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Usually, Semolina rava has a granule texture which may not suit our recipe so we need to ground to a fine.
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As said in tips, ghee enhances the flavor so heat ghee in a pan and roast rava in it.
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Transfer rava to another plate and let it cool.
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Meanwhile, boil 2 bowls of milk. i.e., rava:milk=1:2 ratio.
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Put rava in milk by stirring continuously so that there are no lumps.
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Off the flame, add 2 tbsp. ghee and cover with a lid so that dough becomes soft to knead.
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After 5-10 minutes transfer to another plate and knead by adding a little milk powder so that we get a soft texture.
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Still, if you feel the dough is hard then add little milk (2-3 tablespoons).
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Taking a small portion of dough, roll into small and round shape balls. Keep aside.
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Meanwhile, prepare sugar syrup by adding a 1:1 ratio of sugar and water.
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Bring syrup to boil and off the flame before syrup turns thick.
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Add fresh ground cardamom powder or other flavoring agent and off the flame.
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In a pan heat oil and put rava gulab jamun and deep fry till they turn a golden brown color.
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Once color is changed, transfer these balls into the sugar syrup and soak overnight (based on the thickness of syrup).
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As our Sugar syrup thickness is not that thick, it hardly takes 30 minutes to 1 hour.
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Our version of Suji Gulab Jamun turns to that softness that you will not end up with one.