For without cooking method:
Grind the chocos to powder.
Take a large bowl. Add and mix chocos powder, almond meal, milk powder and condensed milk (Set aside 1/4 cup of chocos powder for later use).
Mix using a whisk as it helps remove lumps. You can use a spatula to press, blend and scoop the sides.
You can add in a little more milk powder or condensed milk to adjust the dough consistency.
Take a large tray or a plate and spread the butter/baking paper.
Grease your hands with a little ghee. Scoop the dough and form small coin-sized balls.
Roll the balls gently in the remaining chocos powder or sprinkle the same on the balls.
Place them one by one on the tray/plate with butter/baking paper leaving half an inch gap in between.
Set aside for 2 hours in a cool and dry area. Your snack is ready to bite in.
For with cooking method:
Grind the chocos to powder. Dry roast almonds in low to medium flame till they turn golden. Cool and grind to powder.
Take a large bowl and mix chocos powder, almond powder, and milk powder well (Set aside 1/4 bowl of chocos powder for later use).
Take a medium-sized pan and place it on a medium flame. Add ghee. Once it melts, pour the milk and sugar, and stir till it melts.
Toss in the powdered mix and keep stirring. Use a whisk to mix as it helps remove lumps.
Once the mixture starts to thicken, use a spatula to begin blending and smoothening the mix.
Once the mixture starts to hold shape, turn it off and set it aside to cool (You can add in a bit more milk powder to adjust consistency). Take a large tray or a plate and spread the butter/baking paper.
Grease your hands with a little ghee. Scoop the cooled mixture dough and form small coin-sized balls.
Roll the balls gently in the remaining chocos powder or sprinkle the same on the balls.
Place them one by one on the tray/plate with butter/baking paper leaving half an inch gap in between.
Set aside for 2 hours in a cool and dry area. Your snack is ready to bite in.