Ingredients:
Milk powder -- 1 cup
All purpose flour -- ½ cup
Baking soda -- ¼ tsp
Ghee -- 2-3 tsp
Milk -- as required to make the dough
Oil / Ghee -- to fry
Sugar -- 1 cup
Water -- 2 cup
Cardamom -- 2 – 3
Rose essence -- 1 tsp
Preparation of Gulab Jamun:
For the sugar syrup:
Mix sugar and water in a large vessel and keep on a low flame. Once the sugar is completely melted add the cardamom powder and rose essence and keep on a low flame. Prepare this after you roll the jamun balls and leave this on a low flame until all the balls are fried.
For the balls:
Mix milk powder, all purpose flour and baking soda. Make a dough by gradually adding milk. Knead to get a smooth dough. Make sure you do not knead it very hard, in that case the jamuns will be hard in the center.
Grease your hands with ghee and make small lemon sized balls from the dough. The ball will increase in size while frying. Avoid any cracks on the balls.
Heat oil/ghee in a pan. When the oil is hot enough, fry the balls in the oil. Make sure you fry in medium heat because if the oil is too hot, the jamuns get browned easily and will not be cooked inside. At right temperature, the ball will rest in the bottom for 5 mts and slowly will rise up.
When the balls turn brown, transfer it on to a kitchen towel. Add these into the sugar syrup when they are cool. There are chances of breaking the balls if you add them into the syrup when still hot. Let it remain on the stove at a low flame for 10-15 minutes.
Remove from the heat and leave the gulab jamun balls in the sugar syrup and refrigerate it when cool. I love cool jamuns :)
Lovely dessert Nitha. Nice one. I always love them.
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely going to make some sweet 2morrow, I can no more resist. Delicious jamuns.
ReplyDeleteI've always been crazy about gulab jamuns, just can't resist its sweetness. Loved the pics on the post too. Looks delectable.
ReplyDelete1,2,3...ok ellam porette :)
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Reshmi
Spongy and juicy jamuns looks absolutely irresistible and very tempting..
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Wow......looking mouth waring.my favourite ..pls pass the plate to me.
ReplyDeleteI love cool jamuns too!! Hubby likes to heat them in the microwave, but i like them straight out of the fridge! :)
ReplyDeletePerfect for diwali!!
luscious jamun, love way you have organised the raw jamun :)
ReplyDeleteKollam. very very tempting gulab jamuns...
ReplyDeletePicture perfect jamuns...
ReplyDeleteThey look amazingly delicious!
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Jamoons with sugar syrup looks absolutely yumm
ReplyDeleteIrresistible jamuns!!Superb aayittundu, Nitha..
ReplyDeleteYummy sweet and perfect for diwali
ReplyDeleteEthu kore undallo.yummm..
ReplyDeleteWowiieee! that's a real sweet treat!!
ReplyDeleteMy son loves jamuns and I fail everytime even with the instant ones..
jamuns look perfect and delicious!
Spongy and juicy jamuns looks absolutely irresistible and very tempting, feel like grabbing them:)
ReplyDeletemy fav...although id prefer if someone made it fr me :)
ReplyDeleteYum! Those always remind me of weddings...
ReplyDeleteHmmmm...yumm....I can see that u r having some serious sweet addiction....brownies and gulab jamuns?...Have something left to send over??...would love to have some...:)
ReplyDeleteBTW, regarding your doubts,
With the amount that u see in my blog, it makes a huge batch. I think it should serve over 12 people definitely..Once i made it for a party and it served 12 people with most of them having second helping. 8x8 pan will be definitely be small for this. i used a large rectangle deep dish which was around 13*9 that can hold 2 litres. Hope this helps.
love,
shabs.
Delicious gulab jamuns,amazing clicks.
ReplyDeleteyummy gulab jamuns....looks perfect
ReplyDeleteoh my!!!! awesome gulab jamuns..kandittu eduthu kazhikkan thinnunnu...iyyooo yummy!!!! nice click tooo
ReplyDeleteSoft and spongy..so tempting..kothiavunnu
ReplyDeletedelicious gulabjamuns can never say no
ReplyDeletelovely steps Nithu
wow...irresistable clicks...am grabbing one now...
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One of my favs...But I never tried to make them from scratch...ippol manassilayille njan nalla oru madichi aanennu :-)
ReplyDeleteYummy, fried dough soaked in a sugar syrup. That looks irresistible.
ReplyDeletelooks very delicious. drool drool
ReplyDeletecheers:)
Looks divine :)
ReplyDeleteThey look so tempting!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely delish!!
ReplyDeleteThe browies look gorgeous too!!
And the mushroom and Soya masala will pair so deliciously with the Lemon Rice!
Happy day to ya!
Hello from Italy! I found this blog and I really like your kitchen!
ReplyDeleteSkip to us, we like to exchange cultures and recipes!
I hope you like what we do!
Many greetings from Italy!
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nalla asalayitundutou..Kanditu kothi varunu :)
ReplyDeletewow wow ....adipolli ayittundu keto...........
ReplyDeleteSuper !!! Deliciouss....bloginte per matti professional perceptions nu akikolu...:)
ReplyDeletejamuns looks superb...
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looks yummy and thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeletelove it..
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