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Jilebi
Jilebi is a swet receipe of India popular among peoples of all categories.

JilebiIngredients of Jilebi:
  • 200 gms. plain flour (maida)
  • 20 gms. gram flour (besan)
  • 200 gms. Sugar
  • Few drops yellow color
  • 2 tbsp. milk
  • Ghee to deep fry
  • A plastic easy squeeze bottle


  • Method of preparing Jilebi :
    Sieve 100 gms. maida and besan together. Make a batter using warn water. Keep aside for 24 hours. Add remaining maida and food color and more warm water if required. The batter should fall easily when poured - not too thick not too thin. Keep aside. Make syrup of the sugar by adding water and boiling. Add the milk and all the scum to form while boiling. Make one thread consistency syrup. Strain.

    Fill bottle with batter. The nozzle should have a hole the thickness of a knitting needle. Heat ghee well in a shallow frying pan and form jalebis in the form of concentric circles about 2 inches on the outside. Fry till crisp, drop into hot syrup. Drain with a perforated spoon and serve hot.

    (Last Updated on : 1/08/2009)
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