Magaja Ladoo | Wheat Flour Ladoo from Chhapan Bhog







Happy Makara Sankranti to all my reader here 🙂

Makar Sankranti is celebrated across the whole country in different ways as the cultural significance of the festival varies from one state to another state. Basically everyone celebrate this festival in the honor of welcoming the new season of harvest as from this day, winter days end and spring season starts. The days’ll become longer and warmer as well which signifies the Uttarayana period of Sun. This Indian festival ‘Makar Sankranti’ is also the first Hindu festival in a New Year.


For the celebration, I have come up with a ladoo recipe today as ‘Magaja Ladoo / Wheat Flour Ladoo‘ which is one of the famous Chhapana bhoga (56 offerings) of Lord Jagannath, Puri district of Odisha. Every day 56 food items as Mahaprasad are offered to daieties throughout the year in six particular times a day, starting from morning.

These ladoos are basically prepared using whole wheat flour, ghee and sugar. This is an authentic Odia dish which is made most of the time during festivities. The whole process is so simple and easy to follow as well. The main crucial factor here is the ratio of wheat flour to ghee should be 3:1. Also these ladoos break easily and after breaking even, one can thoroughly enjoy the flavor from the crumbs ;P. Some freshly crushed cardamoms and black peppers are added to give an aromatic flavor to the ladoos. Do prepare these ladoos soon and enjoy !

Also here are some other Makar Sankranti special dishes from my blog which you may want to try as :

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Magaja Ladoo | Wheat Flour Ladoo from Chhapan Bhog

a sweet dish from the famous Chhapana bhoga (56 offerings) of Lord Jagannath, Puri district of Odisha using wheat flour, ghee and sugar

prep time: 10 minscook time: 10 minstotal time: 20 mins

ingredients:

  • Wheat flour   2 cup
  • Powdered sugar   1/2 cup – 1 tbsp
  • Granulated sugar   1 tbsp
  • Ghee   2/3 cup
  • Black pepper powder   1/2 tsp
  • Green cardamom powder   2 tsp

instructions

  1. First take ghee in a pan and start melting completely over low-medium heat.
  2. Add wheat flour to the pan keeping the heat on low.
  3. Mix everything very well and roast the whole mixture for 8-9 minutes or till it becomes light brown color.
  4. Next add black pepper powder, green cardamom powder, powdered as well as granulated sugar.
  5. Turn off heat and mix again till everything well incorporated.
  6. Keep aside to cool a bit.
  7. While the mixture still warms, start making ladoos.
  8. Just grease the palm with ghee and take 1-2 tbsp of warm mixture.
  9. Start binding the mixture very nicely by pressing in fist and give a ball shape.
  10. Similarly prepare ladoos from rest mixture.
  11. Keep all the magaja ladoos in an air-tight container and serve as needed !

NOTES:

The wheat flour and ghee ratio is the crucial factor here in this ladoo. The ratio must be 3:1 always.
Always prefer to use the freshly ground cardamom as well as black pepper powder instead of store bought ones to get much flavor in the ladoos.
Ladoos stay fresh at room temperature in an airtight container for a week easily.



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These Magaja Ladoos are contributed to 178th theme of Foodie Monday Blog Hop team which is decided as ‘Harvest Harmony





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13 Comments

  1. Vidya Narayan

    Traditional best. I love home made ladoos any day as they are a great snack option plus we can control sugar. I loved the addition of black pepper in the recipe.

  2. Swati

    The ladoos look so inviting!!with black pepper and cardamom it is one flavourful treat!! Lovely pics!!

  3. Priya Iyer

    These laddoos look super tempting! Thank you so much for the detailed recipe to make these lovelies.

  4. Ruchi's Veg Kitchen
    Ruchi's Veg Kitchen

    wow looks beautiful.. Awesome . Ladoos are much inviting , very flavourful .. Yumm

  5. Sujata Roy

    Laddu looks super yummy and aromatic. Perfect for bhog prasad. Lovely share.

  6. Archana

    Wow the ladies are awesome. I think the pepper will give a delicious flavour. Lovely share

  7. Mayuri Patel

    Laddoos look so yummy, I've been so lucky to taste the wheat laddoos from the chhapan bhog offered to Lord Jagarnath. They are soft and tasty.

  8. Kalyani

    these are so attractive, Sasmita and glad to learn that these are part of Chappan Bhog.. especially loved the addition of pepper.. I hope to get my family someday to Puri and Konark.. bookmarking to try this very soon for the kids ..

  9. Poonam Bachhav

    The ladoos look fantastic Sasmita ! Beautifully presented too. We also make these ladoos and call it pithiche Ladoo. Never added black pepper though.

  10. veena

    I have never seen such a beautiful looking wheat ladoo. Looks delicious.Bookmarked

  11. Sujata Shukla

    I am not at all good at making sweets, but your images of the ladoo make me want to try these for myself. The recipe looks clear and is easy to follow, so I must try! I am sure my family will enjoy this lovely sweet when I make it for them.

  12. preethi'scuisine

    These ladoos looks so gorgeous and perfectly shaped.Lovely share Sasmita.

  13. mildly indian

    How amazing, the perfect roundlets of these ladoos and accented by the thulsi flowers leave a lasting image in my head for sure. lovely lovely recipe.

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