Gulabjamun recipe

For the GulabJamun recipe

360g milk

100g Sooji/semolina

8g milk powder

15g caster sugar

15g ghee/explained butter

For the sugar syrup

For the garnish10 stripped and cut pistachios 5 cut almonds

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gulabjamun recipe

Technique

1. In a little skillet heat ghee, milk, milk powder and 2 tbsp sugar on a medium fire. Blend well and heat the milk to the point of boiling.
2. In a different skillet, add sooji/semolina and dish it for 2-3 minutes on a low fire. After this, add the hot milk to sooji/semolina until all the milk is retained. Turn the hotness to a medium fire and cook it until the blend frames a protuberance.
3. Switch off the fire and permit the combination to cool marginally. Following a couple of moments, move the combination to an enormous bowl.
4. Oil your hands with ghee and massage the combination for something like 2 minutes or until the batter is smooth and delicate.
5. Roll the little mixture balls (jamuns) and put away.
6. Hotness the oil on a medium fire and when it is decently hot, turn somewhat down and fry the jamuns, mixing continually and gradually until it is daintily sautéed on all sides.
7. In another skillet, add all of the sugar syrup fixings and welcome it to bubble on a low fire until it is marginally tacky. Keep it warm, yet don’t allow it to cool totally.
8. When the jamuns are daintily seared on all sides, move them onto a plate and let them cool down for 2 minutes – don’t allow them to chill off for longer if not they will not ingest the syrup flavor! Following 2 minutes, drop them into the warm sugar syrup with dull rum. Permit them to absorb the sugar syrup and rest for 2 hours.
9. Following 2 hours, the Gulab Jamun will have multiplied in size. Topping with cut nuts like pistachio or almonds for a pleasant touch.
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