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Coconut Laddoo

 
Coconut Laddoo
coconut laddoo
photo credit: inna zaichenko
Coconut Laddoo is an Indian confection made with sweetened condensed milk and desiccated, shredded coconut rolled in flaked coconut.  You will find many variations of this recipe including some that use fresh milk, shredded coconut, sugar and even cashew nuts.  Some versions roll the balls in coconut powder rather than shredded, flaked coconut.
Recipe By: foodsleuth
  • Prep20 min |
  • Total25 min |
  • Serves8 - 12
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Ingredients

Instructions

Mix the condensed milk and the coconut in a bowl.

Add the sugar and stir on a low flame for about 4 minutes.

Set aside till the mixture has slightly cooled down.

Shape into laddoos (small round balls).

Roll each laddoo in a little dessicated flaked coconut.  Store in airtight jars.

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