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    Last Updated: July 17, 2020 | First Published on: November 11, 2010 by Hari Chandana Ponnaluri

    Boondi Laddu Recipe

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    Ingredients :For the boondi batter :

    Gram Flour/ batter : 2 and ½ cups
    Water : 2 and ½ cups or more

    For the sugar syrup :

    Sugar : 2 ½ cups
    Water : 1 ½ cups
    Cardamom Powder : 1 tsp
    A big pinch of Cooking Camphor (Pacha Karpooram)

    For Garnish :

    Cashews and Raisins

    Oil / Ghee for Deep Frying

    ~ Boondi Ladle ~

    Method :

    1. Mix together gram flour and water and keep aside. Heat ghee or oil in a wide vessel.


    2. Pour the besan batter through the boondi ladle in hot oil and deep fry them till light golden color.


    3. Remove from the oil and set aside.


    4. Grind some of the boondi into coarse powder and set aside.


    5. Mix the sugar and 1 ½ cups of water and make a one thread sugar syrup. Add the cardamom powder and cooking camphor to the sugar syrup. Turn off the flame and set aside. Mix the boondi, fried dry fruits and powdered boondi into the sugar syrup and leave for two hours.

    6. Take a little portion of boondi mixture and shape into round and tight laddoos.


    7. Store in a airtight container.

    Other Names : Boondhi Laddoo, Bundi Ladoo.

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    1. Anonymous says

      March 19, 2012 at 4:38 am

      hi, nice boondis i wanted to prepare it, if u leave for 2 hrs, does it not get hard become sweet boondi?

      Reply
    2. Anonymous says

      August 08, 2012 at 7:14 am

      How many can you make with this recipe? They look so drooling.

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