Ingredients
• 100 Gram Khoya
• 1 tbsp suji
• 1/4 tsp baking soda
• 2 cups Sugar
• 2 cups Water
• 2 tbsp Milk
• 4 Green cardamoms (slightly crushed)
• Ghee
• 1 tbsp suji
• 1/4 tsp baking soda
• 2 cups Sugar
• 2 cups Water
• 2 tbsp Milk
• 4 Green cardamoms (slightly crushed)
• Ghee
Method
• Mash the khoya with the help of flat metal bowl, in order that no grains remain.
• Mix suji and baking soda then knead into firm dough. you'll also use a food processor.
• The dough should be firm but will not feel dry.
• Make a round small equal size balls of this dough.
• Heat ghee in a pan till a bit of dough tossed in comes up directly .
• Lower heat and fry the balls till brown.
• Lift out balls, fry all the balls in the same manner .
• Keep the balls aside till the syrup is prepared .
• Mix the sugar and water then place over low heat, stirring till the sugar dissolves. confirm it doesn't boil.
• Increase the warmth once the sugar dissolves, then bring mixture to a boil.
• Add milk and water mixture then again boiling over high flame, without stirring.
• Skim off any scum that collects on the edges of the pan.
• Cook till syrup thickens a touch . A finger dipped in slightly cold syrup should form a coating on that for a couple of seconds.
• Remove syrup from the stove and cool for a minimum of half an hour. Strain through a fine muslin cloth.
• Add cardamom and convey syrup to a boil again.
• Add the fried balls to that and suspend the warmth . Let jamuns soak for a minimum of half an hour before serving.
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