When amma makes ghee, she usually ditches the milk solids that settle down after the heating part. We usually make ghee from small amounts of butter and so it didn't matter. But this time when I made ghee, I used a one pound butter block and there was quite some milk solids left over. I didn't want to waste them, after all it is just solidified milk. When I was talking about this with amma, she gave me this idea to make laddoos. Sounded simple and knew that the huss would love these.
I used wheat flour but you can use urad dhal or moong dhal flour too. And tastewise, it was great ~ crunchy from the milk solids, melt in the mouth from the ghee and nutty from the wheat flour. One point that needs attention is roasting the wheat flour. You have to get a nice nutty aroma and the colour should be a golden brown.
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So thats it Folks...
With Love,
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I used wheat flour but you can use urad dhal or moong dhal flour too. And tastewise, it was great ~ crunchy from the milk solids, melt in the mouth from the ghee and nutty from the wheat flour. One point that needs attention is roasting the wheat flour. You have to get a nice nutty aroma and the colour should be a golden brown.
Prep Time: Nil; Cooking time: 15 mins; Makes: 7-8 ~*What U Need*~ Left over milk solids from the ghee Wheat flour - 1/2 cup Sugar - 3 tbsp Ghee - 3 tbsp or more Cashew nuts - 2 tbsp How I Made it: Put the wheat flour in the pan which has the milk solids and mix well to combine. The flour should become wet. Transfer this to a kadai and in medium heat roast till you a rich aroma and the wheat flour turns golden brown. Remove from heat, add the sugar, give it a stir and allow to cool. Heat 3 tbsp ghee in a pan and fry the cashews. Once the wheat mixture becomes hand-bearable, add the cashews and the ghee, mix well and start forming laddoos. Add more ghee if you cannot form balls. |
So thats it Folks...
With Love,
Signs off!!!
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Very delicious idea, ladoos look perfect..
ReplyDeleteWow , super idea....will try this next time I make ghee from butter at home. Hope the little one is doing better now :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely wheat flour laddoo.
ReplyDeleteNice idea,Perfect looking laddoos..
ReplyDeleteLadoos look so perfect and tempting !
ReplyDeleteThis laddoos makes me nostalgic..Love them to the core.
ReplyDeletewow loving this authentic nei ladoo :) looks so yummy and delicious .. perfectly shaped !!
ReplyDeletewow dear, this is so healthy too, i just mix rice with the leftover ghee, ill try this next time.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very creative way of using up the leftover milk solids!
ReplyDeleteyummy ones.. nice prep
ReplyDeleteDelicious and lovely looking ladoos. Must have been so fulfilling. Perfect recipe for the festive season.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
this is an awesome way to prepare laddoos.. :) Great that you din't let go the milk solids as waste.. This idea I'll be using whenever I prepare ghee! Thanks a ton dear
ReplyDeleteI need this ladoo nw.Looks delicious
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Laddu looks delicious and yummy.
ReplyDeleteLadoo looks delicious.
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ReplyDeleteLovely ladoos.
ReplyDeletereally good use of those milk solids. I always throw them out! will try this next time.
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ReplyDeletelovely ladoo never thought can make milk solids...will try for sure..your new follower..
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ReplyDeleteVimitha, great idea! No wastage and something delicious comes out of it, brilliant!
ReplyDeleteHello Vimitha,
ReplyDeleteThese laddos remind me of my grandmother who used to make them after making ghee. Rich in taste, they were relished very much by everyone. I have also to thank you for Raagi porridge that you once posted in your blog under the name "malt" (if I remember correctly). Whenever I make it, I remember you. Thanks :)
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thats a good way to use the milk solids. am sure they were tasty and delicious.
ReplyDeleteVery healthy laddoos. Nice idea to add leftover milk soilds. Mom used to make these using ragi flour.
ReplyDeleteWonderful ideas ofmaking ladoos with milk solids. Nicely done
ReplyDeletenice way to use up leftover, I never left with anything, now have to make sure I do so I can make this one.
ReplyDeleteWith ghee ladoos tastes awesome.Yummy
ReplyDeleteThanks, such a tasty and useful way to use the milk solids after making ghee or clarified butter.
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