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A quick and easy Indian sweet made without condensed milk or khoya, using paneer (fresh cheese), milk powder, sugar, and a touch of fresh cream (malai). These soft, melt-in-the-mouth laddus are perfect for festivals or whenever you crave a homemade mithai.
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