No Cook Nariyal Laddoo || No Cook Coconut Laddoo

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Hi Friends,
I am here with you sharing my recipe of no cook coconut lad. With simplified version and less time  consuming recipe


Lets see the ingredients first and then step by step recipe -

Ingredients 


Ingredients 

1. Nariyal burada - 200 gm

2. Nariyal powder - 50 gm

3. Milkmaid - 80-100 gm

4. Cardamom powder - 4 pinch

5. Dry fruit -  to garish

6. Dried rose petals -  to garnish (optional)



Recipe -
1. Add all ingredients in a big bowl leaving garnishing items 

2. Combine well

3. Roll into laddies

4. Mix the garnishing item including some dessicated coconut and coconut milk powder, dried rose petals and some crushed dry fruits

5. Now roll the laddoos into garnishing
6. its ready to offer as Prasad during Navratri puja


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