Before few days I got an invite from Arva of I live in a frying pan to join the Fooderati Arabia group...can't tell you how excited I was. I immediately accepted the invite and was happy to be a part of the group consisting of talented bloggers from UAE...these guys have wonderful blogs and I was amazed at how active they were in the group. They meet regularly, organize many monthly events, outings and they are a great support group.
Through this group I came to know about Breast Cancer Awareness event. October is Breast Cancer awareness month and I am contributing by making a pink post. For people residing in Dubai~ our two fellow FIA members Rajani And Lin are donating 10% of their sales to the Safe & Sound- Breast Cancer Awareness Programme. Visit them at their FB page to know more.
Do support the breast cancer campaign by liking Safe & Sound.
Ingredients:
Cottage Cheese( Paneer)- 250 grams
Condensed Milk- 3/4 Cup
Cardamom Powder- A pinch
Beetroot Purée- 1 tsp ( or few drops of red food colour)
Clarified Butter( ghee)- 2 tsp
Procedure:
- Grate and mash the cottage cheese.
- In a non stick pan add in the clarified butter along with cottage cheese and condensed milk and cook on low heat.
- When the mixture starts thickening and leaving the sides of pan add in the cardamom powder and turn of the heat.
- Transfer the mixture in a plate and divide it in two parts.
- In one part add in the beetroot purée/ food colour and mix it nicely. The mixture will turn pink in colour.
- Once the mixture cools take out a portion out of the white part and roll it in a small marble size round and keep aside.
- Then take the pink colour dough and take out a big portion out of it. Roll it in a little big round and then with thumb make an impression in the centre, keep the white coloured small marble inside it and then seal all the sides and make a round ball.
- Repeat the process with other balls as well.
- I made some with white centre and some with pink centre.
This is how the laddoos looked from inside.
These are best when served fresh but can also be kept in refrigerator for 2 days.
Do check out what our other FIA members have posted for this event-
The Pink Ribbon - According To Dina
Pink Ribbon Salad- Life in the food lane
Strawberry & Fig Tartlet- Eaternal Zest
Raspberry Melting Moments/ Orange Blossom Fig Torte- La Me`re Culinaire
Super Foods And Cancer- Irina Savva
Chicken Curry Spring Rolls- Ginger & Scotch
Going Pink- Devina Divecha
wow awesome dessert/ladoo....
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awww so pretty- u know when babies remind u of laddoos- here its the other way round- your laddoos are like adorable babies :).. looks very easy to make too!
ReplyDeletecongrats Raji...this malai laddo is an excellent idea n looks so delish...loved your creativity of making pink laddoos to support breast cancer event...
ReplyDeletewow beautiful and cute balls !! lovely sweet !!
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Aww so so cute pink balls..looks very tempting
ReplyDeleteOMG, mouth watering here.. looks super cute and delicious.. lovely presentation too.. thanks for sharing dear :)
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Oh My God. i'm simply drooling here. Wonderful presentation.
ReplyDeleteyour amazing!!! Im a huge malai laddo fan..love the innovation in pink! thanks for the mention!!!
ReplyDeleteyummy beautiful color balls
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ReplyDeleteVery nicely done malai laddoo.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and flavorful ladoos,love the color
ReplyDeleteLovely pink color laddus.. good entry..
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Wow malai laddoos looks super cute and extremely elegant..Wonderful post Raji.
ReplyDeleteAwesome Raji.......one of my Diwali sweets is here ...Thanks a ton !!
ReplyDeleteAwesome Raji , it will be one of my Diwali sweets now.
ReplyDeleteYummy!! Perfect color & i m sure the taste will also be perfect ! I like your blog, keep sharing nice posts :)
ReplyDeleteawesome. luv it that u have used natural food color.
ReplyDeleteThat is a fantastic idea and to use beet root instead of food color is amazing. :)
ReplyDeletethoughs laddos looks so inviting...and love the colors...
ReplyDeletewow!colouruful ladoo!!nice click!
ReplyDeleteWow malai laddoo is lovely especially the colour is tempting.
ReplyDeletebeautiful ans lovely ladoo..
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe with lots of color ... beautiful pictures .. hugs Marimi
ReplyDeletewat a gorgeous color...love the flavors ...
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Just love the pink post..the laddoos look adorable.Do check my post on pink too,Raji.Good to have you on board and happily following you.
ReplyDeleteLovelly ladoo..like the pink one a lot!! Gr8 Idea..
ReplyDeleteanother brilliant post from you - This is a wonderful cause and an artistic way of showing your care :)
ReplyDeletehats of Raji and congrats on joining a wonderful and encouraging group - that is most important :) hugs, priya
lovely and nice gesture !
ReplyDeletewow, these look so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSo beautifully presented. Awesome clicks.
ReplyDeleteperfectly done and nicely presented
ReplyDeletebeautiful recipe and for such a great cause.
ReplyDeleteoh..my..malai laddoos looks so cute and pretty..nice clicks
ReplyDeleteDelicious, looks cute, it will be always nice to contribute little bit of our part to breast cancer awareness.
ReplyDeleteMalai ladoo looks yummy and love the color.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuper delicious one Raji, good write up for a good cause.
ReplyDeleteMalai Ladoos look very beautiful. Delicious as well. Nice clicks.
ReplyDeleteAdorable laddoos!!!
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Perfect ladoo with tempting colour sounds interesting...
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ReplyDeleteWow, they look fantastic! Beautiful work :)
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that I didn't see this earlier...this is fabulous!! those malai ladoos look amazing, did you share this with Fooderati??? I'm gonna share this now!
ReplyDeleteOn and welcome again to the group, we're so pysched to have you :D
Wow Raji ladoos look so so good. Lovely clicks!
ReplyDeletewow.. awesome laddooo.. looks delicious :)
ReplyDeleteHow adorable ~ they look gorgeous n so very festive!
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Wow ! These laddoos look so pretty and yummy !Love your blog and following you ;)
ReplyDeleteRealy good recipi ! thanks for sharing with us.
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Hey I think foodfood.com has stolen your amazing picture of this recipe...do check their site for malai ladoo..
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