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Mouth Melting Besan And Dink Ladoo!

Traditionally this sweet comes from India. Many people love to make Besan Ladoo on festivals like Diwali, Dasera, Marriage Ceremonies and so on…. I have loved this Ladoo since I was a child. My mother always made this mouth Melting Ladoo on festivals in a large quantity and kept all these Ladoo in a steel dabba. I have changed my mother’s recipe slightly by adding ingredients such as dink and godambi.

Delicious 😋 mouth Melting Besan and Dink Ladoo

so here’s what you need to make this mouth Melting dessert Ladoo!

Ingredients for Besan and Dink Ladoo

  • 1/2 kg Gram flour (Besan)
  • 1/2 kg brown sugar
  • 500g butter(Ghee)
  • 50gm or half cup Dink ( Gond, gum Arabic)
  • 100 gm Almond
  • 100gm Cashew nuts
  • 50gm Godambi . (Ker beej)
  • 10 gm Green Cardamon.
Ingredients for making Ladoo.
  • prep time: 30 minutes
  • cooking time: 45minutes
  • 30 to 40 Ladoos

step-by-step recipe

  • roast the Besan ( Gram flour) in a pan until light brown. Keep all roasted Besan in a big dish.
Roast Besan until light brown
  • After that deep fry Dink (Gond, gum Arabic) in a fryer or in a pan. Quickly remove when they start to expand so that they are not over cooked.
Deep fry dink
Grind the dink in and make a paste
  • step by step all dry fruits and brown sugar should be grinded to a powder and mixed with the roasted besan.
Almond
Godambi
Cashews
Brown sugar
  • Then, add cardamon powder and mix it well.
Mix all ingredients properly.
  • Melt the butter( Ghee) in a pan .
Melt butter or Ghee in a pan.
  • Let the butter cool down and pour slowly, bit by bit, on top of all the mixed ingredients until it becomes soft and easy to form round balls. You can add extra butter or ghee if you need.
Melt the butter
Mix properly till make round balls.
Make round Ladoo and pinch Almond or Cashew on top on Ladoo.
Enjoy your mouth Melting Besan Dink and dry fruits Ladoo😋
Keep this in a secure container and enjoy yourself and feed your guests.
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Mouthwatering Sevaiya Kheer

Some call it shevai, some sevaiya and some even shemai, but whatever you call it, this delicious recipe made with usual, household dessert staples is a simple and uncomplicated dessert. Sevaiya are essentially thin, hand-tossed vermicelli noodles (the mee variety in Malaysian lingo) typically made of refined flour (maida) in Northern India, and rice flour in Southern India.

Mouthwatering Sevaiya Kheer: Desserts that Impress

So, you like what you see, right? So here’s what you need to make this tasty, simple dessert that looks just as impressive as it tastes.

Ingredients for Sevaiya Kheer

  • 1/2 a cup broken sevaiya (refined wheat flour noodles)
  • 2-3 tbsp ghee (clarified butter)
  • 1/2 a cup of white sugar
  • 1 pint of normal milk (full fat milk optional)
  • A few strands of saffron
  • 1 tsp cardamom powder (elaichi)
  • 1/2 tsp nutmeg powder (jaiphal)
  • Assorted dry fruits such as almonds, raisins, pistachios, cashew, etc.
  • Pistachio or almond for garnish
Sevaiya Kheer Ingredients
  • Prep Time: 10 minutes
  • Cooking time: 30 minutes
  • Serves: 6

  • Special notes: Substitute sugar with sugar substitutes to make this recipe healthier. You can also make this recipe with jaggery (expect a change in taste, colour and texture) to make the recipe more nutritous. You can make this recipe with milk subsitutes such as soy milk to make it vegan (expect a change in taste, colour and texture).

Step-by-Step Recipe Sevaiya Kheer

  • Heat the ghee in a clean pan.
Heat the ghee in a clean pan on a low flame
  • Add the sevaiya and roast on flame till they turn lightly brown.
Roast the sevaiya in ghee till they turn slightly brown
  • Add a pintful of milk, stir continuously and let the sevaiya cook on low flame till they turn soft.
Add the milk and let the sevaiya cook till soft
  • As you stir continuously, add the dry fruits, cardomon powder, nutmeg powder and saffron strands, either in proportion or according to your taste.
Add the dry fruits, and cardomon and nutmeg powders
  • Than add the 1/2 cup sugar. I prefer my kheer to be slightly less sweet but you can add more or less sugar depending on your taste preference.
Now add sugar to your kheer
  • Cook on a low flame till the sevaiya are cooked (medium thick).
Cook till the sevaiya become medium thick
  • Garnish with your choice of chopped dry fruits and serve hot or cold.
Garnish with sliced almonds and serve hot or chilled

Enjoy this delicious sevaiya kheer on any occasion, any day, anywhere in the world!