Paan Ladoo
Recipe by Somewhat Chef · Watch on YouTube
VegetarianGluten Free
25
minutes
Medium
effort
Prep Ahead
- Chill gulkand for at least 1 hour
Nutrition
per serving
180kcal
Protein2g
Carbs23g
Fat10g
Nutrition values are AI-estimated based on ingredients.
Dish Info
Cuisine
North Indian
Dish Type
Ladoo
Meal Type
DessertSnack
Cooking
Raw
Goes well with
After MealsTeaCoffee
Ingredients
- Fresh betel leaves (Paan ke patte), about 5-6 leaves
- A mixture of nuts and seeds (sliced almonds, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, black and golden raisins, candied fruit pieces, fox nuts, cashew pieces), about half a cup
- Desiccated coconut (Nariyal ka boora), about 1 cup in total
- Palm jaggery powder (Khajur ka gud), about 3-4 tablespoons
- Condensed milk, approximately a quarter cup
- Gulkand (rose petal preserve), a spoonful for each laddu
- Small, colorful candied fruit pieces (tutti-frutti) in green, orange, pink, and yellow for garnish
Method
- 1Remove stems from betel leaves using scissors.
- 2Roughly cut the betel leaves into smaller pieces.
- 3Add cut betel leaves, mixed nuts and seeds, desiccated coconut, and palm jaggery powder to a blender jar.
- 4Blend the ingredients into a coarse, green, crumbly mixture.
- 5Pour condensed milk into the blender jar with the coarse mixture.
- 6Blend again until a smoother, more cohesive green paste is formed.
- 7Transfer the green paste to a white bowl.
- 8Take a small portion of the paste, flatten it in your palm, and create a hollow.
- 9Place a spoonful of chilled gulkand in the center of the flattened paste.
- 10Bring the edges of the paste together to enclose the gulkand, rolling it into a neat, spherical laddu.
- 11Roll each formed laddu in a separate bowl of desiccated coconut until it is fully coated.
- 12Press small, colorful candied fruit pieces gently onto the top of each laddu for decoration.
These instructions are our analysis of the original video. Watch on YouTube →
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