Yet another sweet (other than Rawa Urundai (rava balls)) which can be done easily if we make the flour and keep it in fridge. When I was carrying my 2nd son I was craving for this sweet. After his birth for sometime I didn’t do it at all. Now It is back in season.
Ingredients:
Green Gram Dhal (Moong Dhal) – 2 cups
Sugar – 2 cups ( I have used only 1)
Ghee – ½ cup
Cashew Nuts – 10
Method:
Fry the Moong dhal in a dry kadai till it turns light brown. Powder in a mixie together with sugar.
In a kadai, put one teaspoon ghee and fry the cashew nuts. Add to the flour. Mix thoroughly. Same kadai, put the remaining ghee and heat.
18 Replies to “Nei Urundai Recipe ( Moong Dal Ladoo ) – A Simple Diwali Sweet”
Yummy looking ladoos…
looks delicious and easy too.
Delicious laddo.My anna's favorite.
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laddu looks soo perfect n tempting!!
Not sure what Moong Dhal is, but I love anything with cashew nuts!
yummy…my favorite ladoo…
Love to finish that whole plate rite now,irresistible ladoos..
very very delicious and perfectly made ladoos 🙂 so tempting , love the way you have stacked them !!
Inviting laddoos
ladoo looks good, and seems your all set for diwali, advance wishes !!!
Ohff those ladoos look absolutely delicious.
Wow…laddu is just falling out of my screen!! love it!!
ladoo looks so perfect and yummy
my all time favourite ladoo…
Laddus look delicious and yummy.
This sweet is reminding me that Diwali is around the corner. The festival is not complete without such an inviting sweet and I still remember helping my mum to roll out the ladoo. These days we have ready made nei urundai flour but it's overly sweet. I am up there looking at the outcome and how you made them.
awesome ladoos.
its been a while i made these laddoos,now you are tempting me to make some..