




Perfect for Fasting Days!
Sabudana (Jevvarasi) is considered as one the main ingredient which can be used mainly on Vrat / viratham days. During Navratri festivals, it is a tradition to make Sabudana Vada, Sabudana Ladoo, Sabudana Payasam and Sabudana Kichadi. Sabudana Laddu is very simple to make just like maladu or rawa laddu.
For Maladu, there is absolutely no cooking needed and its is even more quick and easy and also tasty. But this Sabudana Laddu is not only for Diwali and other festival but also for Ekadasi and other fasting days. Especially for Ekadasi, we are allowed to have very few pulses. Infact to be honest, we have been advised by our ancestors and guru ji’s to observe full fasting but because of our busy days or job we are not able to observe a full fasting, instead, we can take roti or sabudana khichdi or even poha.
This Sabudana Laddu is made by many North Indians during Ekadhasi and also during Navratri.
1 Done 15 mins | Frying Sabudana |
2 Done 10 mins | Grinding Process |
3 Done 5 mins | Enriching with Coconut and Cashews |
4 Done 15 mins | Making Laddu |
5 Done | Serving Time |
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Do we really need half an hour to roast the sabudana?
Hi, Roasting sabudana till it becomes slight brown color will surely take 30 minute.
Lovely recipe! Can we avoid/replace coconut?
Yes Kavitha,, instead of coconut, we also use ground semolina or ground roasted gram dal.
How to make dessicated coconut at home?
Thank you – I am so grateful for these quick recipes have been inspirational and I have been able to make almost all the nivedhyam for each day as prasad and none of them are time-consuming and are prepared with simple ingredients and many substitutions options also make these appealing. wishing you both many blessings for navarathri.
Nice Article. Keep up the good work.