

Hi
Here i am ready to run the Blogging Marathon by srivalli for the second week. This week i shall stick to the theme "INDIAN SWEETS". So day 1 is Kadalai/ Groundnut urundai. We usually make this for Kaarthikai.
INGREDIENTS
Roasted groundnuts 4 cups
Powdered jaggery 1 1/2 cup
Water Just enough to soak the jaggery
Cardamom powder 1 tsp
PREPARATION
Roast the groundnuts well. Clean it .

Powder the jaggery.

In a pan take the jaggery and the water and boil it on medium heat. When the syrup starts to thicken , put some in a cup of water to test for the consistency.

It should be hard ball consistency. That means when the syrup is put in cool water it should form a ball just as shown. Should become hard when taken out of water


Pour this syrup on the roasted groundnuts and mix well

Apply little rice flour to your palms and take some and roll it between your palms.BE CAREFUL AS THIS IS GOING TO BE VERY HOT

Roll all the balls and keep it on a flat plate. If possible roll it in the plate again(shake the plate horizontally. It gives a good round shape to the balls...sort of sifting motion)

Lovely groundnut urundai ready!!!!!!!!!!

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I love this..my grandma used to make this
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love peanuts in any form..
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Superb healthy recipe...
ReplyDeleteMy mom use to make it during festivals. yum!
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VardhinisKitchen
wow, they look so tempting :)
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ReplyDeleteThis is one sweet that I like most
ReplyDeleteDelicious kadalai urundai.Perfectly made
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Nice one !!!
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ReplyDeleteWow, you have posted one of my favorite laddus. Mouthwatering.
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I love this. Nice step by step pics rally very useful to know the jaggery consistency.
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