Boondi Laddu is very famous during the festive season of Lord Ganesh.
Course:
Dessert
Cuisine:
Indian
Keyword:
Boondi Laddu Recipe
Servings: 1 Small Container
Calories: 246 kcal
Author: Uppada Lakshmi
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Gram
flour - 1 cup
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Cardamom powder - 1 pinch
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Saffron - 1 pinch
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Rice flour - 1 tbsp
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Melon seeds - 1 tbsp
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Baking Powder -1 pinch
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Cashew nut
half broken - 1 tbsp
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Raisins – 1 tsp
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1
cup
Water
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Sugar - 2 cups
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Ghee - 2 tsp
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Oil for deep fry
How to Make Boondi Laddu Recipe:
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Mix the Gram flour, baking powder, rice flour
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Batter the above-mixed flours until it turns smooth and thick.
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Heat the oil for deep fry of the batter (let the batter is smooth so that it can enter through sieve freely).
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Pour the batter over a round holed sieve by tapping gently with a spoon
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Let the small balls of dough are deep fried and keep aside.
Note: While deep fry make sure that the batter or round balls don’t become crispy they should remain soft
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On another hand, take a deep bottomed vessel to make sugar syrup by adding water and sugar.
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Stir the mixture continuously until the syrup reaches ½ thread consistency.
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Take a small vessel and put cashew nuts, melon seeds, raisins and fry them.
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Mix melon seeds, cashew nuts, raisins, saffron, cardamom powder to the fried boondies
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Make it into round balls
Note: Make the balls when the mixture is warm or else sugar crystallizes and balls cannot be formed.
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When Boondi Laddoo gets cooled, they are ready to be served.
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You can even refrigerate it for storing for a long time (put it in an airtight container)