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Ingredients:

1 cup fenugreek seeds

2 cups whole wheat flour

1 cup ghee

1 cup powdered jaggery or sugar (to taste)

1 cup edible gum

½ cup chopped nuts (almonds, cashews, pistachios)

2 tablespoons poppy seeds (optional)

1 teaspoon cardamom powder

Winter Special Healthy Methi Ke Laddu

Instructions:

Prepare the fenugreek:

Soak the fenugreek seeds overnight. Drain the water and dry them, then grind them into a coarse powder.

Roast the gum:

Heat some ghee in a pan and fry the edible gum until it puffs up. Remove and break it into small pieces.

Roast the flour:

In the same pan, add more ghee if needed. Roast the whole wheat flour on low heat until golden brown and fragrant.

Add the fenugreek:

Add the ground fenugreek powder to the flour and roast for a few more minutes to remove the bitterness.

Add nuts and poppy seeds:

Add the chopped nuts and poppy seeds and roast for 2-3 minutes.

Add jaggery:

Remove the pan from the heat. When the mixture has cooled slightly (but is still warm), add the powdered jaggery/sugar and cardamom powder. Mix well.

Form the laddoos:

Add the crushed gum and mix. While the mixture is still warm, take small portions and shape them into laddoos.

Cool and store:

Let the laddoos cool completely before storing them in an airtight container.

These laddoos are nutritious and great for boosting immunity during winters. These are slightly bitter due to the fenugreek, but the sweetness of the jaggery and the richness of the nuts and ghee perfectly balance the flavor.

Let me know if you'd like the recipe in Hindi or tips on how to reduce the bitterness!