This is Gulab Jamun using Khoya and Paneer from Scratch. I am sure that you will never go back to instant Gulab Jamun if you try this recipe 😀
Ingredients:
Note: My 1 cup is 240 grams/ml, 1 tablespoon -15 grams/ml, 1 teaspoon-5 grams/ ml and 1 kg is 2.2 pounds.
Khoya – 1 cup Recipe here #Post18 #Recipe13 Khoya (Indian thickened milk)
Paneer- 3/4 cup Recipe here #Post17 #Recipe12 Paneer ( Indian Cottage cheese)
Self raising all purpose flour – 3 tablespoons ( Instead you may use 3 tablespoon all purpose flour and 1/4 teaspoon baking powder)
Rava or Semolina – 2 tablespoons
Cardamom powder- 1/4 teaspoon
Milk – 1 tablespoon or as required
Oil or Ghee- as required for deep frying the gulab jamun
Sugar Syrup- Recipe here #Post17 #Recipe15 Sugar syrup for Indian sweets
Steps:
1.Mix all the ingredients except sugar syrup in a bowl. Make sure that you mix very well, but not knead. There should not be any lumps else it will remain as bite sized pieces in the gulab jamun and may not give smooth dough.
2.Make small balls out of the dough. If you find the dough to be too dry and not able to make balls, add little milk and mix again. Let the balls rest for 30 minutes.
3.Now, fry the balls in oil/ ghee (clarified Indian butter) and drop them into the sugar syrup immediately.
4. Let the balls stay soaked in the sugar syrup for atleast 3-4 hours and cool down. Serve as is, warm or chilled depending on your taste buds!
whoa, I haven’t tried this before, what type of cuisine is this, it looks AMAZING!
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Thank you Andrew! Gulab Jamun is an Indian Dessert and it is the tastiest when it is made the traditional way as explained in the post.
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perfect, will give it a go 🙂
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