Indian mithai often celebrates the art of slow roasting, and Rawa Besan Laddoo is a classic example. The combination of rava and besan creates a delightful texture — slightly grainy yet soft, with a nutty aroma. Ghee not only binds the laddoos but also imparts a rich flavour, while cardamom adds a warm fragrance.
These laddoos are especially popular during Diwali, Ganesh Chaturthi, Raksha Bandhan, or festive occasions. Roasting the flours patiently until golden brown is the key to getting the perfect taste and aroma. Sugar (traditionally powdered sugar) is mixed once the mixture cools slightly to avoid melting. Chopped nuts or raisins can be added for extra richness.
They are energy-packed and can be stored in airtight containers for 2–3 weeks, making them a handy sweet snack for kids and adults alike.
Indian mithai often celebrates the art of slow roasting, and Rawa Besan Laddoo is a classic example. The combination of rava and besan creates a delightful texture — slightly grainy yet soft, with a nutty aroma. Ghee not only binds the laddoos but also imparts a rich flavour, while cardamom adds a warm fragrance.
These laddoos are especially popular during Diwali, Ganesh Chaturthi, Raksha Bandhan, or festive occasions. Roasting the flours patiently until golden brown is the key to getting the perfect taste and aroma. Sugar (traditionally powdered sugar) is mixed once the mixture cools slightly to avoid melting. Chopped nuts or raisins can be added for extra richness.
They are energy-packed and can be stored in airtight containers for 2–3 weeks, making them a handy sweet snack for kids and adults alike.