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Maharashtrian Dinkache Ladoo Recipe (Whole Wheat Flour Truffles With Edible Gum & Dry Fruits)

Maharashtrian Dinkache Ladoo Recipe (Whole Wheat Flour Truffles With Edible Gum & Dry Fruits)

By Admin
Prep Time Total in 60 M
Course Snack
Cuisine Maharashtrian Recipes
Diet Vegetarian

Maharashtrian Dinkache Ladoo Recipe is the Whole Wheat Flour Truffles With Edible Gum & Dry Fruits. Dinkache ladoo are made using whole wheat flour, skinned and split black gram (Urad dal) flour , edible gum , dry fruits (dry dates , grated dry coconut , nuts), sugar and ghee. All the ingredients used in the recipe provide warmth and energy to our body which is much required during winters. 

Ingredients

  • 3 cups Whole Wheat Flour
  • 1 cup White Urad Dal (Split)
  • 1 cup Dessicated Coconut
  • 1 cup Dry dates powder (kharik pud)
  • 1-1/2 cups Sugar
  • or 1 cup powdered Jaggery
  • 1 cup Ghee
  • 1 cup Mixed nuts
  • (Almonds
  • Walnuts and Cashew nuts)
  • 1/2 cup Gond (natural gum)
  • 1/2 teaspoon Cardamom Powder (Elaichi)
  • 1/2 teaspoon Nutmeg powder
  • 1 teaspoon Dry ginger powder

Instructions

Step 1

To begin making Maharashtrian Dinkache Ladoo Recipe (Whole Wheat Flour Truffles With Edible Gum & Dry Fruits), heat a heavy bottom pan and dry roast the split and skinned black gram on a low to medium flame for 7-10 minutes

Step 2

Keep stirring the dal to ensure it is been roasted evenly and it does not catch the bottom of the pan

Step 3

You will get a nice aroma while you roast the dal

Step 4

Remove the roasted dal in a plate

Step 5

On cooling, grind to a fine powder using a grinder

Step 6

 Grate the dry coconut using grater and keep aside

Step 7

Take edible gum in a grinder jar and make a fine powder

Step 8

Similarly powder the sugar and keep aside

Step 9

Dry roast the dry fruits on low to medium flame for about 3- 5 minutes

Step 10

On cooling coarsely grind them or chop them

Step 11

Heat the same heavy bottom large wok , add 1/2 cup ghee and to it add the powdered urad dal

Step 12

Fry on low flame until pink in color

Step 13

This may take around 5 minutes

Step 14

    Now add the whole wheat flour to the roasted urad dal in batches and keep stirring continuously

Step 15

Roast the wheat flour for about 4-5 minutes without adding more ghee

Step 16

To the roasted urad dal and wheat flour, add the powdered edible gum

Step 17

Roast for 2-3 minutes

Step 18

Now add the powdered dried dates

Step 19

Roast for 1-2 minutes

Step 20

(In many Indian groceries, you can get powdered dry dates easily

Step 21

In case you do not find, it can be made at home

Step 22

De seed the dried dates ( chuara/ Kharik )

Step 23

Now cut into small pieces using a sharp knife or scissors

Step 24

Put the chopped pieces of dried dates into a grinder jar or food processor to get a coarse powder )Now add grated dried coconut followed by the chopped nuts to the mixture and keep stirring the entire mixture using a large ladle

Step 25

Now put off the heat and add the powdered sugar followed by the dry ginger powder and the sweet masala

Step 26

Blend everything very well

Step 27

If not making the ladoos as offering to God, you can taste the ladoo mixture at this stage

Step 28

Now our ladoo mixture is ready

Step 29

Add the remaining melted 1/2 cup ghee to it as needed

Step 30

  Mix well and check by taking handful of mixture in your palms, if you are able to bind ladoos, do not add more ghee

Step 31

If you are not able to form  a ball shape then you can add all the remaining ghee

Step 32

Roll between the palm to give a round shape

Step 33

Make all the ladoos similarly while still warm

Step 34

As once the mixture cools down, then the ghee solidifies making it difficult to bind the ladoos

Step 35

This happens especially in the area where the temperature is low

Step 36

 On cooling keep the ladoos in air tight containers and store at room temperature

Step 37

 Serve Maharashtrian Dinkache Ladoo Recipe (Whole Wheat Flour Truffles With Edible Gum & Dry Fruits) with Badam Kheer Recipe (Spiced Almond Milk) or Turmeric Milk Recipe (Haldi Doodh) for a winter breakfast

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