During holidays and family gatherings, Indian home kitchens are transformed into makeshift gulab jamun factories, churning out hundreds of these fried milk ball donuts.
During holidays and family gatherings, Indian home kitchens are transformed into makeshift gulab jamun factories, churning out hundreds of these fried milk ball donuts.
Join Shri Repp in class to learn techniques for mastering the elusive process of making the perfect spongy gulab jamun – soft enough to soak up syrup, but sturdy enough to keep its iconic round shape.
You make two varieties of gulab jamuns, one soaked in a cardamom, rose water, and saffron syrup and one stuffed with an assortment of mixed nuts and then rolled in coconut flakes.
You’ll pair the warm gulab jamuns with homemade pistachio ice cream and crunchy bits of chikkis (peanut brittle sweetened with jaggery).
Please note: some classes can be adjusted for students with dietary restrictions, but many cannot. If you’re vegetarian, pescatarian, or gluten-free, you can use the drop-down menu on our events page to view the best classes to fit your needs.
Here at the Pantry, we call ourselves a community kitchen. For us, that means we do many things: cooking classes focusing on traditional food crafts and technique, five-course family-style dinners, culinary camp for the kids, power lunches for makers, food swaps, and cookbook club potluck suppers.
Basically anything we can think of to get our neighbors around the table, breaking bread and building community.
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Upon completion of the series you will have learned over 40 recipes and possess a thorough understanding of the Indian vegetarian cooking tradition. Highly recommended for beginners and culinary connoisseurs alike.
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