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Paneer Coconut Ladoo Recipe

2012-08-02 by Anjana Chaturvedi 25 Comments

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 Paneer coconut ladoo-an easy and delicious sweet

Paneer Cococnut Ladoo- Raksha Bandhan is a special day or festival of India to celebrate the sacred relation of a brother and sister.It is celebrated by the sister tying a sacred thread or rakhi around the wrist of her brother and pray to God to protect him from all evil and give success in life and the brother promise to take care of his sisters.

The ritual of Rakhi tying has become so important that come what may,brothers and sisters try to visit each other place on this particular day in order to bring back the oneness of the family, binding the family
together in an emotional bond of love.
Today I made these paneer coconut ladoo which is very easy to make and every one will surely love these delicious paneer coconut ladoos
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paneer coconut ladoo recipe

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2 from 1 vote

Paneer Coconut Ladoo

Delicious ,soft ,met in mouth paneer and coconut ladoo
Course: Desserts/Sweets/Mithai
Cuisine: Bengali Cuisine
Keyword: coconut ladoo, ladoo, paneer ladoo
Author: Anjana Chaturvedi

Ingredients

  • 1/2 cup fresh coconut grated
  • 500 ml Fresh milk
  • 1/2 cup Yogurt/Curd
  • 1/2 cup Sugar / Chini
  • 3 tbsp Cottage cheese / Paneer
  • 1.5 tbsp Icing sugar
  • 1.5 tsp Rose water
  • 10 Saffron
  • Pinch of Cardamom powder

Instructions

  • Soak saffron in1 tsp milk and keep aside.
  • Take fresh milk in a pan and boil on medium heat.
  • When milk start boiling add curd and keep stirring till it start curdling.
  • Add grated fresh coconut and sugar and keep stirring on medium flame
  • Cook till all moisture dries up and it looks like halwa. it will take approx.10-12 minutes
  • When done add cardamom powder and saffron .
  • Let it cool down on room temperature for 15-20 minutes
  • Grease your palms and take approx. 2 tbsp mixture in your hand and make round balls and place in paper cups.
  • Take cottage cheese in a bowl,beat and make it smooth then add icing sugar and rose water and beat well.check the smoothness, can add 1 more tsp of rose water if required
  • Fill in a piping bag and with the help of star nozzle make stars on the balls.
  • Now make dots on the stars with saffron paste and serve:)

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Filed Under: Bengali Cuisine, Desserts /Sweet dishes /Mithai Tagged With: Bengali Sweets, coconut laddoo, cottage cheese sweets, Desserts, festival recipe, Indian desserts, Indian food, Jain food, Mithai, Paneer recipe, sweet dish, vegetarian, vrat ka khana

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Comments

  1. anjanaskc says

    2014-10-29 at

    @Lavina-no need to remove the whey,just add coconut and other ingredients and keep cooking till it thickens.

    Reply
  2. lavina agarwal says

    2014-10-13 at

    Hi anjanaji. .had one question. .when the milk gets curdeld. .don't we need to remove the whey before adding coconut and other ingredients?

    Reply
  3. Raji says

    2013-09-13 at

    First time in your blog, Recipes and clicks are so beautiful. Thank you so much. It shows your great passion.

    Reply
  4. Sadaf Afshan says

    2012-08-03 at

    You have truly captured the spirit of rakhi in your picture. I hope you enjoyed the day with your brother and your son and daughter did too(in the US I guess).

    Reply
  5. The Mad Scientist says

    2012-08-03 at

    Thanks Dear.
    I loved these delicious sweets.
    I am hosting WTML All through August’12. Do send me your entries

    Reply
  6. Jagruti says

    2012-08-03 at

    Anjana, I hope you had lovely Rakhi..:-) perfect sweet for this day..looks so elegant..love the pics..

    Thank you for linking it to my event.

    Reply
  7. chitraj.hegde says

    2012-08-03 at

    Happy raksha bandhan to you too ….Lovely presentation and the perfect sweet for Rakhi…..I can see ur love in it…..nice recipe…

    Reply
  8. Divya Pramil says

    2012-08-03 at

    Happy Raksha Bhandhan and the recipe perfectly suits the celebration mode 🙂

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    Reply
  9. DivyaGCP says

    2012-08-02 at

    Delicious Saffron delight. Perfect presentation for Rakhshabandhan..

    Divya's Culinary Journey

    Reply
  10. Sobha Shyam says

    2012-08-02 at

    so yummy yum laddoos 🙂

    Reply
  11. kitchen queen says

    2012-08-02 at

    yummy and awesome with a lovely presentation.

    Reply
  12. Leelagovind says

    2012-08-02 at

    happy rakshabandan to you too ..delicious burfi!

    Reply
  13. radha says

    2012-08-02 at

    This is something different. Will give it a try. I made a coconut barfi!

    Reply
  14. Hamaree Rasoi says

    2012-08-02 at

    happy raksha bandhan to you also…perfect looking sweet to celebrate

    Reply
  15. Sagarika's Kitchen says

    2012-08-02 at

    Happy rakhi Anjana aunty:))
    Ladoo looks yummy n delicious..
    Beatiful presentation aunty:))

    Reply
  16. Sangeetha Nambi says

    2012-08-02 at

    Wishing you the same and thanks for ur dish as well…
    http://recipe-excavator.blogspot.com

    Reply
  17. PT says

    2012-08-02 at

    beautiful presentation..

    Reply
  18. meena says

    2012-08-02 at

    happy rakhi anjana. this is looking lovely

    Reply
  19. Anamika @ madcookingfusions says

    2012-08-02 at

    Happy Raksha Bandhan to you as well 🙂
    What a coincident I made coconut burfi for this raksha bandhan :), this is nice recipe to try..bookmarked!

    Reply
  20. Beena.stephy says

    2012-08-02 at

    Woow looks delicious

    Reply
  21. sowmya's creative saga says

    2012-08-02 at

    Happy rakhi..the sweet looks delicious..

    Reply
  22. Nisha says

    2012-08-02 at

    Ladoo looks perfect

    Reply
  23. Kalpana Sareesh says

    2012-08-02 at

    wow looks so good beautifully decorated..

    Reply
  24. Vimitha Anand says

    2012-08-02 at

    New one to me… Looks so beautiful n yummy

    Reply
  25. lavina agarwal says

    2012-08-02 at

    Happy raksha bandhan to you too Anjana ji, this looks awesome..i am just drooling over it 🙂

    Reply

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