How to make traditional Ulundhu kali Recipe (Black gram Sweet)

Ulundhu Kali (Black gram Sweet) is a cherished traditional sweet from South India, especially popular in Tamil Nadu. Known for its high protein content and low fat, this nutritious delicacy is particularly beneficial for young girls and women, as it helps strengthen hip bones.
Made with black gram (urad dal) flour, Ulundhu Kali is cooked to a halwa-like consistency and traditionally enjoyed with gingelly oil and jaggery. The use of palm jaggery adds a rich, caramel-like sweetness that complements the earthy flavor of the urad dal.
Ulundhu Kali is a traditional Tamil Nadu delicacy, often given to adolescent girls during their puberty to promote strength and health. Made from urad dal (black gram) and jaggery, this nutrient-dense dish is rich in protein, iron, and calcium, essential for the development of teenage girls. In Tamil culture, Ulundhu Kali is believed to strengthen bones and improve overall vitality. The wholesome ingredients make it a powerful supplement during this crucial stage, supporting growth and hormonal balance. Passed down through generations, this recipe is a cherished part of Tamil heritage.
Ulundhu Kali is more than just a sweet treat; it's a health-boosting dessert that embodies the wisdom of traditional South Indian cuisine. Enjoy this wholesome and delicious, sweet as part of a balanced diet.
How to make traditional Ulundhu kali Recipe (Black gram Sweet)
Ulundhu Kali (Black gram Sweet) is a cherished traditional sweet from South India, especially popular in Tamil Nadu. Known for its high protein content and low fat, this nutritious delicacy is particularly beneficial for young girls and women, as it helps strengthen hip bones.
Made with black gram (urad dal) flour, Ulundhu Kali is cooked to a halwa-like consistency and traditionally enjoyed with gingelly oil and jaggery. The use of palm jaggery adds a rich, caramel-like sweetness that complements the earthy flavor of the urad dal.
Ulundhu Kali is a traditional Tamil Nadu delicacy, often given to adolescent girls during their puberty to promote strength and health. Made from urad dal (black gram) and jaggery, this nutrient-dense dish is rich in protein, iron, and calcium, essential for the development of teenage girls. In Tamil culture, Ulundhu Kali is believed to strengthen bones and improve overall vitality. The wholesome ingredients make it a powerful supplement during this crucial stage, supporting growth and hormonal balance. Passed down through generations, this recipe is a cherished part of Tamil heritage.
Ulundhu Kali is more than just a sweet treat; it's a health-boosting dessert that embodies the wisdom of traditional South Indian cuisine. Enjoy this wholesome and delicious, sweet as part of a balanced diet.
Steps
- 1
Dry roast urad dal (Black Gram) in low flame for 5 mins at least until you get nice aroma and keep aside.
- 2
Now add raw rice in a pan and dry roast until it turns Puffy.
- 3
Cool down completely.
Transfer into mixer to make a fine powder. (both black gram dry roast and raw rice dry roast)
- 4
Grind it to a fine powder.
- 5
Now add grinded Powder (urad Dal, raw rice), egg, ghee, Jaggery.
- 6
Add water mix it well without any lumps.
- 7
Now start cooking, keep in low flame and keep stirring without leaving. It will start to thicken.
- 8
Now add little gingelly oil & ghee & keep stirring to avoid lumps.
- 9
Cook till it swirls in the pan.
- 10
Finally, Ulundhu Kali (Black gram Sweet) is Ready.
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