Gulab Jamun Ice Cream: this Diwali season I’m taking one of my favorite combinations warm gulab jamun and chilled ice cream and bringing them together to make Gulab Jamun Ice cream, a creamy, dreamy, Diwali treat that will leave you wanting scoop after scoop.
For the Gulab Jamun
For the gulab jamuns I used a ready mix Gulab Jamun mix — it’s such a quick fool proof method. Just mix with water and form a soft dough, with some ghee rubbed between your hands roll out small ping pong ball sized gulab jamuns. For the sugar water mix together equal parts water and sugar along with a few cardamom pods. To check if your oil is hot enough, stick a bamboo skewer in your hot oil, if it bubbles immediately you’re ready to go. Fry up all of the gulab jamun. Soak them in warm sugar syrup.
Eggless Homemade Ice Cream
Homemade creamy delicious ice cream could not be easier to make. This egg free recipe makes a delicious thick custard that results in a smooth and tasty frozen treat. Since gulab jamuns are on the sweeter side, I made my ice cream a bit less sweet, to balance the flavors. To make the ice cream base, whip heavy cream until you get soft peaks and fold in sweetened condensed milk. Sprinkle in cardamom powder.
Making Gulab Jamun Ice Cream
Making this ice cream combination could not be easier! Just chop up your gulab jamuns and mix them in the ice cream mixture. Freeze in and airtight container. The result is a gorgeous creamy dreamy gulab jamun ice cream that’s perfect for festive season
- 8 gulab jamun
- 3 cups heavy whipping cream
- 1 cup sweetened condensed milk
- ½ teaspoon cardamom powder
- edible rose petals
- slivered pistachios
- Chop the gulab jamun into small bite sized pieces and reserve
- In a large chilled bowl whip the heavy whipping cream until you get soft peaks
- Fold in sweetened condensed milk and gently stir in cardamom powder and bite sized gulab jamun pieces
- Pour the ice cream mixture into airtight freezer safe container and freeze overnight
- When ready to serve scoop, garnish with rose petals, pistachios, and enjoy
Looking for more Diwali desserts? Try this Funfetti Kalakand, Phirni Brule, or Kesar Pista Kheer.
Enjoy,