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GULAB JAMUNRecipe for gulab jamunKhoa 300 g
has to be taken during frying not to over fry or under fry them. The colour of the balls should be deep brown. One ball may be cut into two and examined for its porosity. If found satisfactory, the remaining balls may be fried. If the porosity is insufficient, small quantity of baking powder dissolved in least quantum of water may be added to the dough and the ball making process is repeated and test frying done. If the balls are too porous, then small quantity of maida is added instead and the testing process repeated.
After frying, the balls are removed from the frying pan and immersed in the sugar syrup immediately. Some pressure may be applied on the balls to facilitate their immersion. The gulab jamun is kept at room temperature for at least 12 hours before serving. Try to prepare the gulab jamun as per the recipe and let us know how it tasted! Home | Milk | Cream | Butter | Butteroil | Ice cream | Cheese | Milk Powder |
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