Gulab Jamun are soft, deep-fried dough balls soaked in a sweet, aromatic sugar syrup flavored with cardamom, rose water, and sometimes saffron.
The word “Gulab” means rose (for the rose-flavored syrup) and “Jamun” is a type of small, dark fruit found in India (similar to the dessert’s color after frying).
They are rich, melt-in-the-mouth, and often served during festivals like Diwali, Eid, weddings, and celebrations. 🎉
🍴 Key Features:
- Soft and spongy texture
- Sweet, syrupy flavor
- Light aroma of rose and cardamom
- Golden brown or slightly darker when fried
- Usually garnished with pistachios or almonds
🍽️ How it’s Made:
- The dough is usually made from milk solids (like khoya or milk powder), mixed with flour and a little baking soda.
- Shaped into small balls and deep-fried at low heat until golden.
- Soaked in warm sugar syrup so they become juicy and sweet inside.
✨ Fun Fact:
- There are many variations: like Kala Jamun (darker and stuffed), Dry Gulab Jamun (rolled in sugar without syrup), and even Rabri Gulab Jamun (served with condensed milk).
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