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Sago Ladoo
🟢 Veg🌾 Gluten-free📊 Medium
Traditional 25. Sago Ladoo recipe
⏱️10 minPrep
🔥25 minCook
🕒35 minTotal
🍽️15Serves
🧺 Ingredients
👩🍳 How to make Sago Ladoo
- Soak & dry sabudana (10 mins): Wash sabudana thoroughly, soak in water for 3-4 hours, then drain completely and dry on a cloth (visual cue: pearls separate, no moisture visible).
- Dry roast (15-20 mins, low heat): Heat sabudana in a dry pan on low flame, stirring constantly for 15-20 minutes until transparent and lightly brown (visual cue: sabudana turns from white to transparent to light brown, becomes crispy).
- Roast nuts (2 mins, medium heat): Heat ghee, roast cashews until golden. Remove and set aside (visual cue: cashews turn golden).
- Mix (2 mins): Add roasted sabudana, powdered sugar, cardamom powder, and roasted cashews to ghee. Mix thoroughly on low heat until everything combines (visual cue: mixture is uniform, coated with ghee).
- Cool (5 mins): Transfer to plate to cool until handleable (visual cue: mixture cools to warm but workable temperature).
- Shape (3 mins): Form into 15 laddoos (visual cue: firm, well-shaped balls). Top each with an almond.
📖 Cultural notes
Sago Ladoo is made during fasting periods and festivals in Punjab, especially Navratri, believed to be light, easily digestible, and blessed for spiritual occasions. ---
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