Kesar, Pista Coconut Ladoo, a super soft and delightful melt in your mouth ladoo made with desiccated coconut, Basundi and flavoured with saffron and pistachio nuts.
Gujarati community celebrates Navratri with extreme passion and fervour, for every Gujju when sounds of the Dhol and the clapping of Dandiya sticks are heard, automatically their feet starts tapping and they gets grooving most delectable way.
Being Gujju our enthusiasm has not gone low to play Garba, same time prayers and worships goes on with the same enthusiasm for total nine days in our house too. I bring earthen and decorated pot with holes and light it every evening. The pot we call "Garbo" or "Garbi" and light symbolise the power "Shakti" Chanting and listening devotional songs brings peace to mind. Mild fragrance of Fresh flowers, purifying scent from incense sticks and lit or burning Diya makes atmosphere more spiritual and serene. After daily puja we perform Aarti and Prasad ( most important and much awaited time during my childhood ). Activities like this invigorating and very effective for creating magical and joyous environment.
Prasad or Prasadam an offering to the God, then distributed and consumed amongst friends, family and community. Prasad considered to be sacred and thus all receiving it are believed to be blessed, means you're receiving the blessings from the God. Prasad can be Fresh fruits, Nuts, Sugar, Jaggery,milk,yogurt or sweets or Mithai which is mainly prepared in home.
The Navratri prasad can be elaborate and scrumptious. When you have friends and family at home to worship or get together in the community for the Garba I always make something sweet for Prasad, especially on the Eighth or Ninth day of Navratri.
Coconut Ladoo with Rabdi
These ladoos can be prepared with Kesar Lachha Rabdi or Doodhpaak too.
Notes:-
You can omit kesar ( saffron ) completely.
If you don't want to use rabri, Basundi or Doodh Paak ( Gujarati style kheer ) use double cream.
Yield: 8-10 SMALL LADOO
KESAR, PISTA COCONUT LADOO
Simple and straight forward recipe yet elegant, melt in your mouth coconut Ladoo with saffron flavour!
prep time: 5 Mcook time: 35 Mtotal time: 40 M
ingredients:
- 1 cup Desiccated coconut
- 1 cup rabri/basundi/doodh Paak
- 2 tbsp. sugar
- Big pinch + Small pinch saffron
- 2 tbsp + 1 tbsp pistachio finely chopped
- 1/2 tsp. cardamom powder
- 1 tsp. cream or ghee
instructions:
How to cook KESAR, PISTA COCONUT LADOO
- In a nonstick or heavy bottom kadai place one cup desiccated coconut.
- Fry coconut for 2-3 minutes without making it brown.
- Now add rabri, saffron, sugar, ghee or cream and pistachio powder.
- Mix everything and keep stirring until the mixture gets thicker.
- It will take 20-25 minutes.
- Once mixture leaves pan, switch off the heat.
- Transfer the ladoo mixture into another plate.
- Let it cool little.
- Mix 1 tbsp coconut, small pinch saffron and 1 tbsp. pistachio.
- Make laddoos and roll them in the mixed dry mixture.
- Offer as a prasad or make on Diwali.
NOTES:
If you are preparing for fasting, do not use Doodh Paak as it contains Rice.
Calories
82.60
82.60
Fat (grams)
5.24
5.24
Sat. Fat (grams)
4.00
4.00
Carbs (grams)
9.02
9.02
Fiber (grams)
1.18
1.18
Net carbs
7.83
7.83
Sugar (grams)
7.13
7.13
Protein (grams)
0.57
0.57
Sodium (milligrams)
34.65
34.65
Cholesterol (grams)
4.80
4.80
The nutritional information provided is an approximation calculated by an online calculator. Please consult a professional dietitian for nutritional advice.
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This is amazing use of leftoever rabri. Kesar pista sweet looks so festive. A great recipe for Navratri Fasting. Their texture came so perfect to hold the round shape.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing use of leftoever rabri. Kesar pista sweet looks so festive. A great recipe for Navratri Fasting. Their texture came so perfect to hold the round shape.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing use of leftoever rabri. Kesar pista sweet looks so festive. A great recipe for Navratri Fasting. Their texture came so perfect to hold the round shape.
ReplyDeleteI am so sure all the goddesses of India will be so pleased if they receive this platter. Love love the recipe and the photography
ReplyDeleteDelicious laddoos .. perfect festive recipe. Nice way of using the left over rabri too.
ReplyDeleteKeshar, pista, nariyal rabri Ladoo... the ingredients itself can say the deliciousness of these ladoos. Perfect for this navratri. Love these simple yet melt-in-mouth ladoos recipe☺
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good and made good use of left over rabri. Nice one for nine days of navratri.
ReplyDeleteWow that’s a great way to make these tempting and luscious laddoos with doodh pak , I am sure it would taste very rich and moist, just perfect for the coming festivities.
ReplyDeleteWow Jagruti what a drool worthy share. Laddu with leftover rabri sounds super tempting. Always love your presentation and click. Awesome share.
ReplyDeleteOh my god! Look at these Ladoos. They look so delicious. Being part of this group, really a great opportunity to explore different region's cuisines. I never knew we can make ladoo out of rabri or basundi. If I make this at my home, I can guarantee that, it would vanish in no time considering all sweet lovers. Lovely capture and recipe.
ReplyDeleteOmg!!!! I love these loodoos. Such a lovely yet simple ladoo. Mum's the best.
ReplyDeleteThe ladoos look perfect festive treats Jagruti ! Great way of using leftover rabri.
ReplyDeleteLove the whole combo here... Keshar, pista, coconut all are so so delicious. Perfect melt-in-mouth ladoos
ReplyDeleteWow, look the colour of ladoos.they are so irresistible and I am drooling over it.
ReplyDeleteWow jagruti that is an amazing ladoo with basundiw, I m definitely trying this as I usually have some leftover next day. Can imagine the flavors of the thick rabri and coconut! Stunning ladoos
ReplyDeleteMoms are clever, arent they ? They can turn around any situation. This is an amazing recipe and I can imagine how tasty these ladoos must be.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to make these tempting laddoos with doodh pak. These are just perfect for any occasion or no occasion.
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