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Written By Radha Natarajan

Pottukadalai ladoo

Pottukadalai ladoo

Delicious healthy fried gram ladoo, that can be prepared by anyone within 30 minutes for any festival .

By keping sugar on lower side you can alsomake it more helathy , or skip and add jaggery powder too .

Ingredients

1 cup fried gram

1/2 cup sugar or as needed

few cardamom pods

some cashewnuts and raisins fried in ghee .

Hot ghee as required to make the ladoos .

Method

Grind the fried gram and sugar with cardamom pods in a mixer till smooth

remove to a bowl, add hot ghee , fry the cashenuta s and raisins in a pan, add this to the nfriedn gram powder ,mix well, and start shaping into tight ladoos,

Take required quantity of fried gram powder at a time, and make the ladoos,make them in batches so that they wont crumble and then ladoos can be shaped well with hot ghee.

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