I have bookmarked this recipe from Raks kitchen some time back and finally made it today.
I assumed Jangiri's can only be made by professionals until I saw Raks and Gayathri's blog.
Gayathri has also uploaded a video on piping jangiris.I know my piping is not perfect. Hope to get it better when I make it the next time
Ingredients
Urad dhal: 3/4 cup
Salt: a pinch
Kesar color: as desired
Sugar: 3/4 cup
Water:1/2 cup
Cardomom powder: 1/2 tsp
Lime juice: 1/2 tsp
The above quantity yields more than 20 jangiris
Procedure:
Step1:
Soak Urad dhal in enough water for 2 hrs and grind it as a smooth paste
The consistency should be like that of a butter
Step2:
Add salt and kesar color and mix well
Step3:
Prepare sugar syrup by boiling sugar and water.When one string consistency is reached, add lime juice.This is to avoid the syrup getting caramelized. Add the cardomom powder as well
Step4:
Heat oil in a kadai and pipe the jangiris in medium heat. Fry them and drain in paper towel. Do not over fry
Step5:
Dip the jangiris in sugar syrup for one or 2 minutes and arrange them.Let it stand for half an hour before serving
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I assumed Jangiri's can only be made by professionals until I saw Raks and Gayathri's blog.
Gayathri has also uploaded a video on piping jangiris.I know my piping is not perfect. Hope to get it better when I make it the next time
Ingredients
Urad dhal: 3/4 cup
Salt: a pinch
Kesar color: as desired
Sugar: 3/4 cup
Water:1/2 cup
Cardomom powder: 1/2 tsp
Lime juice: 1/2 tsp
The above quantity yields more than 20 jangiris
Procedure:
Step1:
Soak Urad dhal in enough water for 2 hrs and grind it as a smooth paste
The consistency should be like that of a butter
Step2:
Add salt and kesar color and mix well
Step3:
Prepare sugar syrup by boiling sugar and water.When one string consistency is reached, add lime juice.This is to avoid the syrup getting caramelized. Add the cardomom powder as well
Step4:
Heat oil in a kadai and pipe the jangiris in medium heat. Fry them and drain in paper towel. Do not over fry
Step5:
Dip the jangiris in sugar syrup for one or 2 minutes and arrange them.Let it stand for half an hour before serving
Notes:
1. I did not have grinder.Used Preethi mixer for grinding.It still came out good
2. Soaked the dhal for 1.5 hours and refrigerated for 1 hour so that the mixer does not get heated while grinding
3. Used Wilton Round tip for piping
4. The consistency of the batter should be similar to butter cream icing
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I love Jangris and urs looks so yum and delish...
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Tempting and delicious jangiris...
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Perfect looking jangiris- the color is really nice!
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Wow...perfect...tempting jangiri...
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ReplyDeleteRelishing and scrumptious jangiri...
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ReplyDeleteLove them dear, they have come out sooooooooooo well. Thanks for linking it to our bookmarked event :)
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