Though it looks like I am on a peanut spree going by my posts this week, I am not. I did not realize that the recipes I picked from Priya's blog to post this week were all peanut based until I sat down to draft them. I had originally planned a breakfast dish for today and already had it ready in my drafts. However I changed my mind as I wanted to end the week on a sweet note with these laddus. As Priya pointed out these power packed laddus are vegan, gluten free and they taste yummy. They don't need any ghee / milk to shape the laddus as the peanuts and jaggery act as the binding agents.
Ingredients: (Yield 8 laddus)
1/2 cup toasted and skinned peanuts
1/4 cup almonds (or replace with peanuts)
1/4 cup almonds (or replace with peanuts)
1/2 cup poha / beaten rice flakes
1/2 cup oats
1/2 cup powdered jaggery (Adjust the quantity as needed.)
1/8 tsp. ground cardamom
Method:
* Toast oats and poha individually until they are crisp. Let them cool.
* Grind poha, oats, almonds and peanuts individually in a food processor or a blender until they are powdered fine. (Make sure to grind poha finely. Biting into laddus with coarsely ground poha is not fun.)
* Toast oats and poha individually until they are crisp. Let them cool.
* Grind poha, oats, almonds and peanuts individually in a food processor or a blender until they are powdered fine. (Make sure to grind poha finely. Biting into laddus with coarsely ground poha is not fun.)
* Now combine all the powders, jaggery and cardamom in the food processor and pulse them a few times to combine.
* Transfer the mixture onto a wide plate. Fist a handful of the mixture and shape it into a ball. Repeat the step with the remaining mixture to shape lime sized balls.
* Transfer the mixture onto a wide plate. Fist a handful of the mixture and shape it into a ball. Repeat the step with the remaining mixture to shape lime sized balls.
* Store them in airtight container and enjoy.
This is my entry to Blogging marathon #53. Check the link to see what other marathoners have come up with today.
Comments
This is my entry to Blogging marathon #53. Check the link to see what other marathoners have come up with today.
Comments
Wow ! What a great healthy pack., love these laddus., yummy.
ReplyDeleteWow such a healthy ladoo. Must try.
ReplyDeletenew and healthy ladoo..looks tempting..
ReplyDeleteDelicious ladoos. I loved these.
ReplyDeleteThat's one health ladoo recipe....and your pic is beautiful
ReplyDeleteWhat a healthy, nutritious and delicious looking laddoos.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pictures and those laddus look too good.
ReplyDeleteAm in love with this laddoos, just want to grab and have some..
ReplyDeletewhat a healthy laddoo
ReplyDeleteV healthy and yummilicious .. I tried ur microwave karela chips Suma and we loved it a lot :-)))
ReplyDeleteLove the healthy power packed laddu. It is a boon for people like me with a sweet tooth :)
ReplyDeleteA very unique and healthy combination.
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