Ingredients:
Sunflower oil for frying
Few almonds and pistachio nuts for garnish.(optional)
Batter
100 grams plain flour
30 grams corn flour
2-3 drops yellow food colouring
Few strands saffron
1 cup natural yoghurt
1 tablespoon sunflower hot oil
Sugar syrup
1 cup sugar
1/2 cup water
Few strands of saffron
1 teaspoon cardamom powder
1 teaspoon lemon juice.
Method:
1.Mix together the plain flour, corn flour, yoghurt, saffron, food colour and hot oil and make a smooth lump free batter
2. Cover batter and leave overnight to ferment.
3. Heat the sugar and water and lemon juice to form a sweet syrup just a little less than 1 thread in consistency.(Thread Stage 215° F–235° F/108° C–118° C on sugar thermometer) (Lemon juice prevents sugar syrup from crystallising)
4. Heat oil in a pan and while its heating fill up a plastic ketchup/mustard bottle with the batter mixture.(Alternatively use a zip lock bag with a tiny hole cut in the bottom of it.)
5. When oil is medium hot, squeeze batter to form mini swirls into the hot oil and fry jalebis until golden brown on both sides.
6.Immediately remove jalebis from hot oil and shake off access oil and dip them in warm sugar syrup to coat both sides.
7. Remove jalebis from syrup as soon as you have dipped them to retain crunch and place them on serving dish .Repeat procedure for remaining batter.
8. Garnish with almond and pistachio slivers if desired.
Serve hot.
Notes-
Jalebi batter turned out a little too thin and made it difficult to form uniform swirls.I had to add another tablespoon of corn flour to thicken the batter. I think batter was thin because my yoghurt was low fat and very runny.
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Yummy jalebis.. Looks mouthwatering !!
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crispy jalebi...looks yummm!!!!
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Wow! yummy jalebis!
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Those jalebis look delicious. My first batch batter was runny as well. Just use equal amounts of curd & flour, it worked for me.
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The jalebis look very crispy and I want to gobble some!
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