TILAACHE LAADOO (Sesame Laddoo). Til ke laddu or sesame ladoos are traditional Indian sweet balls made with sesame seeds, jaggery and cardamom powder. These sweet balls not only taste delicious with a nutty aroma but are also rich in iron & calcium. Sesame ladoos are known by different names - til ladoo, ellu urundai, ellu unde or nuvvula undalu.
Til is a healthy option in winter and warms your body by giving energy. Did you know - Til or Sesame seeds are rich in proteins, calcium, magnesium, zinc and phosphorous. tilaache laadoo (sesame laddoos) Makar Sankrant is a festival celebrated in Maharashtra in the month of January.
Tilache Laadoo as we call them in Konkani is a great guilt-free snack as we use jaggery instead of sugar and a must on the traditional Mangalorean Kuswar pla.
Specialty of Makar Sankranti is Kite and Sesame laddoo (Tilache ladoo).
You can cook TILAACHE LAADOO (Sesame Laddoo) using 8 ingredients and 19 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of TILAACHE LAADOO (Sesame Laddoo)
- You need 2 1/2 cup of Polished/Unpolished Til (Sesame Seeds …. 250 gm).
- Prepare 1 cup of Shengdaane (Raw Peanuts …..100 gm).
- Prepare 1/2 cup of Phutaanyachi Daal (Roasted Split Bengal Gram ….. 50 gm).
- It's 3/4 cup of Dessicated Coconut (50 gm).
- You need 4 tsp of Cardamom powder.
- You need 250 gm of Chikki cha Guul (Sticky jaggery available during Sankrant.
- You need 60 gm of Chemical Free/Normal Jaggery (approx 1/2 cup + 2 tbs).
- It's 2 tsp of Homemade Ghee (Clarified Butter).
This is one of the traditional sweet dish of Maharashtra which is made on the day of Makar sankranti. I always say that sweet made at home always tastes best. Here is the recipe of Sesame Laddo (Tilache ladoo) for all the Indians. TILAACHE LAADOO (Sesame Laddoo) ~ Happy Cooking - several times is being sought after by many civil around us, one of them is Our. they indeed have get used to to take advantage of internet on HP to get information to be used inspiration.
TILAACHE LAADOO (Sesame Laddoo) step by step
- To make Tilaache Laadoo, start with dry roasting the sesame seeds on low to medium heat for about 6-7 minutes, stirring constantly..
- As soon as you notice a slight change in colour and the sesame become crunchy (to be tested by eating a few), transfer them to a container..
- Next, dry roast the raw peanuts till dark spots appear on them and they emit a roasted aroma..
- Cool down the peanuts and peel them. Crush them slightly using a mortar and pestle..
- Dry roast the dessicated coconut on low heat for about a minute..
- Crush the roasted split bengal gram too, slightly with a mortar and pestle. You can opt to keep them whole..
- Add the crushed peanuts and bengal gram to the roasted sesame. Add the cardamom powder as well as the roasted dessicated coconut and mix well..
- Chop the chikki cha guul with a knife. This step is necessary as pieces melt uniformly when heated rather than the in the whole form..
- Heat a kadhai or a pan and add homemade ghee to it. When it heats up, add the chopped chikki cha guul and stir continuously. Melt it on low heat..
- When it is half melted, add the chopped chemical free jaggery and stir till all of it melts still keeping the heat low..
- After all the jaggery has melted and it starts boiling a little, simmer further for about 4-5 minutes stirring constantly..
- To check whether the jaggery is apt for the laadoo, fill some water in a glass saucer/dish..
- Scoop 1/4 tsp of the melted jaggery in a spoon and pour it in the dish..
- Start collecting it together with your fingers and form a ball..
- When the ball stiffens in your fingers, heat it on the glass dish with a slight force. If you get the sound of a pebble hitting a glass, it indicates that the jaggery is perfectly melted..
- Increase the flame to medium and stir for a minute..
- Switch off the flame and immediately add to it the entire roasted mixture. Mix well..
- When the mixture is hot itself, grease your fingers and palms with some melted ghee and immediately form laadoo of desired sizes..
- Let them sit in the plate for an hour or two. Then, store in an airtight container and serve the delicious Tilaache Laadoo during Makar Sankrant festivities!.
Therefore I give Information about TILAACHE LAADOO (Sesame Laddoo) is could we make it idea. Tilache Laadoo as we call them in Konkani is a great guilt-free. Do not roast the sesame seeds on high heat. Heat up another pan on medium heat. You can chop or grate gudh if you want.
