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Yes, I could not think beyond my crunchy revadis, gajak,
til ladoos, Gajar halwa and sinful Panjiri when the festival of Lohri or Makar sankranti approached in mid January.
I'm the only «freak» in my neighborhood that has chickpea flour and you can eat only so many panisse (again thanks to you) and
besan ladoo.
Besan ladoo is a delicious Indian sweet which is easy to make and you can make a whole batch in no time.
You can also enjoy them as sesame candy.Til
ka ladoos are...
This
melai ladoo looks delicious, how long can we keep in fridge I will surely try thanks, my rasmalai is not soft, what is the trick.
It's packed with ghee and almonds making it a delicious and healthy treat ❤️ This recipe is a great alternative to using pulses or wheat in a typical
Indian ladoo recipe for anyone with allergies or intolerances.
in case, you are not able to
form ladoos, then add a few teaspoons more of the ghee.
I made these for a Diwali party with a bunch of Indian friends (these are similar to
gajar ladoo, with lemon instead of cardamom).
Together, we prepared beautiful food for our intergenerational family and friends ranging from the classics (chicken soup and matzoh balls, Kasha with Mushrooms and Onions, noodle kugel and brisket) to the new (lemon scented quinoa with pesto and kale and sweet new
year ladoo).
These carrot
coocnut ladoos stays good for 4 - 5 days in refrigerator.
Bhel puri, popcorns,
raam ladoos, bhutta peddlers made the evening more perfect.
«Awee... I already miss your gond
ke ladoo and Palak Makhane ki subji, big time.
These ladoos just melts in your mouth and you can be sure that no one will stop just one.
You will find easy to make traditional sweets like pedas,
ladoos and burfis, twists on classics like phirni and halwa, and also...
Raab, Bajre ka khichda, makki ki roti, Bathua ka saag, Daal Baati, churma
ladoos, Gajar ka halwa, gajak, gond ke ladoo,... some of the most treasured recipes that taste like home, no matter where I cook or eat any of these.
If you want big pieces of almonds in
your ladoo, then you can also chop or half them.
I tried malaise
ladoo... bt they dint turn out good... was very hard unable to make ladoo... was very tight n got very sticky while eating....
mix well and then continue to shape
the ladoos.
In Konkani, we call them tilache
ladoo or tilgulache ladoo.
in india we call any round shaped sweet as laddu /
ladoo..