Dry Fruit Laddu's are made with dates and a mix of healthy nuts and seeds
Prep Time20 minutesmins
Cook Time10 minutesmins
Course: Breakfast, Desserts/Sweets/Mithai, festival recipe
Cuisine: Indian Cuisine
Keyword: date laddu, dry fruit laddo, energy bars, guilt free dessert, healthy laddu, sugar free laddu
Servings: 38laddu
Author: Anjana Chaturvedi
Ingredients
450gmDates / Khajoor
1cupAlmonds / Badam
1/2cupCashew pieces/ Kaju Tukda
1/3cupPistachio / Pista
6Walnuts / Akhrot
4tbspPumpkin seedsoptional
4tbspsunflower seeds OR melon seedsoptional
4tbspDried cranberriesoptional
2tbspWhite sesame seeds /til
1tspGreen Cardamom / Hari Elaichipowder
4tbspGrated khopra
4tbspRaisins / Kishmish
2tbspGhee/Clarified Butter
Instructions
Deseed the dates and grind in a chopper or mixer without adding any water or milk.
Coarsely crush all the nuts in a chopper, don't make a fine powder of nuts.
heat 1 tbsp ghee in a heavy bottom pan and add the crushed nuts and roast on low heat for a minute or till they become crunchy. remove from the pan and keep aside.
Add 1 tsp ghee in the same pan and add all the seeds and roast till they start to crackle and now take out in a plate.
Heat 1 tbsp ghee in the same pan and add the crushed date paste in it and heat it on low flame till it become slightly soft and mushy.
Switch off the heat and add all the nuts , grated coconut, cardamom powder and roasted seeds in the date paste and mix well.
Let the mixture cool down slightly to handle then grease your palms and make small size round laddus from the mixture.
Store in a an airtight jar and enjoy. Stays fresh for a month at room temperature.
Notes
Note-
you can add your favourite nuts and seeds to make it. Can skip any ingredients and increase the quantity of your favourite ones.
Use good quality soft variety of dates to make these laddu's