Flaxseeds laddoo | Alsi ke ladoo

Flaxseeds laddoo | Alsi ke ladoo

Flax seeds through a traditional and nutritious Indian sweet—Flax Seeds Laddoos. These ladoos are not only delicious but also packed with health benefits, making them a perfect treat for those who are health-conscious yet have a sweet tooth.

Flax seeds, known for their nutty flavor and crunchy texture, are a powerhouse of nutrients. They are rich in omega-3 fatty acids, fiber which contribute to heart health, improved digestion, and a reduced risk of various diseases. Incorporating flax seeds into your diet can be incredibly beneficial, and what better way to do so than in the form of a tasty laddoo?

Flax Seeds Ladoos combine the goodness of flax seeds with other wholesome ingredients like jaggery, edible gum, almonds & cashews, and ghee. This recipe is not only easy to prepare but also ensures that you enjoy every bite without any guilt. Whether you are looking for a quick snack, a post-meal dessert, or an energy booster, these laddoos are perfect for any occasion.

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Ingredients -

• Alsi (Flax seeds) – 200 gm / 1 cup

• Wheat flour – 200 gm / 1 cup

• Clarified Butter / Ghee – 200 gm / 1 cup 

• Jaggery or sugar – 300 gm / 1 & ½ cup

• Cashews & Almonds – 100 gm / ½ cup

• Dry Dates – 50 gm

• Pistachios – 20 gm

• Edible gum – 20 gm

• Cardamom – 5-6 (peel and grind)

• Raisins – 2 tbsp

Method –

  1. Roast Flaxseeds:
    In a dry pan, roast the flaxseeds on medium flame until they make a twisting sound. Once roasted, transfer them to a plate and let them cool slightly.

  2. Roast Dry Fruits:
    In the same pan, lightly roast the cashews, almonds, and pistachios. Once done, transfer them to a separate bowl.

  3. Grind Flaxseeds:
    In a mixer, grind the roasted flaxseeds, being careful not to over-grind them. Set aside.

  4. Grind Dry Fruits and Dates:
    Grind the roasted dry fruits and dried dates separately until they are finely chopped.

  5. Fry Edible Gum:
    In a pan, heat 3 tbsp of ghee and fry the edible gum on low flame. It will rise as it cooks. Fry until it turns brown, then remove it to a separate plate. Allow it to cool completely, then crush it slightly.

  6. Roast Flaxseed Powder:
    In the leftover ghee, roast the ground flaxseed powder over medium or low flame for about 5-6 minutes, then transfer it to a bowl.

  7. Combine Ingredients:
    Add the ground cashews, almonds, pistachios, date powder, and raisins to the flaxseed powder. Mix well and set aside.

  8. Roast Wheat Flour:
    In another pan, heat 5-6 tbsp of ghee. Add the wheat flour and roast it until it turns brown and fragrant. Transfer to the same plate and let it cool slightly.

  9. Add Cardamom Powder:
    Mix in the cardamom powder with the roasted flour.

  10. Prepare Jaggery Syrup:
    Add the leftover ghee and grated jaggery to the pan. Stir in 2 tbsp of water and cook until the mixture reaches a one-thread consistency. Once ready, turn off the flame.

  11. Combine Mixture:
    Add the flaxseed mixture to the jaggery syrup and mix well.

  12. Shape into Ladoos:
    Allow the mixture to cool slightly. Once manageable, start shaping it into ladoos.

  13. Store:
    Your Alsi Ladoo (Flaxseed Ladoo) is ready! Store them in an airtight container where they can last for over a month.

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