3. In a Karahi/wok add the jaggery and any remaining butter and heat it on a low heat until the jaggery melts. Don’t let the jaggery boil or overcook as this will make your cereal balls too firm when they cool down.
4. As soon as the jaggery melts add the mixture you had cooked in the microwave. Switch off the heat and keep mixing until it’s easy to form into small balls.
5. Once mixed, as soon as it’s manageable (as the mixture will be hot), start forming the cereal balls and allow them to cool on a greased tray. I used a mould to make them look uniform in shape and size. If you are in a rush, you can just transfer them to a greased dish and cut them into chunks or strips.
6. Once the cereal balls/ladoos are cool, you can store them in air tight container. they should be fine for a couple of weeks.
How do you use up the cereals no one in your family likes? Do share your recipes.
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