🥣 Method of Preparation
Step 1: Prepare Dough
Crumble khoya in a bowl.
Mix with maida, baking soda, and ghee until crumb‑like.
Add a little milk to bind into soft, sticky dough—don’t over‑knead or add too much flour. Smooth and moist dough is key to soft jamuns
Grease palms with ghee and roll into crack‑free balls (~20‑25 g each).
Step 2: Make Sugar Syrup (Chashni)
In a saucepan, dissolve sugar in water over medium heat.
Add cardamom, saffron. Simmer ~8‑10 mins till one‐string consistency.
Turn off, add lemon juice and rose water at end
Keep syrup warm but not boiling when adding fried jamuns.
Step 3: Fry the Jamuns
Heat oil or ghee to low‑medium (~130 °C).
Fry balls slowly, turning gently, until golden brown evenly—takes ~10‑12 mins
Drain on paper towel, allow them to rest ~30 sec before adding to syrup.
Step 4: Soak in Syrup
Drop warm jamuns in warm syrup gently.
Let them soak for at least 2 hours, preferably overnight in fridge for best texture
Ensure regular gentle stirring so syrup absorbs fully.