Ladoos are a favorite to Ganapati Bappa and if you don't want to prepare an elaborate recipe for the upcoming Ganesh Chaturthi festival, why not try this simple Til ka Ladoo which hardly takes half an hour to prepare this ladoo.You can check out various recipes like Kudumulu, Undrallu, Kozhukattai, Holige, Karanji, Ladoo,few more sweets and savory recipes here for Ganesh Chaturthi festival.For the complete Ganesh Chaturthi recipe collection, CLICK HERE.
'Til ka Ladoo' which is called as 'Nuvvula Undalu' or 'Chimili' in Andhra Pradesh is a simple laddu recipe which requires just two ingredients - sesame seeds and jaggery. The sesame seeds are roasted and ground together with jaggery and is shaped into small ladoos. There is another variation for this laddu where the sesame seeds are mixed with jaggery syrup and is formed into small ladoos which is extremely popular in Maharashtra and is prepared during festivals like Sankranti and Ganesh Chaturthi.
My mom prepares this mixture(sesame seeds- jaggery) along with Groundnut - Jaggery mixture and use them as a filling for Kudumulu/Modak during Ganesh Chaturthi or to pair with Ottu Shavige (String Hoppers/Idiyappam) or as a filling for Obbattu(Holige), but my mom does not make that mixtures into ladoos. We used to finish half of these mixtures in the form of powder before she uses it for the other stuff and hence when ever she prepares, she prepares them in a large quantity.I prefer the groundnut version more than the sesame seed mixture as I like the taste of groundnuts more.
'Til ka Ladoo' which is called as 'Nuvvula Undalu' or 'Chimili' in Andhra Pradesh is a simple laddu recipe which requires just two ingredients - sesame seeds and jaggery. The sesame seeds are roasted and ground together with jaggery and is shaped into small ladoos. There is another variation for this laddu where the sesame seeds are mixed with jaggery syrup and is formed into small ladoos which is extremely popular in Maharashtra and is prepared during festivals like Sankranti and Ganesh Chaturthi.
My mom prepares this mixture(sesame seeds- jaggery) along with Groundnut - Jaggery mixture and use them as a filling for Kudumulu/Modak during Ganesh Chaturthi or to pair with Ottu Shavige (String Hoppers/Idiyappam) or as a filling for Obbattu(Holige), but my mom does not make that mixtures into ladoos. We used to finish half of these mixtures in the form of powder before she uses it for the other stuff and hence when ever she prepares, she prepares them in a large quantity.I prefer the groundnut version more than the sesame seed mixture as I like the taste of groundnuts more.
Yields 10-12 ladoos
Prep time: 15 mins | Cooking time: 5 mins | Total time: 20 mins
Cuisine: Indian | Category: Sweets
Ingredients:
1 cup Sesame seeds(white variety)
3/4 cup Jaggery,grated
Method:
- Dry roast sesame seeds little at a time till they turn slightly golden brown.Sesame seeds pop up while roasting and hence dry roast it in a deep pan.
- Grind the sesame seeds in whipper mode and add grated jaggery half the way and pulse it again in whipper mode till it forms a moist mass.Do not run the mixture for long in the mixie, it will become a paste otherwise.
- Make small balls out of the mixture and arrange the ladoos in a wide air tight container.
- You can even use black colored sesame seeds instead of the white variety.
- You can adjust the quantity of jaggery to suit your taste buds.In case if you find it less sweeter after you grind it you can add bit more and grind again.
- You can use this filling for Kudumulu/Modak which we prepare during Ganesh Chaturthi or to pair with Ottu Shavige (String Hoppers/Idiyappam) or as a filling for Obbattu(Holige).
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ReplyDeleteI have been looking for this recipe for a really long time. Thanks so much for this!
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