Wheat Flour Laddu is
a very simple traditional Maharashtrian recipe. It requires very few
ingredients, but the final product is awesome. These Laddus are very
nutritional and are specially made for ladies who are expecting and have
craving for sweets.
Servings : 15-16 medium size Laddus
Ingredients:
For Laddus:
Method:
Notes:
Stepwise Pictures:
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Servings : 15-16 medium size Laddus
Ingredients:
For Laddus:
4 cups Wheat flour
2 cups Ghee
3 cups ground Sugar
(Sugar powder / Pithi Sakhar)
1/4 tspn Cardamom
powder
1 and 1/2 tspns Milk
masala or Coarse dry fruit powder (Optional)
For Garnishing :
Almond flakes
Method:
Heat ghee in a pan
till it melts. Then add the Wheat flour in ghee. Roast it in low flame till it
starts releasing ghee and an aroma is released. Ensure that the flame is always
low while roasting the wheat flour. This process takes approximately 35-45
minutes.
Once the wheat flour
changes its colour, switch off the flame. Then add cardamom powder, milk masala
and ground sugar to the mixture. Mix well with the help of spatula and knead it
with hands. Make medium size tight balls while the mixture is warm. Sprinkle
some almond flakes over it.
These laddus may be
stored for 10 to 15 days.
After the wheat flour
is completely roasted, you may add a teaspoon of milk as we do while making
Besan Laddu.
The ghee should be
Pure Ghee (Sajuk Tup)