I made this laddos once without gulkand and everyone loved it so when next time I was thinking what to make , I thought why not to make poha / Aval laddos with gulkand. But I was not in a mood to open up the condensed milk can just for that because I was not sure that I will be using it soon or not. So I tried to make condensed milk at that time, made it , love it and it was so easy and so delicious, now I am thinking what I will do to those cans which are sitting in my pantry. You can add melted chocolate also in this laddos, it will enhance the flavor more and you can cut back condensed milk.
To make condensed milk I need icing sugar, since I was not a big baking person and above all icing person, I don't have it in my pantry, I Google the recipe and it was easy so I made that first , then I made condensed milk and then I made laddos. Don't worry I will show all three recipes here in one post only. so lets make Poha laddos.
For Icing sugar
1/4 cup regular sugar
1 tbsp. Corn starch
blender
Method:
Blend the sugar in blender and make a powder out of it.
Then add corn starch and pulse for 4-5 times only.
Done , your icing sugar is ready. since in condensed milk, I only needed 1/4 cup, I make that much only.
DON'T MIX CORN STARCH IN THE BEGINNING , with the heat and chemicals, sugar will harden.
Since I was going to use it at once, I keep it out till it cools.
Poha Laddos Ingredients :
2 cups Poha / rice flakes / Aval
1/2 cup condensed milk
2 tbsp. warm gulkand
pinch of cardamom powder
nuts in you want to add any, I didn't
Method:
Dry roast poha in a pan till it change it color little bit.
Take it out and let it cool.
Then add those poha in blender and make a powder. It totally upon you , if you like texture leave little bit whole or make it fine powder.
Take it out in a bowl, add condensed milk, cardamom powder, gulkand and mix it very well.
It should make nice balls, if doesn't then add more condensed milk.
Make as per your choice balls. If it sticks to your hand, grease it with little bit ghee or water.
Serve it after 15 minutes so you will have nice crunch.
By the time I post this , made this twice and this time I made it with molasses, turned out good too. check it out. If you don't have molasses, use pancake syrup, comes out same and use less ghee too.
http://www.simplysensationalfood.com/2014/04/announcing-eventlets-cook-sweet-treats.html
To make condensed milk I need icing sugar, since I was not a big baking person and above all icing person, I don't have it in my pantry, I Google the recipe and it was easy so I made that first , then I made condensed milk and then I made laddos. Don't worry I will show all three recipes here in one post only. so lets make Poha laddos.
For Icing sugar
1/4 cup regular sugar
1 tbsp. Corn starch
blender
Method:
Blend the sugar in blender and make a powder out of it.
Then add corn starch and pulse for 4-5 times only.
Done , your icing sugar is ready. since in condensed milk, I only needed 1/4 cup, I make that much only.
DON'T MIX CORN STARCH IN THE BEGINNING , with the heat and chemicals, sugar will harden.
ICING SUGAR |
Condensed Milk Ingredients :
1/2 cup milk powder
1/4 cup icing sugar
1/4 cup boiling water
1 and 1/2 tbsp. butter chopped
Method:
Boil the water till it bubbles.
In a blender, add milk powder, icing sugar and butter. Pulse it for few times.
Add the boiling water and make a fine puree out of it.
Take it out in bowl or container where you want to store it and when it's cool store it in fridge or use it in recipe.
HOME MADE CONDENSED MILK |
Poha Laddos Ingredients :
2 cups Poha / rice flakes / Aval
1/2 cup condensed milk
2 tbsp. warm gulkand
pinch of cardamom powder
nuts in you want to add any, I didn't
Method:
Dry roast poha in a pan till it change it color little bit.
Take it out and let it cool.
Then add those poha in blender and make a powder. It totally upon you , if you like texture leave little bit whole or make it fine powder.
Take it out in a bowl, add condensed milk, cardamom powder, gulkand and mix it very well.
It should make nice balls, if doesn't then add more condensed milk.
Make as per your choice balls. If it sticks to your hand, grease it with little bit ghee or water.
Serve it after 15 minutes so you will have nice crunch.
http://www.simplysensationalfood.com/2014/04/announcing-eventlets-cook-sweet-treats.html
Never knew how to make condensed milk yet its impressive. I shall try making too. And the poha; again something new yet I would love to have a ball.
ReplyDeleteVery useful and informative post dear.. Loved the ladoos.. Thanks for sharing the recipe for icing sugar and condensed milk as well..
ReplyDeleteyummy ladoos with gulkand just super
ReplyDeleteI recently tried making condensed milk in similar way!! It tasted great!! Lovely recipe of laddus.. Definitely worth a try..
ReplyDeletethats some innovation...have so much of rose spread will use this recipe:)
ReplyDelete.looks tempting and flavorsome:)
Useful post dear...next time I will try to make condense milk...yummy super delicious ladoos..
ReplyDeletetruly delicious!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks very yumm..
ReplyDeleteWell done with homemade condensed milk and icing sugar.. Those laddoos are damn attractive, would love to have some.
ReplyDeletePerfectly shaped ladoo. So yummy with home made condensed milk.
ReplyDeleteperfect..wish i could grab a few,Linsy:)
ReplyDeletelove to have some right now .looks attractive.
ReplyDeletecan't you please send some over here for me please!
ReplyDeletetake everything, Sharing is caring, thanks for stopping by.
DeleteThis is something new to me & the laddos look yummy.
ReplyDeleteGreat dish when we have a sweet tooth...
ReplyDeleteCreative one.. Looks yummy too
ReplyDeleteLovely ladoos!
ReplyDeletevery yummy lukinh laddus n healthy too.love to feed kids dis type of foods.
ReplyDeleteAren't you just amazing? And supremely talented. Beautiful combo!
ReplyDeletelove the idea of home made condensed milk... those laddoos look delicious...
ReplyDeleteLinsy, that is just perfect.
ReplyDeleteonce i tried poha ladoo...next time will try with gulkand..
ReplyDeleteInteresting recipe.
ReplyDeletePoha ladoo with Gulkand sounds interesting:-)
ReplyDeleteinteresting..they look yummy
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