Am starting my third week of blogging marathon, as usual i'll be running my three days blogging marathon with an incredible theme, i got hooked to this week's theme immediately,yep i didnt even hesitated a second coz this week's blogging marathon's theme is going to be Deep fried snacks being healthy by baking or steaming. For me sweets, can be also served for snacks and we love specially gulab jamuns for our snacks or for our desserts when served simply with few scoops of icecream. When i choosed this theme, the first thing came to my mind is obviously gulab jamuns, i wanted to make them either by baking or cooking through paniyaram pan.
Finally i went for baking, i used store bought gulab jamun mix for making this jamuns easily. Since i dont know the final result i went for making a small batch and the baking time took just 15 minutes for me, meanwhile i prepared my sugar syrup and keep aside to get cool completely.Once they came out of the oven,these jamuns were bit hard but when soaked to the sugar syrup they turned out super soft within few minutes and taste as like the deep fried ones.Give a try friends, you will truly enjoy this zero oil gulab jamun for the sure.Check out the other marathoners running this 18th edition of blogging marathon here.
1cup Gulab Jamun mix (store bought)
1/4cup Water (for kneading)
1cup Sugar
1+1/2cups Water (for syrup)
1+1/2cups Water (for syrup)
1no Cinnamon stick
Few saffron strands
1/2tsp Cardamom powder
Few chopped nuts
Take the jamun mix in a bowl, gradually add the water and make a soft dough,keep aside for 5minutes.
Meanwhile take the sugar with one and half cup of water,bring to boil. Now add the cinnamon stick,cardamom powder and saffron strands,cook fro few minutes,put off the stove and keep aside.
Let the sugar syrup gets cool completely.Preheat the oven to 300F.
Make tiny balls from the dough, arrange over a baking sheet lined over a baking tray.
Bake for 15-20minutes, by turning the baking jamuns twice in between else they will turn dark brown to one side while the other side will stay white.
Now soak the baked jamuns to the already prepared sugar syrup.
Sprinkle few chopped nuts while serving.
Gulab jamuns look incredible! Will definitely give it a try.
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wow zero oil jamun..must try
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wow..never imagined this:) will try
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea of baking the kamuns.love it priya.
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ReplyDeleteI love gulab jamun but don't eat often because of deep frying - this is a nice healthy way of eating them
ReplyDeleteVery cool idea Priya. I am sure all those who are trying to avoid oil would benefit from it.
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ReplyDeleteSuper!..and now I cant stop myself from gobbling down that bowl:)..guilt free..great..a must try!!
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy!!!!Must try soon.....
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will try this baked jamuns..
ReplyDeleteThat looks really fabulous, our famous and beloved Indian sweet in much more healthier version, wow!!
ReplyDeletelooks so yummy will try this soon..........
ReplyDeleteBaked Gulab jamun totally innovative....
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to bake gulab jamuns!!! They look yummy!
ReplyDeleteBaking the Jamuns and incorporating in the delicious sweet is obviously a very innovative idea Priya.So much of calories cut down..Thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeletethis is really an healthy idea to eat good amount of jamuns....
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gr8 recipe witout fat like it
ReplyDeleteWow..luv the idea of baking it..i can do the guilt free indulge
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Amazing Priya! Never in my wildest of dreams did I think of baking jamuns...wonderful thought and the jamuns look as delicious as ever
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This is so awesome... you baked gulab jamuns... That pic looks really tempting.
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ReplyDeleteyou must be kidding...they look super soft and just like fried ones... must give it a try..
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Very good idea to bake it.. Must try soon
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Must try these..how did I miss seeing this recipe..
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Priya thank you dear,I now can have gulab jamuns to my hearts content.
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Baked jamun!!wow that is so cool!!! Guilt free snacking...
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ReplyDeleteThat baked gulab jamun looks spectacular!
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ReplyDeleteHey Priya, thanks for this awesome post. I too love gulab jamun but steer clear of it coz of deep frying. Once again, you make it possible for me to indulge myself and my loved ones. A big thank you and yep, I've got to share this post with my Foodie Friends on Facebook. :))
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