Indian traditional snacks are deeply rooted in culture, festivals, and family kitchens. Burelu (also known as sweet fritters or laddus in some regions) is one such classic delicacy, usually prepared during festive occasions.
This Sorghum Burelu recipe gives the traditional snack a nutritious twist by using sorghum (jowar) flour instead of refined grains. Naturally rich in fiber and minerals, sorghum makes this sweet treat more wholesome while retaining its authentic taste.
Perfect for festivals, tea-time indulgence, or special family gatherings, Sorghum Burelu is both comforting and satisfying.
Naturally gluten-free
High in dietary fiber
Provides sustained energy
Better digestion compared to refined flours
Suitable for clean and mindful eating
Using sorghum allows you to enjoy traditional flavors without compromising on nutrition.
Sorghum flour – 100 g
Maida (all-purpose flour) – 40 g
Grated jaggery – 50 g
Cardamom powder (Elaichi) or Fennel seeds (Sompu) – to taste
Water – 100 ml
Oil – for deep frying
Serve during festivals and poojas
Enjoy with evening tea or coffee
Pair with warm milk for a comforting treat
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