Laddus are sweet balls that are made during festive occasions or other joyful moments.Though laddus are prepared using gram flour mostly but this is a very different version of laddus using vermicelli.These are very crispy,crunchy and delightful,unlike the regular soft chewy laddus.They can be prepared in minutes and can be served for kids as evening snack.Hope u guys will give this a try & Enjoy making this at home with kids !!!
Ingredients
vermicelli/semiya 250
condensed milk 1/2 tin
butter 50 gm
vanilla essence 1 drop/cardamom powder
raisins 2 tbsp
Method
-Heat a pan and add the butter in it,Fry the raisins.Keep aside on a plate.
-Add the vermicelli and fry the vermicelli in a pan till golden brown.Add in the vanilla essence ,condensed milk & fried raisins.
-Mix to combine,dry up the moisture.Switch off flame when it starts to leave the sides of the pan.
-Take small portions in your palm and make balls.
-Serve !!
Servings ~ 15-20 balls/laddus
NOTES
* You can add cardamom powder instead of vanilla too.
* You can even add broken cashews for added taste instead of raisins.
* You can use fat free condensed milk too if u would like to avoid the extra calories.
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Ingredients
vermicelli/semiya 250
condensed milk 1/2 tin
butter 50 gm
vanilla essence 1 drop/cardamom powder
raisins 2 tbsp
Method
-Heat a pan and add the butter in it,Fry the raisins.Keep aside on a plate.
-Add the vermicelli and fry the vermicelli in a pan till golden brown.Add in the vanilla essence ,condensed milk & fried raisins.
-Mix to combine,dry up the moisture.Switch off flame when it starts to leave the sides of the pan.
-Take small portions in your palm and make balls.
-Serve !!
Servings ~ 15-20 balls/laddus
NOTES
* You can add cardamom powder instead of vanilla too.
* You can even add broken cashews for added taste instead of raisins.
* You can use fat free condensed milk too if u would like to avoid the extra calories.
Sending this to Kids Delight hosted by Archana@ The Mad Scientist Kitchen, Bachelor's feast hosted by Jaleela@ Cook book Jaleela,Show Me your HITS hosted by Roshni @ Roshni'S Kitchen
Have never seen semiya laddu before.. This is very interesting and delicious..
ReplyDeleteAm sure this must be one crunchy Ladoo
ReplyDeletedelicious attempt of ladoo with semiya dear
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That is interesting!!! I bet it will taste like a richer semiya payasam!!! Nice idea to serve them as laddus!!!
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A different ladoo, looks yum.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen laddus made with vermicilli before...looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen laddus made with vermicilli before...looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteInteresting and delightful...
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ReplyDeletesuperb.... well done
ReplyDeleteso creative julie.. i have never seen semiya ladoos :)
ReplyDeleteYummilicious balls, I loved the glaze on it dear..Must have tasted heavenly!!
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Oh no,it's truly a tempting yummy laddoo..I haven't tried so far one with semiya coating..Thanks.
ReplyDeleteVery nice and interesting recipe
ReplyDeleteinteresting ladoo dear..never heard before quite innovative...
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Simple and flavorful laddoos. Will try soon
ReplyDeletewow very creative of you
ReplyDeleteCute looking laddus!!
ReplyDeletevery tempting and delicious..
ReplyDeleteYummy laddus and creative idea...I love it...
ReplyDeleteyummy laddus and creative idea...I love it..
ReplyDeletenever seen these before, looks delectable
ReplyDeletevery interesting post :) and so perfectly done Julie :) yumm
ReplyDeletePerfect for a sunday afternoon when u want to snooze and the kids want to eat. Thanks for linking.
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Something new to me,sounds yumm ,Julie
ReplyDeleteTempting and yummy.Sounds interesting
ReplyDeletenever seen like this.. wonderful idea. thanks for linking to event
ReplyDeletesuper tempting and inviting
ReplyDeleteVery new to me and looks tempting
ReplyDeletenot only kids Julie.. people like me also love these kind of things... never seen these but sounds great.. very innovative
ReplyDeleteWow..looks sooo tempting and delicious...
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very creative laddos.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and delicious snack idea...they looks cute n inviting, sure hit with kids...will try it sometime n let u know...
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Interesting ladoo recipe,sure must have tasted yum
ReplyDeleteInnovative dessert, mouthwatering...
ReplyDeleteNew to me, looks interesting :)
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting recipe, yummy sweet balls. Awesome idea, Julie!
ReplyDeleteVery innovative :)) n never seen semiya laddu before.
ReplyDeleteQUite different from usual laddoos,very attractive.
ReplyDeleteWow! That looks absolutely irresistible :)
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interesting and delicious ladoo....please collect your award from my space....
ReplyDeletehi julie, celebration just round the corner for you. must be busy making cookies now.. never tried laddu before, they sure look yummy and cute. hmm .have a nice day
ReplyDeleteVery innovative Julie, looks superb..
ReplyDeleteI too was thinking of making this laddu...yummy
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