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In a kadhai, roast besan. The quantity should be based on the number of laddus you’re gonna make & their sizes.
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Roast the besan for around 12 minutes while stirring occasionally. Or until you see its colour change.
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Add ample ghee to the besan so that it creates a slurry of sorts.
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Roast this slurry for about 15 minutes, until it is fragrant and you see the ghee glistening.
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Take it off the stove and add powdered sugar based on how sweet you want your laddus.
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Add cardamom powder and mix them thoroughly; ensure no lumps are formed.
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If the mixture is too dry, add ghee. If it is too wet, roast it a bit longer.
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Shape the mixture into laddus of the desirable size.
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You delectable laddus are ready to eat!
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