Enjoy these healthy and delicious Sattu Laddus, packed with the goodness of summer dry fruits like Char Magaz, fox nuts, almonds, cashew, and coconut. Made with Desi Cow ghee and Desi Khand, these laddus are rich in iron, fiber, phosphorus, protein, and calcium, promoting gut health and aiding in weight...

Prep Time
15min
Cook Time
25min
Total Time
40min
Healthy Summer Laddu recipe

Ingredients

15 Servings
(1 serving = 50g laddu)

Dry Fruits

  • 50g
    Almonds
  • 30g
    Cashew
  • 40g
    Char Magaz
  • 30g
    Fox nuts

Main

  • 230g
    Desi Cow ghee
  • 250g
    Roasted black chana without skin (grind it)
  • 1tsp
    Green elaichi powder
  • 200g
    Desi Khand
  • 3/4cup
    Dessicated coconut

How to make Healthy Summer Laddu

Roasting the Dry Fruits

  1. Heat a pan and dry roast almonds on low heat for a minute. Add cashew and cook for a few seconds, then add char magaz and cook for a minute. Remove from flame and transfer to a bowl.

    Step 1.1: Heat a pan and dry roast almonds on low heat for a minute
  2. In the same pan, add 1 tbsp of ghee and foxnuts. Cook on low heat for a few minutes until crisp and can be broken with fingers. Remove from flame and transfer to the same bowl with other dry fruits. Cool it and grind coarsely.

    Step 1.1: In the same pan, add 1 tbsp of ghee and foxnuts

Preparing the Sattu Mixture

  1. Heat 2 tbsp of ghee in the same pan, add Sattu powder, and cook on low heat for 2 minutes. Add another 2 tbsp of ghee and cook it until aromatic, changes to a dark golden color, and leaves ghee. Add elaichi powder.

    Step 2.1: Heat 2 tbsp of ghee in the same pan, add Sattu powder, and cook on low heat for 2 minutes

Mixing and Shaping

  1. Remove from flame, add the dry fruits mixture, dessicated coconut, and Desi Khand. Mix well.

    Step 3.1: Remove from flame, add the dry fruits mixture, dessicated coconut, and Desi Khand
    Step 3.2: Remove from flame, add the dry fruits mixture, dessicated coconut, and Desi Khand
  2. Cool it down to luke warm and make laddus.

    Step 3.1: Cool it down to luke warm and make laddus

Nutrition (per serving)

Calories

292.7kcal (14.64%)

Protein

12.4g (24.84%)

Carbs

18.9g (6.86%)

Sugars

8.1g (16.16%)

Healthy Fat

8.8g

Unhealthy Fat

10.5g

% Daily Value based on a 2000 calorie diet

Tips & Tricks

  1. Ensure the dry fruits are roasted on low heat to prevent burning and to enhance their flavor.

  2. Grind the dry fruits coarsely for a better texture in the laddus.

  3. Roasting the sattu powder well is crucial for the taste and aroma of the laddus. Cook until it changes to a dark golden color.

  4. Adjust the sweetness by adding more or less Desi Khand according to your preference.

FAQS

  1. What are the health benefits of Sattu Laddu?

    Sattu Laddus are rich in iron, fiber, phosphorus, protein, and calcium. They promote gut health, aid in weight management, are diabetic-friendly, and provide an instant energy boost.

  2. Can I use regular sugar instead of Desi Khand?

    Yes, you can use regular sugar, but Desi Khand is a healthier and more natural alternative.

  3. How long can I store these laddus?

    You can store these laddus in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 2 weeks.

  4. Can I add other dry fruits to the recipe?

    Yes, you can add other dry fruits like raisins, dates, or figs according to your preference.

  5. What is Char Magaz?

    Char Magaz is a mix of four types of seeds, typically watermelon, cantaloupe, pumpkin, and cucumber seeds. They are nutritious and add a good texture to the laddus.

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