Dairy Milk Silk Two-In-One Coconut Laddoo Recipe
Antara Basu
411 Recipes
A teacher and foodie who loves photography and traveling. Antara is a passionate food ...
Antara Basu
411 Recipes
A teacher and foodie who loves photography and traveling. Antara is a passionate food ...
This chocolate coconut ladoo recipe is a perfect fusion of a traditional Indian sweet with a modern touch, perfect for snacking and for festive occasions.
Difficulty:easy
Serves:5
Time:31 mins
Contains egg: No
Coconut laddoos are a popular Indian sweet that can be prepared for festivals, family gatherings, or a quick homemade treat. This chocolate coconut ladoo recipe gives the traditional sweet a modern twist with Cadbury Dairy Milk Silk chocolate, condensed milk, and a hint of cardamom. The best part of this recipe is that it requires no stove and is a simple dessert that can be prepared at home.
These two-in-one coconut laddoos are a perfect combination of classic white coconut mixture an......Read More
Ingredients
5
Servings
For the Recipe
- 7 pieces Cadbury Dairy Milk Silk Chocolate
- 3 cups unsweetened desiccated coconut
- 1 cup condensed milk
- 1/2 cup milk powder
- 1/4 tsp cardamom powder
Directions

In a bowl, add desiccated coconut and milk powder together, then mix well.

Now add condensed milk and cardamom powder to the same bowl.

Gently mix all the ingredients together.

Break the Cadbury Dairy Milk Silk chocolate into small pieces and place them in a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave in 15–20 second bursts, and stir in between each interval, until the chocolate melts smoothly. Do not microwave it for one full minute without checking, as the chocolate can scorch.

Divide the coconut mixture into two parts. Mix the melted chocolate with one part.

Now you have two different flavors of coconut mixture.

Take a small portion of each mixture and bind the two portions together. Roll gently between your palms to create a two-tone laddoo. Press a little mixture in your palm before shaping to check if it holds its shape. If it is too crumbly, you can add a small splash of milk and mix again. Repeat with the remaining mixture. Refrigerate the laddoos for about 20–30 minutes before serving so they firm up. This chilling time is a suggested addition and should be checked during recipe testing.
Tips & Tricks
Getting the Laddoos to Bind
The mixture should be moist enough to hold together when pressed. Add condensed milk gradually if the mixture seems dry, but do not make it too sticky. If it feels overly soft, mix in a little more desiccated coconut and allow it to rest before shaping.
Melting Chocolate Without Burning It
Use short microwave intervals and stir between each one. Chocolate can retain its shape even when it has started melting, so stirring helps distribute the heat. Stop heating once it is smooth, and let it cool slightly before adding it to the coconut mixture.
Making the Two Colors Look Neat
Use similar-sized portions of the plain and chocolate mixtures for each laddoo. Press them together gently before rolling, rather than mixing them completely. Roll with light, even pressure to keep the white and brown sections distinct.
Variations
- Coconut-coated chocolate laddoos: Roll the chocolate laddoos in extra desiccated coconut for a snowy finish.
- Nut or gulkand center: Place a small piece of nut or a little gulkand in the center before shaping the laddoo.
- Chocolate-dipped plain laddoos: Dip the plain coconut laddoos in melted chocolate and let the coating set.
- Rose or cardamom coconut laddoos: Add a little rose water or extra cardamom powder to the plain mixture for a fragrant variation. Add rose water sparingly so the mixture does not become too wet.
Storage
Keep the Dairy Milk Silk two-in-one coconut laddoos refrigerated in an airtight container. Since the recipe contains condensed milk and the laddoos are not cooked on the stove, refrigerate them immediately rather than leaving them at room temperature for extended periods.
You can store these laddoos for 3-4 days at room temperature, and for a week in the refrigerator in an airtight container.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are my coconut laddoos not binding? 
The mixture may be too dry or may not contain enough condensed milk to hold the coconut together. Add a little condensed milk, mix, and test by pressing a small portion in your palm.
Why are my coconut laddoos dry or crumbly? 
Too much desiccated coconut or too little moisture can make the mixture crumbly. Add a small amount of condensed milk or milk, mix well, and check whether the mixture holds its shape before rolling.
Can I use fresh or shredded coconut instead of desiccated coconut? 
Desiccated coconut is preferred because it has less moisture and helps the laddoos hold their shape. Fresh or moist shredded coconut may change the texture and binding, so the ingredient quantities and storage guidance would need testing before substituting it.
Can I make coconut laddoo without condensed milk? 
Condensed milk provides both sweetness and binding in this recipe. A substitute would need to provide similar moisture and structure, so the quantities may need adjustment and testing.
Can I use dark chocolate instead of Dairy Milk Silk? 
Yes, dark chocolate can be used for a less-sweet, more cocoa-forward version. The taste and texture may differ depending on the chocolate used.
How long do chocolate coconut laddoos last? 
Keep them in an airtight container in the refrigerator. The exact tested shelf life for this recipe is not provided; confirm it through recipe testing before stating a fixed storage duration.
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