- Take any jamun mix.Transfer to a sieve and sieve it well. Then measure and take it in a mixing bowl.Add water little by little.I used little less than 1/4 cup water. It should just get together to form a sticky mass.Do not panic seeing the sticky dough, if the dough is stiff ur jamuns will become dry and start to break while frying.Keep the dough aside for 15 mins. Take sugar in a pan, add water to it. Let it boil, add saffron.Mix it for the sugar to dissolve quickly. Boil the syrup until it forms a thick syrup no consistency check needed but the syrup will look more like oil in consistency. It will be glossy just like oil. Add rose essence and set aside to cool.Now after 15 mins take the dough. Grease your palm with ghee, pinch the dough and roll into a small smooth ball without any cracks. Do not give pressure while rolling. Heat oil in a kadai - the oil should not be smoking hot. Pinch a tiny piece of dough and add it to oil, it should rise to top slowly that is the right temperature.If the dough rises immediately lower the flame. So keep in low medium flame through out the process and keep adjusting the flame.Add few balls , While frying do not touch the balls just swirl the oil using a ladle this way the jamuns will get evenly fried, The jamun grows bigger while frying. Keep swirling the oil and fry until golden brown in low medium flame. Remove and drain in tissue paper.Leave in tissue paper for 2 mins.Once the jamuns and the syrup is warm add the jamuns to sugar syrup. Let it soak for an hour. Take sugar in a dry mixer jar and grind it slightly coarse. Strain the syrup and take the jamuns alone.Roll over in the sugar mixture.and serve.
Dry gulab jamun
#myrecipe
By Shaalini Shaalu
Jan, 19th
600
Servings
2 persons
Cook Time
30 minutes
Ingredients
5
- 7
Ingredients
- Jamun mix
- Sugar
- Oil
- Ghee
- Water
- Saffron
- Rose essence
