For this month’s ICC Srivalli chose Jalebi. It is an interesting recipe. The preparation is quite complicated and it tastes great. I saw many videos and recipes before trying it out. The consistency of the batter is very important in getting crispy Jalebis. For Jalebi the batter should be little thinner than the dosa batter. This will ensure that the jalebis stay crisp even after cooling down. Piping jalebi is really complicated. I got it right only on my fifth attempt. Oil temperature must be steady. I kept it at medium, so that the jalebis don’t change colour. The outcome was so delicious. We just loved it. As usual, I will be sending them to my hubby’s office.
Ingredients: Maida-100gm Curd-1cup Corn Flour-30gm Hot Oil-1tbs Lemon Yellow Food Colour-1/2tsp (I used Liquid Colour) Sugar-1cup Water-1cup Oil-For deep frying
Procedure: 1. Mix maida, corn flour, hot oil and curd. Add food colour and enough water to make a batter slightly thinner than the dosa batter. 2. Allow it to ferment overnight. 3. Add water and sugar and bring it to boil. Let the syrup boil until it becomes sticky. 4. Keep it aside. 5. For piping Jalebis, you can use a plastic bag or a piping bag or a sauce bottle. I used a piping bag with a writing nozzle. But it gets very messy. I think, sauce bottle method will be nice. 6. Heat oil in a flat bottomed pan. When it is medium heat, pipe out jalebis into the oil. 7. Keep the sugar syrup warm when frying the jalebis. 8. Flip the jaebis when they become firm. 9. When all the bubbling has stopped, remove the jalebis and drop them into the warm syrup. 10. Let them soak for 30 seconds. Flip them and let them soak for another 20seconds. 11. Remove the jalebis from syrup and place them on a plate separately, so that they don’t stick to each other. 12. Serve warm.
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looks delicious 🙂
perfect jalebi..once i tried with ready mix…..
Oh my my…mouthwatering jalebis..Looks so yummy!!!Would love to try it some time..
Omg, they looks super marvellous..
Looks so temtping and the header looks so gud …
wow very tempting jalebis,luks yum…
These look super yummy…
Perfectly shaped jelabis.. loving it.. I wish I was your neighbor or atleast your husband’s colleague 🙂
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looks very tempting!!
looks delicious. First time here, glad to follow you.
Hi gayatri…these look yummmy!!
wow jalebis looks super
Omg, mouthwatering here..wat a fabulous jalebis..