Creamy Motichoor Laddoo Kheer For Ganesh Chaturthi
Creamy Motichoor Laddoo Kheer For Ganesh Chaturthi
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Beyond Modak: Whip Up Creamy
Motichoor Laddoo
Kheer For Ganesh Chaturthi
22 mins
Cooking Time
Easy
Difficulty
9
Ingredients
Veg + Dairy
Diet
This laddoo kheer isn’t just a shortcut—it’s a smart festive fix. Crumbled motichoor melts into milk, turning it rich and slightly grainy, while roasted nuts add crunch. It’s a clever way to use leftover sweets and impress without extra effort. Serve warm or cold—it tastes better the next day too.
Pour full-fat milk into a heavy pan and bring it to a gentle simmer. Don’t let it boil. Stir every now and then so it doesn’t stick or burn.
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Step 2: Sweeten the Base
Add condensed milk and stir well until fully mixed. Taste to check sweetness—you can always adjust it later.
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Step 3: Add Crumbled Laddoos
Crumble the motichoor laddoos into the milk. Let them melt into the liquid, slowly turning it golden-orange and grainy. Stir to break down the mixture evenly.
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Step 4: Add Flavour and Colour
Mix in saffron milk (if using) and cardamom powder. This gives a rich fragrance and a slight yellow tint. Keep the flame low.
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Step 5: Roast the Nuts
Heat ghee in a small tadka pan. Add cashews and almonds. Let them turn golden, then pour directly into the kheer for crunch and aroma.
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Step 6: Simmer and Switch Off
Let the kheer thicken slightly on low heat. Once it reaches the consistency you like, switch off the gas and let it rest.