
powder them
Now take khoa/mawa in the same kadai
it will start melting soon
roast for 2-3 minutes an then swich of the gas and
cool it down a bit
while its still warm add ground sesame seed/till
powdered sugar
raisins
mix them properly
take a portion of it press tightly and Shape them in round balls
Ready to serve
Notes:-
- These are ladoos are at bit dry side, if you want them more moist and soft then add some warm ghee while shaping them in balls. If you will add ghee then you will get more smooth round balls.
- Adjust sugar as per your taste, i wanted mine to be less sweet so added half cup sugar.
- You can add any dry fruits according to your taste. I used only raisins this is my son's favorite.
- You can adjust the quantity of khoya/Mawa/sugar/Till and dry fruits as per your preferences. This is a flexible recipe.
HOPE YOU WILL LIKE IT
Love
PariCash
Nice step-by-step pictorial..
ReplyDeletemust be delicious..
Minimal ingredients yet stunning outcome and such a wonderful bite when I need to feel some sweetness on my tongue. Yum all the way.
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to make it ! Looks so yummy.
ReplyDeleteDelicious till ka laddo Pari, You made it very simple, easy and tasty.
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