Potato Jamun is a delightful twist on classic gulab jamun, made with soft mashed potatoes, khoya, and a hint of roasted wheat flour for a rich, nutty aroma. The mixture is kneaded into a smooth dough, shaped into small balls, and fried gently until golden brown. These warm jamuns are then soaked in a fragrant cardamom sugar syrup for at least 30 minutes, turning irresistibly soft, juicy, and sweet.
This Jamun made with potato, Khoya and wheat flour. Its deep fried and soaked in sugar syrup.
Potato Jamun Recipe
Potato Jamun
This potato Jamun is made with potato, Khoya and wheat flour. Its deep fried and soaked in sugar syrup.
6
servings5
minutes30
minutesIngredients
Potato – 1 big
Khoya – 2 tablespoon
Wheat flour – 3 to 4 tablespoon
Ghee – 2 to 3 tablespoon
Sugar – 1 cup
Powdered sugar – 1 tablespoon
Cardamom Powder – 1 teaspoon
Oil – for deep frying
Directions
- Boil potato till soft. Remove the skin and mash it nicely.
- In a kadai put two tablespoon ghee and fry the wheat flour till you get nice aroma.
- Mix fried wheat flour, mashed potato, khoya and powdered sugar together and make a soft dough. Make small round or oblong balls.
- Put the sugar in a vessel and add enough water to cover it. Bring to boil. When it starts boiling, reduce the heat and allow to boil for few minutes. Add cardamom powder and keep aside.
- Heat oil in a kadai. Fry the balls in a medium heat till it turns golden brown. Remove and put it in the sugar syrup. Allow to soak in the syrup at least for half an hour.
Wow, first to comment. The jamuns look so perfect and tempting to eat. Can you taste the potato? I am so curious, that I will give it a try.
Thanks for sharing.
Sarita
Hi,when i was searching for potato halwa i found your jamun recipe,it turned out well and was similar to the picture though my jamun was a bit small.The taste was awesome.
Thankyou
sunitha
Hi Sunitha,
Thank you for visiting my blog. Nice to hear that the jamuns turned out well.
Can you please tell me what is koya? and where do you get it ? Can we prepare at home?
Koya is also known as Mawa. You can make it at home by boiling milk and reduce it to a thick solid consistency. Or make Instant khoya, recipe available in the sweet section of this site.