Gulab Jamuns are fried dough (mainly made of milk solids) balls soaked well in sugar syrup flavoured with cardamom, rosewater or saffron. .
Ingredients:
Gulab Jamun mix- 1 cup(contains 1cup milk powder, 1/4 cup all purpose flour, pinch of baking soda)
Milk - 1/4 cup
For Sugar Syrup:
cardamom - 2 crushed
saffron - 4 string (optional)
Sugar - 2 cups
Water - 4 cups
Oil for frying.
Preparation:
Combine 1/4 of milk with 1 cup of gulab jamun mix, set aside and let it stand for 20 mins.
Heat water in a medium size pan, add the sugar and cardamom for 20 mins. Set aside.
take the dough and knead softly, divide in to equal sized small balls, Make sure you it has a smooth surface.
Heat oil in a pan, let it heat in low flame between 3-4.
Once the oil is hot enough drop the shaped doughs in to the oil about 5-6 at a time. it will rise slowly from the bottom of the pan to the top layer. If the oil is too hot, the outer layer of the dough will turn dark soon.
Keep turning the jamuns once in a while and it will take about 5-6 mins to cook, cook till the jamun turns Golden brown.
Remove from oil and drop it in sugar syrup. It need to be soaked in the sugar syrup for at least 20 mins before serving.
oh yep...I would love those wiht rosewater! The picture looks stunning!
ReplyDeleteThey look so delicious, very happy to see you posting for a long time.
ReplyDeleteWow!! They are looking so yummmmmmmy and deliciousss.
ReplyDeletePlease pass it to me :)
Soft and delicious jamuns, looks great..
ReplyDeleteO yum! I want some!
ReplyDeleteoh wow my fav Indian dessert can i have one or two!!
ReplyDeleteLovely color of jamuns...
ReplyDeleteHey Ann, welcome back! How have you been?? Feast to eyes with the pictures, and am sure they were delicious! Smack :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful gulab jamuns..for a moment I thought this was part of the ICC..:)
ReplyDeleteWelcome back Ann...jamun luks perfect!
ReplyDeleteYummy jamuns :)
ReplyDeleteYummy even i m planning to make gulab jamuns today :-)
ReplyDeletehello Ann,
ReplyDeleteSo good to see u :) hope you are doing good :)
And what a heavenly gulab jamuns u've made ...my mouth's watering.
TC
Those sound so good, I would love the syrup with cardamom & rosewater!
ReplyDeleteDelicious jamuns dear....wish i could have them now!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. We went out for Indian last night and as usual I never have enough room for dessert. This is my favorite Indian sweet. Yum :)
ReplyDeleteSuper and yummy...want one now dear. Nice click too.
ReplyDeleteLooks so tempting Ann and know what- me too made jamoon with almost same kind of recipe for my son's b'day party today and nice to see you after a long time :)
ReplyDeleteYummy Jamuns cant stop with one!
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering! Gorgeous click! Picture shows how tasty and juicy it wud hav been!
ReplyDeletemouthwatering jamuns that you've got there Ann... nice click!
ReplyDeleteThe pix are perfect... Mouthwatering! Can I get one too ?
ReplyDeleteThe blogosphere is pouring with Jamuns..Lovely ones Ann!Long time..
ReplyDeleteHi ann...lovely gulab jamun,lovely pic too...thanks a lot for dropping by and leaving a lovely comment and for joining in as well..u got a very lovely blog ...hope to c u around more often
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering jamuns dear...
ReplyDeleteyummmmy...these golden sweet juicy jamuns look so tempting!
ReplyDeleteWOW.........looks yummmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteMy wife was just asking my why I had a box of this mix in the pantry. Funny. Looks good.
ReplyDeleteThese look like such yummy little treats! I would like to try all the flavors - especially cardamom!
ReplyDeleteHello Ann,
ReplyDeleteYour blog is great. I'll stop by often. Thank you for the link.
Prepared Gulab Jamun first time this Diwali, that was with a bot different recipe !
ReplyDeleteYours too looks Perfect !
WOW ... those are beeeeeeeeautiful! Golden and luscious and perfectly shaped!
ReplyDeleteGulab jamun looks very tempting, delicious and perfect!!!Nice click!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! those are some picture perfect jamuns...
ReplyDeleteNice to see you ...:)
Wow.. They look so perfect and yummy!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by; you have a great space here.. Following you :)
Oh my...that is really mouth watering click, man. Very well done...must have tasted great too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pictures! They look delicious.
ReplyDeletemy kids and I so love these and are hard pressed to find them here in Mexico city and I am excited to know that I may be able to find the ingrediants to make them. thanks
ReplyDeleteThe gulab jamun is making my mouth water..im craving it now
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