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Sunnundalu
Sunnundalu also known as Urad Dal Laddu is a popular sweet dish of India.

SunnundaluSunnundalu(Urad Dal Ladd
Ingredients:
3 cups of whole urad
1½ cups of sugar
1 cup of melted ghee at room temperature

Method:
Roast whole urad dal to light gold colour. Grind urad dal and sugar to superfine sand like powder. Add melted ghee to the urad dal-sugar powder. Mix the whole mixture and shape them into Laddus.

(Last Updated on : 6/01/2009)
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