Ingredients :
Maida / All purpose flour – 1 cup
Corn flour – 2 tblsp
Thick curds – 3/4 cup (approx.)
Cooking soda – pinch
Ghee – 2 tblsp
Food colour (yellow preferably) – pinch
Ghee – for deep frying
For sugar syrup :
Sugar – 1 cup
Water – 1 cup
Lemon juice – 1 tsp
Food colour (yellow) pinch
Elaichi powder – Optional
Method :
Take a bowl and mix maida, corn flour, cooking soda, ghee
and yellow food colour. Add curds and
make a thick batter by adding some more water. Consistency here should be like
vada batter. Keep it in a warm place overnight for fermentation. Next day mix
well with a ladle. It should be sticky thick batter of dropping consistency.
In a pan add sugar with water, food colour and boil this mixture until one string consistency (approx. 15 mins in medium high flame). Then add lemon juice, elaichi and boil in lowest heat possible.
In a flat bottomed pan heat ghee. Level of ghee should be very low just to cover the jalebis. Take a cloth with smallest hole in the middle or a durable Ziploc bag with hole in the middle. I have used the tomato ketchup bottle used in restaurants here (shown in pic below) since it’s easy to handle JJ
Fill in the batter and draw circles in medium heat. Ghee
should never fume. Also it should be enough to fry the jalebis porous and
crisp. So adjust the heat accordingly. Make 3-4 circles per piece and end the
circle by overlapping the tip when you end, otherwise the shape won’t be good.
Fry on both sides till crisp and drain it and add it to the hot
sugar syrup immediately. Let it be dunk in the syrup for atleast 2 mins. Drain
of the jalebis from the syrup and arrange it as needed.
Crispy and yummy jalebis are ready to be served J J
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