- Add 800g sugar and 2 cups (400ml) water to a deep pot
- Cook over medium heat, stirring continuously, until the sugar dissolves completely
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Do not cook over high flame initially, otherwise the sugar may scorch at the bottom.
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Do not cook over high flame initially, otherwise the sugar may scorch at the bottom.
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Paneer must be thoroughly kneaded until smooth
any tiny lumps will cause the jamuns to crack during frying
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The dough should be soft and homogeneous, neither overly dry nor sticky.
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Do not cook the syrup to a 1-thread or 2-thread consistency
if too thick, jamuns will fail to soak up the syrup
Be cautious around hot ghee; splashes can cause burns.
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Ensure there is enough ghee in the wok so the gulab jamuns float fully submerged.
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Chop nuts very finely
large pieces can puncture the dough ball during rolling or frying
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Never fry all jamuns without test-frying one ball first
insufficient flour will make the jamuns dissolve in oil
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Dough balls must be completely smooth without a single crack, or they will break open during frying.
Lower dough balls gently into hot oil to prevent oil splashes.
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Never touch raw gulab jamuns directly with a metal ladle, as the delicate outer skin tears easily.
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Sugar syrup must be lukewarm
cold syrup prevents jamuns from expanding properly