Bread dry gulab jamun recipe

• Trim the sides of the bread and dip them in milk and take them out immediately.

• Squeeze the extra milk nicely and place it in a broad vessel. Add maida| milk powder and knead it into a smooth dough, without any cracks. If needed grease your hands with ghee. If you feel it is not binding well, put it in a mixie and pulse once.

• Divide the dough into equal parts. Keep the oil for deep frying. When the oil becomes hot, keep the flame to low and drop in the balls, do not overcrowd the pan.

• These bread jamuns took a little extra time to cook. Unlike the normal jamuns it was not cooked quickly. Actually, I tried cooking this in a paniyaram pan, but lost patience and transferred it to oil . Take it out from the oil when they turn golden brown and drain them in a kitchen towel.

• Make the sugar syrup by adding 1/2  cup of sugar to a pan. Add 1/4 cup of water to this. Bring to a boil and add cardamom pods if using.
• Boil till the sugar syrup becomes sticky. Switch it off.
• Allow this to become warm. Add the fried balls to the syrup and let it soak in sugar syrup for 2 hours.

• After 2 hours, take out the balls soaked in sugar syrup. By this time most of the syrup must have been observed by the bread jamuns.
• Take 2-3 tbsp of sugar on a wide plate. Roll the jamuns on the sugar and place it on a plate.

• Repeat the same for the rest of the jamuns.

Notes:

1. Instead of rolling in sugar, you can roll in desiccated coconut too.
2. Even you can roll in small rice mittais too (jeeraga mittai) or rice crispies.
3. This jamun will stay good for 2 days if refrigerated properly.
4. Always ensure to cook on a low flame. Else it will not get cooked inside.
5. If you are planning to keep it as normal jamuns in syrup instead of dry jamun, add 3/4 cup of sugar and 1/2 cup of water for the syrup.
   

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   Bread gulab jamun recipe

   Easy to make Gulab jamun recipe without gulab jamun mix

   Author Jeyashri suresh

   Ingredients

   • 4 Bread slices
   • ½ cup Sugar for syrup
   • 2 tbsp Milk powder | Maida all purpose flour
   • ¼ cup Milk
   • 2-3 tbsp Sugar to roll
   • Oil for deep frying
   • A pinch of cardamom powder optional

   Instructions

   • Trim the sides of the bread and dip them in milk and take out immediately.
   • Squeeze the extra milk nicely and place it in a broad vessel.
   • Add maida| milk powder and knead it into a smooth dough, without any cracks. If needed grease your hands with ghee.
   • If you feel it is not binding well, put his in a mixie and pulse once..
   • Divide the dough into equal parts. Keep oil for deep frying.
   • When the oil becomes hot , keep the flame to low and drop in the balls, do not over crowd the pan.
   • These bread jamuns took little extra time to cook. Unlike the normal jamuns it was not cooked quickly.
   • Actually I tried cooking this in an paniyaram pan, but lost patience and transferred to oil .
   • Take it out from oil when they turn golden brown and drain them in a kitchen towel.
   • Make the sugar syrup by adding 1/2 cup of sugar in a pan . Add 1/4 cup of water to this. Bring to boil and add cardamom pods if using.
   • Boil till the sugar syrup becomes sticky. Switch it off.
   • Allow this to become warm. Add the fried balls to the syrup and let it soak in sugar syrup for 2 hours.
   • After 2 hours, take out the balls soaked in sugar syrup . By this time most of the syrup must have observed by the bread jamuns.
   • Take 2-3 tblsp of sugar in wide plate. Roll the jamuns on the sugar and place it on a plate.

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   Notes

   1. Repeat the same for the rest of the jamuns Instead of rolling in sugar you can roll in desiccated coconut too.

   2. Even you can roll in small rice mittais too (jeeraga mittai) or rice crispies.

   3. This jamun will stay good for 2 days if refrigerated properly.

   4. Always ensure to cook on a low flame. Else it will not get cooked inside.

   5. If you are planning to keep it as normal jamuns in syrup instead of dry jamun, add 3/4 cup of sugar and 1/2 cup of water for the syrup .

   6. Bread gulab jamuns can be made using white bread or milk bread too.