Vegan Gulab Jamun Recipe 

Thanks Khushal :) Glad you liked it. More recipes are coming soon, stay tuned!!!

Yes Santhosh, you can use any other nut milk

Glad you liked it, let me know if you have any further questions and I will definitely look forward to your feedback :)

Glad you like them!

Glad you liked it :)

Glad you liked it :)

Thank you so much Kala :)

Thank you ☺️

Thank you! Cheers!

I used the ades soy milk.

It really is :) a must try

Thanks a lot :)

That's sad, the outlayer should not turn hard at all, but if that's happened, you can use a needle and pierce the gulab jamuns so they can absorb the sugar syrup, and let them rest in sugar syrup for longer time

@@Foodotomic Thanks, will try this

Hello Jeroen, Glad you liked the video. This is an Indian dessert and it is usually prepared using milk, but in this case I have used plant based milk - we don't add meat to desserts

Thank you Kirti :) :)

Hello Gaurikant, I don't live in India so not very sure about the good soy milk brands

Yes Kiran, you can prepare it using coconut milk as well

Yes you definitely can, I have tried them with bread too and they come delicious both ways

Yes you can easily use the oat milk to prepare these :)

Yes Aruna you can use oat milk for this recipe

Thank you..:)

@@arunasridhar3210 My pleasure Aruna :)

All the ingredients are listed In the description section

@@Foodotomic but not in grams..

Even I am not sure why Ben, the algorithm is a weird thing

Thank you Bharti :)

I would advise you to use the fine semolina for the recipe so the dough comes out smooth

@@Foodotomic many thanks 😊

@@sweetmistry9475 My pleasure :) let me know if you have any further questions

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@@charumudraaba.m.chauhan786 Thank you :)

Thanks for the feedback Vishal. The Semolina to milk ratio is 1:2 so 1 cup of semolina and 2 cups of milk. I used approx 150 grams of semolina for the recipe. But if you use cups ratio, it should be alright. Same with Sugar, 2 cups of sugar to 2 cups of water. Let me know if you have further questions

@@Foodotomic ok. Thank you :)

@@Vnp99 my pleasure :)

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Glad you liked it :)

@@Foodotomic loved it. Thankyou so much.

Yes Harsh you can but I would recommend to use soy, oats or rice milk