I made Mawa Gulab jamun (with dryfruits stuffing) at home. Making budget for 10 people $2.3

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  1. Anuradhakhare_27

    Homemade Mawa Gulab Jamun (with Dry Fruit Stuffing)

    I made soft gulab jamuns using mawa, sugar, cardamom, and stuffed them with dry fruits. They turned out rich, soft, and super juicy 😍

    Ingredients:

    For Jamuns:

    Mawa (khoya) – 1 cup

    All-purpose flour (maida) – 2 tbsp

    Baking soda – a pinch

    Cardamom powder – ΒΌ tsp

    Milk – as needed (for kneading)

    Ghee or oil – for deep frying

    For Stuffing:

    Chopped dry fruits (almonds, cashews, pistachios, raisins)

    A pinch of cardamom powder

    For Sugar Syrup (Chashni):

    Sugar – 1Β½ cups

    Water – 1Β½ cups

    Cardamom pods – 3–4 (crushed)

    Rose water – 1 tsp (optional)

    Few saffron strands (optional)

    Method:

    Prepare the dough:
    In a bowl, crumble mawa. Add maida, baking soda, and cardamom powder. Mix gently. Add milk little by little to make a soft, smooth dough. Rest it for 10 minutes.

    Make stuffing:
    Mix chopped dry fruits with a pinch of cardamom powder.

    Shape jamuns:
    Take a small portion of dough, flatten it, add a little stuffing in the center, and seal it properly. Roll into smooth balls without cracks.

    Fry jamuns:
    Heat ghee/oil on low flame. Fry the balls slowly, stirring gently, until they turn deep golden brown. Remove and keep aside.

    Prepare chashni:
    Boil sugar and water until slightly sticky. Add crushed cardamom, saffron, and rose water.

    Soak jamuns:
    Add hot fried jamuns to warm syrup. Let them soak for at least 2–3 hours for best taste.

    Result:
    Soft, juicy mawa gulab jamuns with a dry-fruit surprise inside 🀍