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Dry roast 1 cup of Bengal gram on medium heat until it turns golden and aromatic.
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Let the roasted chana cool completely to prevent moisture while grinding.
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Grind the cooled chana into a fine, smooth powder.
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If your sugar isn’t already powdered, grind it separately until fine.
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In a mixing bowl, combine the chana powder, powdered sugar, and ½ tsp cardamom powder.
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Gently heat ¼ cup + 2 tbsp of ghee until just warm, not hot.
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Pour the warm ghee into the dry mix and blend everything thoroughly using your hands or a spoon.
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Press the mixture into small pedas (flat rounds) and store them in an airtight container.
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These sattu pedas are wholesome, symbolic, and perfect as a divine offering or a festive sweet for Hariyali Teej.
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