recepie for jaleebi wanted

anyone have a recepie fror how to make jaleebi, i will be gratefull:flower1:

Have you tried a jalebi mix???
I havent but I am assuming it works.

no, i used to make make them myself before, but i caant remember the exact reciepie.

Are they those orange syrupy squiggles? They look like they would be pretty complicated to make.

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Are they those orange syrupy squiggles? They look like they would be pretty complicated to make.
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yes, no i dont think so, i used to use the thing you use to decorate cakes whit, but as i said before o cant remember the amont of things

Well it would be interesting to read about how they're made. Lets hope someone has a recipe.

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Well it would be interesting to read about how they're made. Lets hope someone has a recipe.
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me too!!!1:)

                      **JALEBI :yummy: **

Ingredients

2 cups maida (all purposr flour)
1 1/2 cups sugar
1/2 cup buttermilk or sour curds
A pinch of saffron or other food coloring
Cooking oil for deep frying
1 tsp warm ghee

Method

Mix together 1 cup of maida and buttermilk to get a smooth
batter, Add water if necessary only!

Keep it aside overnight at room temperature.
The next morning, mix in the remaining maida
and ghee.

Set aside.
Make a stringy syrup with enough water and the sugar
and let it cool.

Add the saffron/food coloring and mix well.
Bring the oil to smoking point.

Pour the batter in concentric circles to get a spriral
shaped jalebi.

Fry till crisp and golden brown.
Dip in sugar syrup for about 1/2 a minute and take out.
Serve on a platter, dusted with cardammom powder and
powdered sugar.

Leftover jalebis can be refridgerated. :biggthumb

Preparation : 10 minutes (exec. overnight fermenting time)

Cooking: 30 minutes (syrup and frying) *

**enjoy ma’ homies :cool: ** :wave:

P.S “DER R VARIOUS DIFFERENT METHODS OF MAKING JALEBI BUT THIS 1 IS THE EASIEST”

but the sugar water should be thick, really thick! otherwise the jalebis will be *soggy * and not crisp !

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                      **JALEBI :yumm :

Preparation : 10 minutes (exec. overnight fermenting time)

Cooking: 30 minutes (syrup and frying) *

**enjoy ma’ homies :cool: ** :wave:

Thankyou thankyou so much!!!

Thanks I will try it too :)