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Atte and Gond ke Ladoo (Edible Gum Whole Wheat Ladoo)

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Atte aur Gond ke ladoo or Edible Gum Whole Wheat Truffles is a traditional winter delicacy that is very healthy and provides the body with the required amount of needed calories. 

Atte aur Gond ke ladoo is a traditional winter delicacy that is very healthy and provides the body with the required amount of needed calories. It is displayed in a colorful box stacked one above the other in pyramid shape

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What is Gond or Edible Gum

Gond or Edible gum is odourless, tasteless and a water-soluble mixture obtained from the sap of the plant and then dried. Since it is water-soluble it makes it easy to mix with a range of ingredients. The gum is considered a source of the powerhouse and is great for boosting immunity, stamina, and health. 


How do you eat Edible Gum

Edible gum is fried and added to recipes. Frying helps them puff up. One can then add it as is or slightly crush them. One of the most popular uses in India is to make nourishing ladoos that are consumed by lactating women and those recovering from illness. They are mainly made in winters to provide those extra calories needed in winter and also to provide warmth to your body.


Gond ke Ladoo for New Mothers

These ladoos are believed to speed up recovery and provide vital nutrients and extra calories required for a new mother. As they are rich in essential fats and calories it helps a new mother to regain her strength after delivering a child. 


As a kid, I never enjoyed these ladoos, but I eat them after my elder one’s birth, and I loved started loving these beauties. My son loves them and I do make it every winter for him. I even make this Sugarless Ragi Ladoos a favourite in my family.

Close up look of ladoo served in a colorful box stacked one above the other in pyramid shape


Some Old memories

Winters are here and we had a good Christmas break. Kid’s at home definitely calls for snacks and food. So I finally thought of making my mom’s Aate aur Gond ke ladoo. I told my son, I am making Nani’s ladoo and he was overwhelmed. My 2-year-old couldn’t understand much, except she said mumma is making snowballs 😀  :D. Anyways coming back to Ladoo’s.


Recipe Process of Atte aur Gond ke Ladoo

The recipe is simple and needs a few ingredients that are available at home. The key to making these ladoos is the roasting of the whole wheat flour. The flour needs to be cooked thoroughly along with ghee. This needs time and patience but the end result is worth it. You keep on cooking the flour until it releases a nice aroma or you find it changing color or you see the ghee starts leaving the edges. On a slow stove, it will take around 20-30 minutes for around 2 Cups of flour. You can always multitask this along with your other kitchen stuff.


Either shallow fry the gond earlier or later it’s up to you. I do it earlier as I like to use the same ghee to then roast the flour. After the flour and gond is done, you just switch it off and let the mixture cool.


The sugar is added when the mixture is cooled completely. If you add sugar to a hot mixture it will melt and you would not be able to bind the ladoos. Cardamom powder is added for flavour and almonds for extra nutrition and crunch. All in all, 1 ladoo a day is good for you especially during the winter months.

Atte and Gond ke Ladoo |Edible Gum Whole Wheat Truffles


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Atte aur Gond ke ladoo is a traditional winter delicacy that is very healthy and provides the body with the required amount of needed calories.

Recipe of Atte aur Gond ke Ladoo | Edible Gum Whole Wheat Truffles

 

Atte aur Gond ke ladoo is a traditional winter delicacy that is very healthy and provides the body with the required amount of needed calories.

Atte aur Gond ke Ladoo | Edible Gum Whole Wheat Truffles

Atte aur Gond ke ladoo is a traditional winter delicacy that is very healthy and provides the body with the required amount of needed calories.
5 from 6 votes
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Course: Dessert
Cuisine: Indian
Keyword: Diwali Recipes, Edible Gifts, Sweet, Winter Recipes
Prep Time: 45 minutes
Cook Time: 35 minutes
Total Time: 1 hour 20 minutes
Author: Renu Agrawal-Dongre

Ingredients

  • 250 gram Whole Wheat Flour
  • 250 gram Powdered Sugar
  • 25 gram Gond (Edible Gum)
  • 50 gram Chopped Badam (Almonds)
  • 200 gram Ghee (Clarified Butter) (Clarified Butter)

Instructions

  • In a heavy bottom pan or a wok add the ghee.
    200 gram Ghee (Clarified Butter)
  • On slow to medium heat melt it. Once it becomes hot Fry the gond.
    25 gram Gond
    Adding of gond in ghee
  • There are 2 methods here, either you can fry the gond first before crushing and crush them later.
  • Or you crush them and fry them. But when you crush them fry them separately and in the end, so that your ghee does not go bad.
  • Remove the gond and keep aside.
  • Add in the whole wheat flour and on slow heat roast it along with the ghee. This will take around 30 minutes to get it properly roasted and cooked. So do not rush.
    250 gram Whole Wheat Flour
    Adding of flour in ghee
  • Once done switch off and let it cool completely.
  • Roasted flour will leave the edges of the kadai and change colour.
    Roasted Flour
  • Now add in the gond, powdered sugar and chopped almonds.
    250 gram Powdered Sugar, 50 gram Chopped Badam
    Mixing all the ingredients
  • Combine everything so that it becomes a uniform mixture.
    The mixed Ingredients
  • Take a dollop size (like 2 tablespoons) of mixture in hand and form balls by pressing it in between your hands.
  • Once it forms the shape of ball, gently roll them within your palm to give a nice smooth finish.
    Atte aur gond ke ladoo
  • You can garnish it with some almonds if required

Video

Notes

  • Slow roasting is must or else you will burn the mixture.
  • Do not rush, or you will be left with uncooked wheat flour.
  • Sugar should be in powdered form to get it properly incorporated into the mixture.
  • Sugar should be added when the mixture cools down or else it will melt.
 
 
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Jolly

Friday 11th of December 2020

My mom-in-law made these laddoos for me after my post partum. I have never tried my own, laddoos looks incredible yumm. They are very healthy, nutritious and are perfect for all generation during winters time.

Poonam Bachhav

Thursday 10th of December 2020

Gond ke ladoo are our all time favourite and I make them every year during winter months without fail. They are very nutritious not only for nursing mom's but also for all age groups.

Kalyani

Wednesday 9th of December 2020

what a lovely golden hue these laddoos have .. I keep buying gond and then dont use it at all.. this is a must try esp for the winters..

Jayashree T.Rao

Monday 7th of December 2020

Healthy and tasty ladoos for the winter season. This is a good way to feed some healthy food for our children too.

Mayuri Patel

Tuesday 1st of December 2020

Gond is such an integral part of wellness for nursing mums. I remember my mum telling me the health benefits of it. During winter months, Gond is a part of our diet. What a wonderful way to enjoy enjoy in the form of easy ladoo. They look perfect.

Renu Agrawal Dongre

Wednesday 2nd of December 2020

Thank You