Boondi Ladoo. Free UK Delivery on Eligible Orders These ladoos are called boondi ladoos, since the batter is poured through a ladle or sieve with perforations while frying. These give rise to round shaped droplets, called as boondi (derived from the word 'boond' in hindi which means water droplets). Boondi Ladoo, बूंदी लड्डू, bundia laddu is a dish we all love to eat, be it Diwali, Ganesh Chaturthi or just another day.
Tirupati boondi ladoo is considered to be one of the most precious prasadams by devotees. The aroma and taste of ladoo from Tirupati Balaji temple is the best among any other ladoos. Boondi ladoo believed to be the favorite sweet of Lord Ganesha. You can have Boondi Ladoo using 12 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Boondi Ladoo
- You need of For sugar syrup.
- It's 1 cup of sugar.
- You need 1/2 cup of water.
- You need 1 of generous pinch of saffron powder or crushed saffron (kesar).
- It's of For making boondi.
- You need 1 cup of besan (gram flour).
- You need 3/4 cup of water.
- Prepare 2-3 of cardamoms.
- Prepare 1/2 tbsp of raisins.
- You need 1 tbsp of ghee.
- Prepare as needed of cashew nuts.
- Prepare as needed of oil for deep frying.
It is an Indian sweet mostly prepared during special occasions and celebrations. However unlike most of the other Indian sweets Boondi ladoo is not made from milk. Boondi laddu or ladoo is nothing but a besan laddu prepared by deep frying small balls of Besan and dipped in sugar syrup and formed as laddu. Diwali without a delicious boondi laddu??
Boondi Ladoo step by step
- Making Sugar Syrup: Dissolve sugar, saffron threads and water in a pan and keep it on the stove top. Once it reaches one thread consistency,switch off the flame. keep the sugar solution aside..
- Making boondi : Make a smooth flowing batter of the gram flour/besan and water. The batter should neither be thick nor thin. It should be a flowing batter without any lumps. the amount of water to be added depends on the quality of the the gram flour. so you can add more or less than what is mentioned in the recipe. Heat oil for deep frying in a kadai or pan. the oil has to be moderately hot. take a perforated ladle/spoon..
- Fry the boondi (gram flour balls) till they become golden. don't over fry or make them crisp. when the oil stops sizzling, remove the boondis. about 45 seconds to 1 minute is enough to get the correct texture in the boondi..
- Making ladoo: For collecting the fried boondi use a large slotted spoon/jhara. drain the oil very well after removing the boondi and then add them directly to the sugar syrup. also note that the sugar syrup should be hot. if the sugar syrup is not hot, then just heat it. in case, the sugar syrup crystallizes, then reheat again. no need to bother about the tailed boondis as we will be pulsing them in the blender later..
- Make all the boondis like this and keep on adding them immediately to the sugar syrup. stir and mix well. the boondis should get softened in the sugar syrup. in a blender or mixer add 1/4 of the boondi,cardamom and add 1 tsp of hot water and pulse the boondi mixture for a few times to get a smaller shape. don't pulse too much otherwise you won't be able to shape the ladoos. the amount of water to be added depends on the texture of the boondis..
- Fry the cashew and raisins in ghee and add to the boodi. mix well and start making ladoos. The mixture would be warm when preparing the ladoos, while cooling they become firm..
Certainly no 😉 Even though we make many varieties of laddu in India this boondi laddu is the number one of all other laddu varieties. Boondi Laddu is a delicious Indian sweet make for special occasions and for festivals like Diwali. Many people think that making laddu/ladoo at home is very difficult but it is not so. I have made the recipe very simpler with step by step cooking instructions and pictures. Boondi Laddu, a popular Indian sweet made with gram flour, sugar, ghee, nuts & cardamom.
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