Friday, September 27, 2013

Motichoor Laddoo- An Indian festive sweet

Hi Friends!!!!


Here I made moti choor laddoo in my 1st attempt.It was so yummy and very delicious.It goes best for any occasions.I made it for Ganesha Chathurthi  and onam too 

It is super easy and you will get it if you follow the measurements carefully and follow the method accordingly.You will get it like mine 





Recipe Source: My mom.

Preparation Time: about 20 minutes
Cooking Time: 30 minutes
Makes: 10 to 15 laddoos.I got about 15 laddoos since I made into small bite size balls.

Here are the ingredients!

Ingredients:

For the Sugar syrup:


  1. 1 cup sugar
  2. 1/2 cup water
  3. A few strands of saffron
  4. 1 Tsp of cardamom powder

For the Boondi:

  1. 1 Cup Gram flour (Besan Flour)
  2. 1 Tablespoon of fine sooji rava
  3. Water to adjust the batter consistency
  4. 1/4 Tsp Orange or yellow food color 

For Boondi laddoo Making process:

  1. 2 Tablespoons of Ghee
  2. Handful of broken or whole cashew nuts.
  3. Few sliced almonds.
  4. Few raisins.
  5. Oil for deep frying
  6. 2 Tablespoons of Boiling water.

Method:




For roasting the nuts:

  1. Take s medium saucepan,place it on medium heat.
  2. Roast the broken cashew nuts to it till it gets light brown in color.
  3. Take it out and add the raisins in the same remaining ghee pan.
  4. Roast the raisins till it gets puffed up.Turn off the heat.

For making the boondi batter:

  1. Blend the rava into the small mixie to get fine powdered rava.
  2. Sift the besan flour 2 times in a bowl.Add powdered rava to it.
  3. Add the water one by one slowly into the besan flour mixture
  4. Don't add more water.It should be like dosa batter consistency! It must not be thinner or thicker batter.It should be of medium consistency and able to go through the hole of the ladle.
  5. Add food coloring to it and mix well.

For making Sugar Syrup:

  1. Take a medium wide saucepan,add the sugar and water to it on medium heat.
  2. Allow it to boil for about 10 to 15 mins till you get a single string when you press it between index finger and a thumb\\\\
  3. Add cardamom powder and saffron strands to it Mix well.
  4. Make sure let it simmer on low heat  and stays warm.

For making boondi:

  1. Take a wide kadai and pour oil to it on medium high heat.
  2. Pour 1 tablespoons of batter to the perforated ladle facing on the kadai.
  3. Tap off the ladle using spoon gently and it will fall through the holes and let it fry for about 2 to 3 mins.
  4. Make sure it should not b crispy.It should be soft.
  5. Drain the prepared boondis on the tissue paper. 
  6. Repeat the same again and again till you finish the batter completely.


Let's start making laddoo:
  1. Add the roasted nuts to the prepared boondis in a bowl.
  2. Add the warm sugar syrup to the boondi mixture.Mix well.Add 1 Tablespoon of boiling water to it.
  3. Transfer it into the blender.Pulse it for about 2 seconds.Make sure not to allow to get mashed up by pulsing it more than 2 seconds.
  4. Transfer it to the bowl.
  5. Once the mixture gets mixed up well.Smear the ghee with your hands.
  6. Make small bite size laddoos. It should be warm or little bit hot.If you tolerate the heat then it ll make perfect shaped balls.If it is cooled down then it is difficult to make into balls.Always make it to the warm or little bit hot boondi mixture to get form into balls.
  7. Garnish it with sliced almonds on the top of each and every laddoo.
  8. Serve it to God and enjoy having it with your family and friends 

Enjoy!!!!

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6 comments:

  1. Wow dear,
    Super ladoo, Iam crazy about motichoor ladoos, wish I grab them right from here.Thanks for linking it to the wtml event waiting for more delicious entries....

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  2. I love motichoor laddoos but somehow I don't think I will ever have the patience to make them at home. Hats off to you.

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  3. Wowwwww!!! Superb they look.. Thanks for linking it to my event dear :) Stay connected via comments n likes :)

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  4. delicious n came out very well in ur first attempt dear...

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