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Sakat Chauth

Til Bugga/Til Khoya Ladoo

August 25, 2021 by Bhawana

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Happy Spring to all of you! Weather is on the verge of warming up and hopefully we had the last snow of this season on that very first day of spring. Sun is going to sleep little late now and so do I. Good news is now we can go out and enjoy long walks, sit outside savor sunlight and compensate for all the vitamin D we missed in gloomy and dark winter months.

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It’s not that, I go for hibernation in winter months, my chef hat was perched on my head all the time. In fact I feel winter months are good time for baking. There are few recipes in my draft but somehow never get a chance to write and share!!
This is the recipe I made on Sakat Chauth, it’s called Tilbugga or Til Ke Ladoo.

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Til Bugga/Til Khoya Ladoo
Author: Bhawana
Ingredients
  • 1 cup Khoya
  • 1 1/2 cups coarsely powdered roasted Sesame Seeds (Til)
  • 1 1/2 cups Powdered Sugar or Boora
  • 1/2 tsp. Cardamom Powder
  • Kesar, Silvered Almonds and Pistachios for garnishing
Instructions
  1. Roast khoya on low flame till it is very light golden-yellow color.
  2. Let it cool for few minutes.
  3. Then add coarsely powdered roasted sesame seeds and cardamom powder. Mix it.
  4. Now add powdered sugar and mix well.
  5. Shape it into small balls.
  6. Garnish them with kesar or nuts of your choice.
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Filed Under: Desserts, Festival, Ganesh Chaturthi, Indian Sweets, North India Tagged With: ganesh chaturthi, Lohri, Makarsakranti, Peda, Sakat Chauth, Sesame seeds ladoo

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"Food is not about impressing people, It's about making them feel comfortable." I still remember when I got married & came to US first two days I don’t have to bother about food, we were eating out and then we went to grocery store & there the reality struck. Its not that cooking was a new term to me but cooking with out taking instructions & help of my mother & grandmother was something new and different. Newly married, nervous but with lot of confidence I cooked bhindi (okra) & burnt it but my husband M ate it like nothing happened though he didn’t say anything but I felt really bad. That day I realized that I used to cook before but all on my mother’s instructions. That means it’s a new world to me and has to start cooking from scratch without my mother’s help. M always been very encouraging to me & till today he is my guinea pig. And i like cooking for him.

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