IN FRAME: KALA JAMUN By Chef Vicky Sinha Kala Jaam, or Kalo Jaam, or simply Kala Jamun is the black or dark purple variant of a Gulab Jamun. Coated with sugar or some added sugar in the batter before frying gives these sweet balls their blackish color. You may call it a close cousin of the nation's favourite sweet - Gulab Jamun, but the Kala Jaam or Kala Jamun deserves more attention and praise. These sugar dipped rounds made of khoya, and cottage cheese are one of the most loved Bengali sweets and have captured a unique place in our hearts despite being considered as one of the variants of the Gulab Jamun just like the Pantua or the Ledikenni (a cylindrical shaped Gulab Jamun believed to have been invented by Bhim Chandra Nag for Lading Canning, the wife of Charles Canning who was the Governor-General of India during 1856-62). Tag a person who loves indian sweets.. Stay connected for more such amazing post.. #vickyskitchenkharghar #sinha007 #kalajamun #indiansweets #mithai #indiandessert #chefforpassion #foodforsoul #foodie #khargharrestaurant #kharghar #foodporn #foodie #foodfirstlove #chefowner #cheflife (at Vicky's Kitchen, Kharghar) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGkjuXalsGK/?igshid=vy0io0bj4mkl

















