Jelebi is my hubby's fav sweet.....He love to eat it any time...so from many days i was planning to prepare it at home,,as i never tried this at home,,,only I have seen it when i was small,,,in festivals,,my granny and all use to prepare at home......but i never thought of making it at home...... Now the prefect occasion has come to prepare the sweet.....as my hubby is not so much found of cakes i decided to prepare Jelebi for his birthday...and give him a surprise.....and it was supper hit and success....I was so happy that even I can prepare Jelebi at home....and my hubby was really surprise to see the home made Jelebi....He really liked it very much.....so here is the recipe of the Jelebi I prepared....for my Valentine....
All purpose Maida (Flour) 1 1/2 cup
Corn flour 3TBSP
Bicarbonate of soda ¼ tsp
Lemon juice of 1/2 lemon (small)
Curd (yogurt) 1/2 cup
water 1/4 cup(use only as much required)
Hot oil 2tsp
Orange or yellow food colour: 2 or 3 drops(optional..I have used yellow)
Refined oil/Sunflower oil for Deep frying
For syrup
Sugar 1cup
Warm water 1/2 cups(use more if required)
Saffron stand few(optional)
How to prepare:
Well mix all purpose flour, baking powder, Corn flour,Bicarbonate of soda,curd (yogurt),lemon juice and water make a smooth batter and also add the food colour if u like to use(I have used yellow colour)keep aside the mixture to ferment. For at least 24hours...
To make the sugar syrup.
Mix the sugar saffron and water to dissolve it. .add only as much as required to dissolve.
Once the sugar is dissolved, boil it slowly until it becomes thick(a little less than one thread consistency).Then turn off the heat and Keep the syrup aside to cool down.
Now (after 24 hours)fill the batter in a ketchup bottle or fine muslin cloth with hole in to it..or can use even Cake piping bag.
Heat oil in a frying pan (preferable a wide bottom) and once it is hot reduce the flame to minimum and squeeze the batter in the shape of randomly coiled or spiral. Make 4 or 5 at a time depending on the size of your pan.
Deep fry them until they are golden brownish and crispy.
Remove Jalebi and immediately dip into the sugar syrup.Keep in the syrup for 2-3 mins so that they are soaked in sugar syrup. Then take them out of syrup and serve hot or cool.....
Sending this to the below events
visit valentines-special
visit Dish For Loved Ones event
visit Valentine's Day Event
Also Linking to Kid's Delight hosted by Edible Entertainment
visit kids-delight-something-sweet-event
visit kids-delight-something-sweet-announcment-by-Srivalli
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Wow....Jalebi!!! Phew, this is one of my favorites, too and i can have it just any time. :)
ReplyDeleteThey look so good here...wish could have some right from your plate.
You can link this to my ongoing event: Cakes, Cookies and Desserts
http://anjali-cooklog.blogspot.com/2012/02/announcing-my-first-event-cakes-cookies.html
Jelebis look super delicious, nice idea of using the ketchup bottle..
ReplyDeleteJelebis looks delicious and yum
ReplyDeleteb.day wishes to ur hub...looks awesome n yumm jalebi........
ReplyDeleteJilebi looks so yummy!! this one is my fav sweet :)
ReplyDeletejelebi's look delicious dear :)
ReplyDeleteThe Jalebis are making me drool here.. Happy to give you the Liebster Award..Do drop by my space to collect it!
ReplyDeleteThe jelebis look lovely. A very happy b'day to your hubby...
ReplyDeleteMy event- Valentines Day Special
delicious jalebi's !! looks wonderful !! Thanks for linking to the event !!
ReplyDeleteOngoing event CC-Dish For Loved Ones
Looks really yum! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteIs it possible to scoop it instead of using icing producer? Or shape it in other lines. I guess creativity has been develop on this kind of dish. Anyway, your recipe was convenient and good. Good chef!
ReplyDeleteVery yummy and romantic. Your sweetheart won't be able to appreciate the taste of it but the effort and sweetness you effort to create this. This was best eaten together with your love one.
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