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Milky Coconut Laddu

Creating Irresistible Coconut Laddu Magic

                                 

If you're a fan of delightful Indian sweets, you're in for a treat! Coconut Laddu, a beloved confection that embodies the essence of traditional Indian cuisine, is here to steal the show. This timeless dessert, with its divine combination of grated coconut, condensed milk, and a touch of optional nuts and raisins, is a true masterpiece of flavor and texture.

So, let's embark on a culinary journey that's both easy and exquisite, as we delve into the world of Coconut Laddu. We'll guide you through the process, from selecting the finest ingredients to achieving the perfect consistency and, finally, rolling these sweet delights into luscious laddus.

Ingredients

  1. 1. Grated Coconut/Desiccated Coconut - 4 Cups:

    1. The star of our show, the coconut, contributes its unique tropical sweetness and a delightful texture.

  2. 2. Condensed Milk (Sweetened) - 1 Tin (400g):

    1. The condensed milk adds a creamy richness and just the right amount of sweetness to our laddu.

  3. 3. Optional Nuts and Raisins:

    1. For an extra layer of texture and flavor, you can opt to include your favorite nuts and raisins. Almonds, cashews, and golden raisins work beautifully.


Method

  1. Reserve a Cup of Grated Coconut: Before we begin the magical transformation of coconut into laddu, set aside a cup of grated coconut for our final touch.
  2. The Kadai Chronicles: In a thick-bottomed kadai, combine the sweetened condensed milk and the bulk of your grated coconut. Give it a good mix, and then it's time to introduce heat.
  3. Slow and Steady Wins the Race: On low heat, stir the mixture constantly to prevent any sticking. This ensures that the laddu base is cooked to perfection, infused with all the flavors of the coconut and condensed milk.
  4. The Telltale Sign of Readiness: Keep cooking until you observe the mixture beginning to leave the sides of the kadai, which usually takes about 5 minutes. At this point, you can remove it from the heat and allow it to cool.
  5. Time to Get Your Hands Greasy!: Once the mixture has cooled down, use greased hands to shape it into laddus. These small, round delights are not only delectable but also a delight to the eyes.
  6. Roll in the Reserved Coconut: Roll each laddu in the reserved grated coconut to create a beautiful, textured exterior. This step not only adds visual appeal but also enhances the coconut flavor.
  7. Exploring Flavor Variations: For a creative twist, consider rolling your laddus in grated chocolate. It's a delightful deviation from tradition that's sure

Milk Coconut Laddu

This recipe has its own special place in our hearts and is loved by many, as evidenced by its participation in a Great Chef event organized by the Barking Council in London. Now, it's your turn to create this culinary masterpiece and share the joy of Coconut Laddu with your loved ones. Whether you're a seasoned chef or an enthusiastic beginner, this recipe is a must-try that's sure to win hearts and palates alike. Happy cooking! 🥥🍬




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