Instant Crispy Jalebi Recipe



Jalebi is a popular Indian dessert which makes an appearance in almost all the festivals and marriages. The best combination that goes well along with hot jalebis are rabdi. These jalebis can be made with different ingredients and they all have variety of names like the paneer Jalebi, Khoya Jalebi, Jaggery Jalebi, jaleba which is king size, jhangri which is made using urad dal, imarti and so on. 

I love all the varieties. In my blog, long back I have posted a jalebi recipe which is made instantly using yeast, today I tried using curd and baking soda. The consistency of the batter matters, as it shouldn't be too thick nor thin.

The thought of making jalebis came to me when yesterday my son after coming back from school saw the jalebi on youtube and started asking me to buy or to make as Jalebi being his second favorite dessert (first one is always Gulab jamun). Today after my morning walk, I gave it a try by preparing the batter and as the jalebis were done, it took only 30- 45 minutes. Using these quantity I made 20-25 Jalebis. As the shape and taste were delicious, I thought of sharing with all my friends here in my blog. Hope you all will try and let me know.



Ingredients:

  1. All Purpose Flour- 1 Cup
  2. Corn Flour- 2 tbsp
  3. Ghee-4 tsp
  4. Curd- 4 tbsp
  5. Baking Soda- 1 tsp
  6. Salt- a pinch
  7. Yellow/ Orange Food Color- a drop
  8. Water- required to make a batter- 1/2 Cup
  9. Oil- for deep frying

Sugar Syrup:

  1. Sugar- 1 Cup
  2. Water- 1/2 Cup
  3. Lemon Juice- 1 tbsp
  4. cardamom Powder- 1 tsp

Method:

  1. Mix the all purpose flour, corn flour, curd, ghee, baking soda, food color and salt in a mixing bowl. Combine these using little amount of water by using a whisk. The batter should be neither thick nor thin, it should be free flowing. If it feels thin add a tbsp of all purpose flour, if it is too thick add small amount of water.
  2. Pour this batter into a squeezer or in a zip lock bag and seal it.
  3. Heat oil for deep frying, when it is hot cut a small end of the zip lock and pour the batter in the shape of Spirals. Make 4-5 rings and let it become crisp on both the sides. Repeat with the remaining batter.
  4. Meanwhile make the sugar syrup by adding the ingredients in a deep bowl on a low heat. Mix and boil till the sugar syrup forms 1 string consistency. Keep this aside.
  5. Add the made jalebi rings into warm sugar syrup, flip it on both the sides for a min and remove. Continue with the remaining.
  6. Enjoy hot jalebis.



from My Experiments With Food
Instant Crispy Jalebi

from Sweet Cake

Instant Crispy Jalebi Recipe https://sweetteabiscuits.blogspot.com/2021/09/instant-crispy-jalebi-recipe.html

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