Here is platter of healthy and quick ragi laddus on this 6th day of blogging marathon. The wholesome ragi, the nutritious almonds, the sweet coconut - jaggery combo, flavorful cardamom all together combine resulting in these delicious laddus. It can be put together under 10 minutes and an easy one even for beginners. J
Ingredients: (For 12 laddus)
1/2 cup Ragi flour
1/4 cup Almonds
1/4 cup Sesame seeds
1/4 - 1/2 cup Grated dry coconut (I used 1/4 cup.)
1/2 cup Jaggery powder (or to taste)
1 tsp Cardamom powder
Method:
* Dry toast ragi flour, almonds and sesame seeds individually. Let them cool. Toast ragi flour for a couple of minutes. Almonds and sesame seeds each need around a minute to get toasted.
* Grind all the ingredients to the desired texture in a blender or a food processor.
* Shape the ground mixture into laddus. I did not add any ghee / milk to make laddus. There is no need unless if the mixture is too dry to shape into laddus.
* Store them in an airtight container. They can be refrigerated.
Note:
* You can increase or decrease the quantities of ingredients according to the taste preferred.
* Almonds can be substituted with peanuts. Or a combination of various nuts can be used. Cashews, walnuts, pistachios are good choices.
This is my 'Ragi' themed post on day 6 of this BM#6. Check what the other marathoners are cooking.
Comments
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ReplyDeleteYum, they look superb and great !!!
ReplyDeletewow..yummy n healthy laddus..was wondering how u made without ghee..:)..lovely recipe..
ReplyDeletevery healthy and yummy recipe :)
ReplyDeleteYou are turning ragi into my fav flour! lovely laddus...
ReplyDeleteHealthy and utterly delicious!!
ReplyDeleteI too recently learnt that Lapsi is also prepared in Gujarat, now I need to find out if the prep is exactly same or slightly different :)
ReplyDeleteHealthy ladoos and everything in uniform shape..
ReplyDeletehealythy and very simple one Suma. Too good.
ReplyDeleteWow those cute looking laddoos tempts me a lot, feel like having some..yumm..
ReplyDeleteLots of recipes with ragi flour .. was wondering what to do with ragi flour .. Thanks dear.
ReplyDeleteVardhini
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Perfect looking laddus... Nice to see a healthy sweet.... YUM!
ReplyDeletethese are one healthy laddus! I like the fact that you did not use any ghee to shape the laddu. i also love the platter you served the laddu in.
ReplyDeletewow perfectly made laddoos !! looks so yummy !!
ReplyDeleteThe laddoos and not only addictive but healthy..Looks awesome .
ReplyDeleteRagi Laddus without ghee - now thats something I would love to have. I can see that it is surely a calcium rich snack there!!
ReplyDeletelovely
ReplyDeleteThe combination of ragi and jaggery is something I really like.....I feel that both have a very earthy taste and complement each other well.
ReplyDeleteThis is still in my to do list looks delicious suma.
ReplyDeleteSuper healthy and guilt free sweet Suma...this is a laddoo which I can munch on any time.
ReplyDeleteVery healthy laddu.. looks perfect !!
ReplyDeleteLooks very lovely Suma
ReplyDeletewow so perfect ladoos..
ReplyDeleteone word for this Suma - AWESOME !! :)
ReplyDeleteKalyani,
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So healthy and yummy Ragi laddus,nice presentation.
ReplyDeleteSuper laddoos.. Healthy balls..
ReplyDeleteThey look delicious!!
ReplyDeleteHealthy ladoos..bookmarking to try. Please do send these to my event: CWF - Ragi/Finger Millet - http://www.ohtastensee.com/2011/06/09/announcing-cooking-with-whole-foods-ragifinger-millet/
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI wanted to try your recipe, just wondering how you make jaggery powder.
anita