For batter:
1 cup Besan
1 tablespoon melted ghee for batter
½ cup water
Pinch orange food colouring
For chasne (sugar syrup)
1 cup Sugar ¾ cup water
1 pinch Kesar(saffron)
15 almonds cut into slivers
10 almonds blanched and skin removed
2-3 drops red food colouring 2 cups
Method:
For the chasne (sugar syrup)
1. In a pan add the 1 cup sugar and ½ cup water bring to boil.
2. Add the kesar, cardamon powder and pinch of food colouring.
3. Turn off heat when all the sugar is melted and chasne reaches ½ thread consistency (1/2 tar)
How to make boondi laddu:
1. Sieve the besan flour to remove lumps and add a pinch of food colouring.
2. Add 1 tablespoon of melted ghee and make a thick batter using the ½ cup water.
3. Keep aside
5. Hold the sieve about 2 inches from the oil. Take a ladle full of the batter and pour small amounts on to the sieve with small round holes.
8. Repeat the procedure till all the batter is used up.
9. To blanch the almonds add them to boiling water and leave for 5 mins
Remove from water and skin will slide off. Split the almonds in to halves and than quarters.
10. To the blanched almond quarters add 2-3 colours red food colouring ,toss to coat the almonds to colour them red. Place on kitchen paper to dry.
11. Mix the boondi into the sugar syrup, coating evenly and leave for ½-1 hour for the syrup to penetrate the boondis.
13. Transfer to serving dish. Boondi is ready.
NB: For boondi ladoos, divide the mixture into 8 parts and make small golf ball sized ladoos from the boondi.
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ReplyDeleteI love boondis, used to have it when I used to go to temples as a kid. Lekin boondi ka size thoda chhota nahi hai?
ReplyDelete@krrish I think you are referring to jalebis not boondis ,jalebis are round and spiral.
ReplyDelete..love boondis...
ReplyDeleteNo I am referring to Boondis only and not Jalebis. :)
ReplyDeleteNice yar....I will try it
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