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EASY WAY TO MAKE BREAD JAMUN






                       
                                                   Bread jamun recipe
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                              Cooking Time
                                
                                 40 Minutes
                  
                                  Bread jamun - easy gulab jamun with bread as main ingredient
                           
                                                                                   INGREDIENTS
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  •                                                                                        Bread slice – 8
  •                                                                                        Khoya – 1/4 cup
  •                                                                                        water – as needed
  •                                                                                        Sugar – 1 & 1/4 cup
  •             Water – 1 cup

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