Jan 14, 2021 · Lai or ramdana ke laddoo is a great treat to keep one warm in the chilly winter. Barh is famous for a ball shaped sweet prepared with ramdana seeds or khobi, khoya and jaggery or sugar. Rich in nutrients and flavour, lai ka laddoo has several health benefits and is also consumed as a fasting food.

Jan 13, 2022 · Laai, also known as puffed rice laddoo, is among the most famous delicacy of Makar Sankranti widely prepared by people belonging to Bihar. The dish is considered healthy as it may help keep us warm during the winters due to its ingredients like jaggery, peanuts, ginger and fennel seeds.

Jan 14, 2017 · Meine bhi banaye Lai (murmure /kurmure) ke laddu. Great recipe for Lai Ke Laddoo (puffed rice balls).

Dec 30, 2020 · Murmura Ladoo (Laddu) is a simple, crispy, crunchy, 2-ingredient traditional ladoo recipe made with crispy puffed rice and molten jaggery. Murmura Ladoo is also known as Puffed Rice Ladoo, Lai Ke laddu, Puri unde, Pori urundai etc. This is usually prepared during Makar Sankranti or Uttarayan.

Jan 10, 2019 · Murmura Ladoo or Lai Ke Ladoo are delicious crunchy snack made with puffed rice and jaggery. These are also known as Pori urundai or Puri Unde in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. Kids especially love these crunchy sweet balls.

आवश्यक सामग्री - Ingredients for Murmura Laddu. लाई - 3 कप (80 ग्राम) गुड़ - बारीक टूटा हुआ 1 कप ( 260 ग्राम) घी - 1 छोटी चम्मच; विधि: How to make Murmura Laddu

Jan 17, 2019 · pori urundai recipe, murmura laddu, murmure ke ladoo, puffed rice ladoo with step by step photo/video. traditional indian sweet with puffed rice & jaggery.

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Murmura Laddu is a Winter-Special traditional Indian Sweet Laddu made from Puffed Rice and Jaggery. It is as popular as Chikki/Laddu.

Mar 25, 2019 · Murmura ladoo, popularly called Kurmura ladoo in Mumbai, are puffed rice ladoo, a traditional Indian sweet snack loved by kids since decades. Though the days when these were routinely sold by hawkers are almost a thing of the past today, at least in the bigger cities, these popular and much loved ladoos are still being sold in every village shop.