How about concluding this Malvani Food Fest on a sweet note? How about this Malvani Sheve cha ladoo? Yes, you read that right. It is actually the ladoo made out of yellow, non-spicy sev. Taste wise, it kind of reminds me of hard boondi ladoo. but it's less of a work than making boondis especially if you have yellow sev at home.
Sheve Cha Ladoo
Ingredients
2 cups yellow, non-spicy variety of Sev/Shev
1 cup jaggery, grated
1 tsp ghee
Method
1. Heat jaggery in a heavy bottomed saucepan on a low flame.
2. As the jaggery melts, add ghee & keep stirring.
3. Keep a cup with water ready. After about 10 minutes, add a small drop of melted jaggery in the water to check if it forms a hard ball.
4. If it does, add sev, switch off the gas.
5. Keep stirring so sev is mixed with melted jaggery.
6. Using greased hands, roll sev mixture into balls. you may need to do it while sev-jaggery mixture is still warm but not too hot.
7. Store in an airtight container.
Note -
1. Do not use very thin nylon sev. Use thicker than nylon sev (but not gathiya) variety.
2. You can decrease the amount of jaggery per your taste.
13 comments:
I love ladoo, but never had one like this
Hi Meera
You're introducing new recipes in each post. Great !! Boondi laddu, Besan ladoo, Rawa ladoo ..this's the first time about '' Sheve cha ladoo...
Thanks a lot for sharing this wonderful recipe.
Cheers
Hi Meera
You're introducing new recipes in each post. Great !! Boondi laddu, Besan ladoo, Rawa ladoo ..this's the first time about '' Sheve cha ladoo...
Thanks a lot for sharing this wonderful recipe.
Cheers
Hi Meera,
I love ladoo very much.Sheve cha ladoo eekdam mast aahe.Tondala paani sutlay..Mee ek ghevu ka......
Wow, I've had these long long time ago, but can actually recall the taste..Used to love this..Nice one Meera..
Hey, I remember this one used to be sold during winters in some streets of Delhi in a flat chikki form. I liked it because it was less sweet than the others. Did'nt know it is so easy to make, thanks!
these r my fav...specialy during winters,...
mastach aahe!
Happy blogging!
we have same type of sweet in our tradition. thats called manarapu vundalu. Thanks for nice recipe meera.
delicious laddus, Meera! Thanks for the easy recipe.
The award is waiting for u at my blog:))
what a lovely idea, love both the ingredients, this one is a must try :)
will adding elaichi work with the slightly salty shev? gotta' try it!
Happy Cook:
Then come over and have it!!;-)
Niya:
It's my pleasure, dear! Glad you liked it.
Sireesha:
Thanks. Ek(1) ka doan (2) ghe!:-D
Maya:
Thanks. I am glad someone has tasted it before. :-)
Delhibelle:
Wow, never had in chikki form. Must have tasted nice.
notyet100:
Really? thanks for dropping by.
Foodiefriend:
Thanks for liking it. Abhari aahe.
Andhra Flavors:
Thanks for sharing its Telugu name. didn't know it.
Uma:
My pleasure,dear!
Sireesha:
Thanks so much for thinking about me. I really feel happy.
Richa:
Hmmm. That's a good question. I generally always add cardamom to most of the Indian sweets, but i don't remember cardamom taste in this ladoo so didn't add it. but i think it surely will taste good. I will try it next time. That's a nice suggestion. Thanks.
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