I am so happy to write my 300th post today.It had been one year and five months since I started to blog and its journey gained me some good friends from all around the world. Your comments, suggestions,etc were like energy boosters for me and helped me to go on. Do continue to support me and since it's a special day let's celebrate it with a sweet as no occasion or festival is complete without a sweet.
preparation time-10 mins
cooking time-20 mins
Recipe type: Sweet
Recipe Cuisine: Indian
author: Babitha
yields: 15 ladoos
Ingredients:
- Besan flour/Kadalai maavuu- 1&1\4 cup
- Sugar- 1&1\2 cup
- Cooking soda-a pinch
- Water-as needed
- Cashew nuts-few
- Cloves-2
- cardamon powder-1\2 tsp
- Ghee-1 tsp
- oil- to fry boodhi
- Food color(yellow or orange)- a pinch(optional)
Method:
A quick video in tamil.
1.Sieve besan flour without any lumps.Add cooking soda & food colour (if adding)to it and mix.Add water and make it to a consistency similar to dosa batter.
2.Take sugar with 3\4 cup water in a thick vessel to make sugar syrup.Let it boil.Add cardamon powder to it.Check for string consistency-one string consistency.Press it between your fingers if it form single thread your sugar syrup is done.Switch it off.Fry cashew and cloves in a tsp of ghee and keep ready.
3.Heat oil to fry boondhi.To check for the correct batter consistency drop a spoon dipped into it on hot oil.If it forms balls and not tails the consistency is right else add water/flour to get it correct.
4.Hold a perforated ladle over the hot oil and pour a ladle of batter on it and spread it,it drop down like balls on the hot oil.Fry the boondhi not too crispy i.e when half fried drain it from oil and keep it on paper towel.Do it for all batter but after every frying wipe the back of the perforated ladle to get round boondi.
5.Add half of the fried boondi into the sugar syrup.Add the remaining half to the mixer and just pulse it and add it to the sugar syrup with fried nut and mix well.Let it be soaked for some time.
6.When its is still warm make small balls of it.
Note:
1.The sugar syrup should be hot when you add the fried boondi.
2.Also make balls when it is hot else you would be able to make it as the sugar will be crystallized.
3. Grinding some fried boondi before adding to syrup is purely optional.
Congrats Babitha on your 300th post,, awesome and mouthwatering ladoo,made perfectly, way to go girl, keep rocking...
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These homemade laddoos look delicious. Very well made Babitha.
ReplyDeleteMy child hood fav..love these laddus.u made them perfectly.
ReplyDeletecongo on your 300th post! :) Laddoo looks splendid
ReplyDeletecongrats on 300th post.. and laddoo looks yummy.
ReplyDeletecongrats on your 300th post, wishing many more to come. Love this ladoo, you made it perfectly.
ReplyDeletecongrats on 300th post, boondhi looks delicious love it, you made it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteCongrats for 300th post....love this lodoo... Made it perfectly...
ReplyDeletewow... congrats for ur 300th post...great milestone... Ladoo came out well... preparing it tomaro...
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your 300th post.. Wishing many more to come.. Boondhi Ladoo is my fav sweet Babitha.. Looks yummy.. Perfect sweet for Diwali :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing. Congrats on your 300 post . And perfect sweet for both occasion..
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