Showing posts with label roasted bengal gram. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roasted bengal gram. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 10, 2014

Instant Rice podi| Potu kadala parupu podi

There are days when you  know you have to cook but too lazy to even move a finger on those days such powders come handy and you know you're still eating healthy.
Just a drop of ghee or sesame seed oil drizzled over this podi/powder sprinkled rice is a satisfying meal in itself  with some papads.

pottu kadala parupu podi for rice


Saturday, March 1, 2014

Oats roasted gram/pottu kadala ladoos

We all love our sweets in this house from the DH to the lil JA everyone.Especially LM who takes her love for ladoos after her cartoon hero the great Chotta Bheem.These are healthy not only does it have the potu kadalai ofcourse which is said to be very good for kids but also I added oats yes disguising it to send the wonder grain inside.

We by mistake purchased the first pack of potu kadala ladoos from a shop and then all of us fell in love with it.When i checked for the recipes it was much easier than my first try at ladoos which was the besan ladoos which i found too tricky yes the roasting the besan part.But the outcome was nonetheless super good and vanished in a day.




When I tried these potu kadala ladoos they were easy peasy (i felt) so i tried sneaking in the oats in it too noone even knew it was in there and I was one happy mommy!



 You need

Potu kadala/roasted bengal gram or daalia 1 cup
Oats half cup
Powdered Sugar less than 3/4 th cup
Ghee 3 tablespoons
Milk half cup or more/less as needed
Cardamom powder 1 generous pinch
Cashews 6 nos broken into small pieces
Raisins/kismis 8-10



  • Heat a pan on a low flame to dry roast the oats.Be careful it burns really quick.This takes about 2-3 minutes.Allow to cool.
  • Take the potu kadala,oats and sugar in a blender and powder it smooth.
  • Take this powder and spread it out on a plate.
  • Heat the ghee in a pan, add the nuts and raisins to this once golden brown turn off the heat.
  • Add the powdered kadala, sugar and oats mix to this and turn on the heat to a medium low.
  • Keep stirring well until all the ghee has been absorbed and the mixture appears like a crumbly mixture.
  • Remove this mixture on to a plate and add enough milk little by little until you can shape the mixture to balls.
    • Grease your hands with butter or ghee and roll them out into ladoos. 


    Yummy healthy oats pottu kadala ladoos are ready.Since we have added milk and ghee they will stay good for only 2 days if they last longer please refrigerate them in an air tight container.






    Oats roasted gram/pottu kadala ladoos

    We all love our sweets in this house from the DH to the lil JA everyone.Especially LM who takes her love for ladoos after her cartoon hero the great Chotta Bheem.These are healthy not only does it have the potu kadalai ofcourse which is said to be very good for kids but also I added oats yes disguising it to send the wonder grain inside.

    Monday, August 26, 2013

    Maaladoo/Pottu kadala ladoo/Roasted gram ladoos

    Its festival time and holiday time in school so these lil tiny bite sized goodies are really needed to occupy the kids and their mouths!Last week we LM had model exams in school yea for 1st standard kids, and I chose to relax this last weekend because it felt like I went back to school!!

    I had tried besan(chick pea flour) ladoos and thought the process especially the roasting the flour bit was too confusing.Well in this ladoo that process can be easily omitted and so i feel its good healthy and yummy :) 




    My daughter and everyone loved these and i know these are those go-to sweets in case of emergency.Did i tell you my LM loves ladoos because her fav cartoon guy the great Chotta Bheem loves them!Ahem..while i'm still wondering when Popeye the sailor can eat Spinach why can't our indian Bheem have something healthy.Ladoos are yummy especially these!



    Preparation Time: 20 minutes
    Makes about 20 ladoos(small size)
    Recipe source : Here

    You need 


    Pottu kadala/roasted gram 1 and 1/2 cups
    Ghee half cup(or more) melted
    Sugar powdered with 2-3 cardamoms only seeds needed
    Broken cashews nuts 3 tablespoons

    - Powder the gram in a mixer and sieve for any large bits.
    - In same mixer jar powder sugar with the cardamom pods and keep aside.
    - In a thick bottom pan, add the ghee, now add the nuts and fry till brown.Drain onto a plate.
    - In same ghee in the pan, add the ground gram/kadala powder and toast it until the mixture is a little course.Turn off the heat.
    - Add the powdered sugar and fried nuts.
    - Allow the mixture to cool a little and clump mix with both hands to form balls.Repeat for all the mixture.

    A brief pictorial :


    Notes : 
    - The amount of ghee may vary depending on quality of dry ingredient.
    - My  ladoos had just enough ghee they did hold shape if you want you can add some more ghee to make them into balls.
    - Cardamom pods powder better with sugar.You can peel the cardamoms and use the peels in your tea.



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    Maaladoo/Pottu kadala ladoo/Roasted gram ladoos

    Its festival time and holiday time in school so these lil tiny bite sized goodies are really needed to occupy the kids and their mouths!Last week we LM had model exams in school yea for 1st standard kids, and I chose to relax this last weekend because it felt like I went back to school!!

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