Monday, November 12, 2012

Jangri



Ingredients:
Urad dal – 1 cup
Corn flour or rice flour – 3 tbsp
Sugar – 3 cups
Rose essence – 1/2 tsp 
Cardamom  powder– 1/2 tsp
Orange food color – 1/4 tsp
lemon juice - 1/2 tsp
Oil for frying

Preparation:
  • Soak urad dal for 3-4 hours.
  • Drain excess water and grind urad dal to a fine thick batter. Add  few drops of water slowly while grinding. 
  • Dissolve the food color in 2 tbsp of water.
  • Transfer the ground urad dal batter in to a bowl add corn flour or rice flour and mix them well to a smooth batter.Now add food color and mix well.
Sugar Syrup:
  • In a wide pan boil 1/2 cup water and sugar , until sugar dissolves and it becomes bubbly. Turn heat down to keep it bubbling gently.
  • When the sugar syrup becomes one string consistency sugar syrup add 1/2 tsp lemon juice and keep it aside.
Piping:
  • Piping jangri is an important part.
  • You can use ziplock bag or pastry bag,I used a pastry bag with long thin tip.
  • Heat oil in a pan on medium heat. 
  • Fill the pastry bag with batter and start piping. 
  • Always try piping on a plastic sheet before piping in hot oil.
  • Oil should not be too hot ,always maintain temperature .
  • When oil is hot, pipe the jangri by starting off with a circle and pipe small rings around the circle.
  • Turn both the sides and cook for a min.
  • Sugar syrup must be ready and hot. Add powdered cardamom and rose essence and give it a stir.
  • Remove the cooked jangri from oil and drain the oil completely and add it to the  sugar syrup immediately.
  • Let the jangri stay in the sugar syrup for 1 or 2 minutes and then remove from syrup and keep it on a plate.
  • Continue the same procedure with the rest of the batter and enjoy hot or cool jangris.
Note : 
  • I used cupcake filling tip ( Wilton 240) to pipe jangri.
  • If you are using a ziplock bag, make a small hole in the middle of the bag.
  • If the pan is wide enough you can pipe more jangris in a batch.
  • Do not rest the batter for long time since it will become sour.
  • Syrup for janris should be little thicker.

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