In
sweet (methai) Gulab Jaman is popular name. It’s available on sweet bakeries
make by halwai and people not know how to make it at home. Halwai and bakers
use a method in which they lack of clearness.
But
now we show you how to make it good clean at home.
Ingredients:
·
Dough;
·
Powdered Milk – ½ cup
·
Yogurt – 2 tbsp
·
Flour: 2 tbsp
·
Butter – 1 tbsp (melted
·
Baking soda – ¼ tsp
·
For sugar syrup:
·
Sugar – 1 cup
·
Water – 2 cups
·
Saffron 5-6 strands
·
Rose water – 4 tbsp (I am using
Khevra water as I was out of rose water)
·
rose water
·
Green Cardamom – 6
·
Oil – for deep frying
Method:
Steps
(1)
Make the sugar syrup. Put in sugar,
in water, saffron, Green cardamom in a saucepan and take to boil. Let it simmer
more than average heat For 20 minutes. remain it warm
(2)
Make the dough. I use a kneading
machine to do that. If you have a stand mixer with hook attachment, that can be
used as fine. Or else just knead the dough the old fashioned way i.e. with
hand.
Mix up the entire ingredient (waterless milk powder, Flour,
butter, yogurt, baking soda) in the kneading machine. Knead till the butter
comes out. It takes about 5-6 minutes. Let this mixture rest for 10 minutes
(3)
Fry the dough. Make small (Maltese’s
sized) balls of the dough with in some measure wet fingers. Make sure the dough
balls have no cracks on the surface. This dough is enough to make 15 balls
(4)
Frying. Deep fry the dough balls on medium to
high heat. They should fry gently and become golden brown. Too hot oil will
turn them brown from outside but will leave them uncooked from inside. Be
careful with the heat
(5)
Add Rose water to the warm sugar
syrup. Now add the fried dough balls to the warm sugar syrup. Mix and cover. I generally
make the gulab jamans during the night and let them soak up sugar syrup from
side to side the night. They taste heavenly in the morning. I decided to roll
them in dried coconut, but they can be served with or without dried coconut
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