"Rava laddoo" -This is one item that my mom used to prepare all the time as it was very easy. I am not such a big fan of rava laddoo as it was all grainy and not soft like the besan laddoo. The first time I tried making this, it was a complete disaster - I added too much liquid and the laddoo became a semisolid mess......
We had our friends visiting us along with their parents who had come to visit them from India. I wanted to make something to make them feel at home. I am not very good at making traditional Indian sweets which quite tricky for me and I am not that patient.
This was suggested by my mom and reluctantly I tried her recipe. To my surprise it turned out quite well and I did eat two of these lovelies [and out went my healthy eating plan....].
My guests were satisfied and surprised as well...... Job well done!!!!!
What u need:
Rava: 4 cups.
Sugar: 4 cups.
Ghee: 5-6 tbsp.
Raisins: 2 tbsp.
Cashews: 2 tbsp.
Cardamom pods: 6-7.
Milk: 1/2 to 1 cup.
1.Place a kadai on medium flame and roast the rava. Do not brown them.
2.Grind the rava [just one whizz in the mixer grinder] to fine grains.
3.Powder the sugar [whizz in the mixer grinder].
4.Fry the cashews and raisins in 1 tbsp of ghee and keep it seperately. Crush the cardamom pods.
5.Mix rava, sugar, raisins, cashews and cardamom thoroughly. Warm the remaining ghee and add to the rava mix.
6.At this stage add milk little by little. Try making a laddoo after each addition. If u can, then stop adding the milk.
7.Make them into equal sized balls. Once you have made all the laddoos, again shape them into firmer balls.
Note:After adding the ghee and milk make the laddoos while the mix is warm. Don't let it become cold as it will be difficult to make laddoos.
I used coarse rava for this recipe. Since milk is added, these laddoos keep well for a day or two [at room temperature].They can be kept upto 3 days if refrigerated [but the laddoos will become harder]. Use water instead of milk if you want to keep them longer at room temperature. I would be surprised if anything is left on the second day as these are yummy.
Enjoy.....
Scribbled by Reva.
We had our friends visiting us along with their parents who had come to visit them from India. I wanted to make something to make them feel at home. I am not very good at making traditional Indian sweets which quite tricky for me and I am not that patient.
This was suggested by my mom and reluctantly I tried her recipe. To my surprise it turned out quite well and I did eat two of these lovelies [and out went my healthy eating plan....].
My guests were satisfied and surprised as well...... Job well done!!!!!
What u need:
Rava: 4 cups.
Sugar: 4 cups.
Ghee: 5-6 tbsp.
Raisins: 2 tbsp.
Cashews: 2 tbsp.
Cardamom pods: 6-7.
Milk: 1/2 to 1 cup.
1.Place a kadai on medium flame and roast the rava. Do not brown them.
2.Grind the rava [just one whizz in the mixer grinder] to fine grains.
3.Powder the sugar [whizz in the mixer grinder].
4.Fry the cashews and raisins in 1 tbsp of ghee and keep it seperately. Crush the cardamom pods.
5.Mix rava, sugar, raisins, cashews and cardamom thoroughly. Warm the remaining ghee and add to the rava mix.
6.At this stage add milk little by little. Try making a laddoo after each addition. If u can, then stop adding the milk.
7.Make them into equal sized balls. Once you have made all the laddoos, again shape them into firmer balls.
Note:After adding the ghee and milk make the laddoos while the mix is warm. Don't let it become cold as it will be difficult to make laddoos.
I used coarse rava for this recipe. Since milk is added, these laddoos keep well for a day or two [at room temperature].They can be kept upto 3 days if refrigerated [but the laddoos will become harder]. Use water instead of milk if you want to keep them longer at room temperature. I would be surprised if anything is left on the second day as these are yummy.
Enjoy.....
Scribbled by Reva.
Ladoo came out with a nice shape :)
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ReplyDeleteMy husband's favorite sweet reva.
ReplyDeleteRava ladoo looks so tempting feel like pik one from there..
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Mouthwatering rava ladoo!
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ReplyDeleteLove rawa laddoo,craving for some now..
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rightly said 'these yummy ladoos are finished on the same day' :-) Your second trial has come out really well. Perfect
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Looks fantastic!
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Award from me.Please do collect it...;)
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bangles nalla eruku
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I like them so much.
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my mom's fav ladoo.. Perfect shape and good presntation..
ReplyDeleteAm an addict to this cuties, looks prefect.
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want to grab all of them:)..
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love...love...love....simply loved your presentation...
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Rava ladoo look perfect ... I am sure you surprised your guests with such a yummy treat ... lovely clicks too
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looks perfect and as always ur clicks are too good !
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Perfect laddoos & love your click
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ReplyDeleteRavva laddu remids me of my grandmom in India....looks very fantastic with blue bangles...
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Hi... thank you so much for visiting my blog and leaving your feedback. You have a lovely blog!.. Nice rava laddu recipe, looks perfectly made and pictured!.. nice :)
ReplyDeletemy fav looks so cute
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping in at my place Reva,and for your valuable scribble.It means a lot !
ReplyDeleteThanks again for providing an opportunity to know your place.Its amazing..
Great that I could start here with sweet Laddoo..
Hi Thanku for your love;y comments..
ReplyDeleteYou too have a nice blog ..Rava ladoo is super.
Just perfect...and great clicks..
ReplyDeleteWish I cud reach out and grab few:-)
nice clicks..looks so yummy!!
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ReplyDeleteWonderful ladoo..feel like grabbing them
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious .
ReplyDeletenice clicks and ladoo looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteReva, Fantastic attempt. It is obviously a dish that requires practice & patience. The photos have captured the grainy look so well. Keep up the good work.
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