My kid love Jangiri /Jilabi a lot.For him i tried,very first time it was Flop :( It was too oily. Not even in a proper shape.But he enjoyed :) .This time i want to give him a better Jangiri.. so,i checked so many "youtube" videos to get proper Shape & exact Jangiri.In one Video she used cake decorating pastry cone instead of any ziploc covers.Suddenly i thought let's try,i did,then the result was really really gud. You can use a Ziploc cover to get a shape.
But,if u used Cake Pastry Cone...grind the batter very well.Because while squeezing some unground urad dal might get struck ,in tip.I faced this problem.
For Jangiri :
Ingredients:
- Urad dal- 1 cup
- Rice Flour-2 table spoon (Or) Raw- 2 table spoon
- Red food color-Some
For Sugar Syrup:
- Sugar - 1 (Or) 1 and half cups
- Water- 2 and half cups
- Lemon juice- few drops
Method:
- Soak urad dal in water for Minimum 1 hour.
- If you adding rice,soak together.
- After an hour drain all water,grind in Wet grinder adding very little water in a time.
- If u using rice flour,just grind Urad dal alone,then mix the flour in the batter.
- Once you done with the batter,take in to a wider bowl,add little "Red food color" mix well, in hand.
- Beat well again.
- Now the batter is in form.
- Heat oil in wider pan,don't use kadai.
- Transfer the batter in to Pastry Cone (Or) in Ziploc cover,directly squeeze in to the oil.
- Don't try in hot oil,you wont get proper Jangiri.
- Fry in medium heat.
- Don't wait till all get more crisp.Little crisp is fine.
- Once you fried,transfer in to paper towel.
- After a min dip in to sugar syrup.Soak it for 2-3 mins,flip-flop it,then transfer in to bowl (Or) Plate.
Method for Sugar Syrup:
- Mix water and sugar in a Wider Kadai,switch on the stove.
- Bring to boil.
- Make a half thread consistency.
- Add few drops of lemon juice.
- Switch off the stove.
Note:
- Chilled Jangiri will be more Tastier.
- Store in air tight container.Pour excess ,sugar syrup on Jangiri.
- Let them soak for whole day then Enjoy.
Linking this to Radhika's "Diwali special" & Khusi's "My Diwali My Way"
Jangiri looks yummy and perfect.Glad that you also live in PA,Which part of PA?
ReplyDeleteHi Nalini..Thanks 4 ur super fast comment.We r in Norristown.U r in Allentown?
ReplyDeleteJangiri looks so yum
ReplyDeletewow...
ReplyDeletejangri looks perfect and very tempting :)
This is my favourite sweet too..looks fab..
ReplyDeleteJangiri looks very perfect and delicious.
ReplyDeleteWonderful effort Prabha. Thanks for sending it along.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys!!Really ur comments making me a lot to put more efforts again :)
ReplyDeleteWow!,Jangiri luks delish and impressive Dear.Luv it.Thanks for Dropping in.
ReplyDeleteYes,I live in Allentown.
ReplyDeleteYeah..that's a gud one...Will meet some time :)
ReplyDeleteHi...thanks a lot for sending it to the event....can you please update my event's announcement page to the post.
ReplyDeleteHi Prabha, Jangiri is one of my favourite sweets. Yours look delicious!!
ReplyDeleteI have tried the Green Peas masala rice from your blog and have posted about it. Check it out @ http://schmetterlingwords.blogspot.com/
Thanks for the lovely recipe. Really enjoyed making it and eating it. :)
You got perfect shapes! jangri looks fab!
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