KANIK LADOO (SAAKHARECHE LAADOO/WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR LAADOO)

#grandma
Kanik Laadoo is a traditional dish and was made by my grandmother during Diwali. Many a times she made these laadoos just for snacking too! It's quite delicious and my favourite too. Can be stored for a long period in an airtight container. The following measurements yield approx 25 laadoos.
KANIK LADOO (SAAKHARECHE LAADOO/WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR LAADOO)
#grandma
Kanik Laadoo is a traditional dish and was made by my grandmother during Diwali. Many a times she made these laadoos just for snacking too! It's quite delicious and my favourite too. Can be stored for a long period in an airtight container. The following measurements yield approx 25 laadoos.
Steps
- 1
To make Kanik Laadoo, heat a saucepan or a kadhai and add ghee to it.
- 2
When it heats up add the whole wheat flour and roast constantly for about 10 minutes on low heat, breaking any lumps in the process.
- 3
Now increase the flame medium and roast continuously for 3-5 minutes. Do not let the flour burn.
- 4
Reduce the heat to low and add the semolina. Keep roasting continuously.
- 5
The flour will be quite stiff at this stage and there might be quite some lumps too.
- 6
Repeat this process of increasing the flame to medium and low again, all the while roasting the flour and semolina constantly and breaking the lumps in the process.
- 7
Roast the flour on low flame for most of the time, patiently and constantly. Else it will burn and the laadoo will not taste that great.
- 8
After about half an hour, you will notice that the flour has loosened up quite well.
- 9
Now add the cardamom powder and chopped almonds and mix well.
- 10
Roast further for about 10 more minutes till you get a lovely roasted aroma and the flour has changed colour to light brown.
- 11
Switch off the flame and cool this mixture completely.
- 12
Add the powdered sugar to the cooled mixture and mix well with your fingers.
- 13
When all the mixture has been well mixed with the sugar, check for sweetness and adjust as desired.
- 14
Take about 2 tbs of the mixture in your palm and start pressing it tightly to get a round shape.
- 15
Fix a raisin on the top of the laadoo and press again.
- 16
Now place it between two palms and start rolling without applying much pressure. This will give it a round shape and smooth finish to the laadoo.
- 17
Repeat this process for all the mixture.
- 18
Transfer these laadoo to a dish and let sit for about half an hour.
- 19
Pack them in an airtight container and serve the delicious Kanik Laadoo during festivals or on auspicious occasions.
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