⚠ Contains Allergens
In a pan, add 1 tsp ghee. Add ½ cup chopped almonds, ½ cup chopped cashews, ¼ cup chopped walnuts, 3 tbsp pumpkin seeds, 3 tbsp chopped pistachios, and 2 tbsp sunflower seeds. Roast on low flame for until the nuts turn crunchy.
Take 1.5 cups of seedless dates and blend them into a smooth paste. Ensure there are no large chunks.
In the same pan, add another 1 tsp ghee. Add 2 chopped anjeer (figs) and 2 tbsp raisins. Roast on low flame for until they turn aromatic. Now, add the prepared dates paste. Cook on medium flame, mashing and stirring continuously for until the paste turns glossy and smooth.
Add the previously roasted nuts and seeds to the dates mixture. Sprinkle ½ tsp cardamom powder. Mix everything well on low flame for until all ingredients are thoroughly combined and form a cohesive mixture.
Allow the mixture to cool slightly until it's warm enough to handle. Take a portion of the mixture and shape it into a cylindrical log. Sprinkle roasted poppy seeds on a parchment paper or cutting board and roll the log over them to coat evenly.
Wrap the cylindrical dry fruit roll tightly in aluminum foil. Seal both ends and refrigerate for at least , or until it sets completely. Once set, unwrap the roll and cut it into thick, even slices using a sharp knife.
• Ensure nuts are roasted on low flame for even crispness and to prevent burning.
• Mash the dates thoroughly while cooking to achieve a smooth, glossy paste that binds the ingredients well.
• Refrigerate the dry fruit roll for at least 2 hours, or until completely set, to ensure it slices cleanly and holds its shape.
• Add other chopped dry fruits like dried apricots or cranberries for varied texture and flavor.
• Instead of poppy seeds, roll the finished log in desiccated coconut or finely chopped pistachios for a different coating.
• Form the mixture into small ladoos (balls) instead of a roll for individual servings, skipping the refrigeration step if preferred.
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