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Gulab Jamun
Soft milk-solid dumplings soaked in fragrant rose sugar syrup — India's most beloved sweet.
Crispy pastry coils filled with khoya and dry fruits, sealed with a single clove and deep-fried — the elegant festival sweet of Madhya Pradesh.
Make pastry: rub ghee into maida until crumbly.
Add salt. Knead with water into a firm smooth dough. Rest 15 minutes.
Make filling: combine crumbled khoya, powdered sugar, chopped cashews, raisins and cardamom. Mix well.
Divide dough into 16 balls. Roll each into a very thin round 10 to 12 cm wide — almost translucent.
Place 1 heaped tbsp filling in the centre.
Fold the round into a rectangle. Then roll into a cigar or coil shape.
Press one clove through the seam end to seal and decorate — this is the lavang (clove) that gives the sweet its name.
Heat oil on medium. Fry lavang lata on medium for 3 to 4 minutes per side until pale golden.
Drain. Immediately dip in warm one-string sugar syrup for 20 seconds. Drain on a rack.
Cool completely. The syrup coating will dry to a glossy finish.
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