A time-honoured Indian confectionery hand-crafted with reduced milk, fragrant green cardamom, saffron, and toasted pistachio nuts.
If using powdered milk
If using condensed milk
Once your dough is ready make a long sausage shape, cut it in half, then cut each of those pieces in half another 3 times to end up with 16 roughly identical size pieces of dough
Now for the syrup
Now, heat some oil or ghee on a medium heat to 150 Celsius, too hot and you’ll end up with burnt Gulab Jamun on the outside before they are cooked all the way through. Use a thermometer to keep an eye on the temperature as you cook
When ready turn off the heat and carefully lower the Gulab into the hot syrup mixture, stir gently then leave to soak for around 3 hours.