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Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Jujips

Jujips, a well versed sweet with many and a kid pleaser too.The recipe is very simple and easy to prepare.I found this recipe when Asha @ A Tasty Challenge posted at her space.I tried it out,came out perfect.Thanx to Asha for sharing this recipe,my kids really loved it  and enjoyed.Do check this out for your kids summer treat,you will surely enjoy making them at home :-)



Ingredients
water 1/2 -3/4 cup
light corn syrup 1 tsp
unflavored gelatin 3 tbsp (refer notes)
sugar 1 1/2cup
salt a pinch
lemon juice  1 1/2 tbsp
coarsely ground sugar 1/2 cup
food colors & essences 2-3 drops each


Method
-Soak gelatin in 1/2 cup room temperature or cold water for 15 minutes.
-Boil 3/4 cup water in a deep heavy pan on high heat,add sugar and salt.Stir and let it dissolve.
-Add the soaked gelatin in the boiling water and stir until it melts.
-Wait till the mixture boils again.Once boiled,set your timer to 15 minutes and keep stirring.(refer notes)
-Add the light corn syrup and continue to stir another 1 1/2 minutes.
-Add in the lemon juice and switch off the flame.
-Remove as much foam as possible formed on top of the boiled mixture and transfer to another bowl.
-Divide the mixture in different bowls and add the food color,essences.
-Pour into small trays or bowls each flavor keeping in mind the bowl used decides the thickness of jujips.


-Refrigerate for 16-18 hours and then wait till solidified.Once solidified,run along the edges.Sprinkle some sugar on top to prevent sticking and turn on a cutting board.Cut into pieces and sprinkle some amounts of sugar to coat.
-Serve and store at room temperature.

Servings 25-30 jujips


NOTES
* If you are using sachets of gelatin use 4 of them.
* The boiling mixture has a tendency of boiling over,so keep stirring the mixture.
* Liquid glucose is replaced with corn syrup in US.If you are living in India,you can use liquid glucose.
* If you use coating granulated sugar in US ,it is finely granulated.The granulated sugar in India needs to be crushed first and then coated.
* The color-flavor combination ; yellow food color & banana extract, red food color & strawberry extract, orange food color & orange extract, yellow food color & mango extract.


Sending this to The Kerala Kitchen event hosted by Geetha @ Sun,moon & Potatoes

49 comments:

  1. lovely....kids love this a lot :)

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  2. This is my favorite.. Thanks for sharing the recipe

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  3. Hi Julie ,

    Jujips looks YYYummmYYY !!!

    and colourfuLLLLL:))

    Neat presentation...

    Keep on Dear...

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  4. Really very new to me. Jujips are so easy to make now only I come to know. Thanks a lot Julie for sharing this.

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  5. I used to loveee these as a kid... now my kid does too.. but never knew this could be home made :)

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  6. Oh wow....We loved these as kids..Will definitely make for my kid now...

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  7. Nicely done Julie, I used to love jujips. I still do :-)

    Aparna

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  8. Omg,I can gulp a whole packet of these, mu hubby's fav too. they are perfect

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  9. these colourful sweets look fantastic... yummy..

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  10. delicious homemade Jujips looks fabulous and chewy :)

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  11. Oh! this is how you prepare this candy...I love to eat it when small

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  12. Ohh i love these.. used to always get them from Mahabaleshwar.. thanks for sharing!

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  13. Thats my childhood fav.. Looks perfect...

    http://aromaticdining.blogspot.com/

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  14. I seen julieps recipe one time by Lakshmi Nair's show. Delicious.

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  15. OMG!! they look superb,awesome,fantastic...gr8 work dear

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  16. Had no idea jujips could be made at home. Wonderful effort!

    indugetscooking.blogspot.com

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  17. Aww, lovely jujips! Nice preparation Julie..never thought of making them at home till now :)

    Cheers!
    Vani

    Ongoing Event: Love Lock With Juices & Milkshakes

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  18. wow i love this.i have to try this.feel like picking one thru the screen.

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  19. Hey this is a very cool recipe. I love jujips. Orange was my fav flavor.

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  20. Very perfectly done... Looks same as store brought.. Loved the colors too.

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  21. wow these are my fav...never knew how to make it at home...thnx for sharing

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  22. So Colourfull...i never thought we can make them at home..i love them..thanks for the recipe..

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  23. Makes me nostalgic, my fav candies..wish to grab some and having rite now.

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  24. OMG! looks like bought from shop.. perfectly made.. i love it since childhood..

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  25. good presentaion..thanks for the recipe...

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  26. My children's favorite...They look so colorful and yummy...bookmarked

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  27. adipoli jujubs... perfect... me too love it
    Noel collections

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  28. Wow.. this is something new to me.. very colorful.. will try it for my niece!

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  29. I always love this even now too. nicely done

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  30. They look so colorful and yumm..

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  31. Looks colourful & perfectly made too!! I've never tries this before...Can't wait to try :)

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  32. colorful,nice recipe dear......
    http://shajisrecipesmine.blogspot.com/

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  33. Very colourful..didn't know that it's easy to make this one..my boy maybe the only kid who doesn't like this one and ,even ice creams :)good for me anyway !!

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  34. looks colourful and perfect, sure I had them lots when I was a kid :)

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  35. my childhood favs.. brings back lot of memories

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  36. I used to love these treats as a kid. We have them in Greece too! Beautiful colors!

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  37. is liquid glucose available in stores?or can it be done at home?

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  38. OMG...so cute...can't believe you made these in your kitchen!

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  39. Thanx all:-)
    @Princy Vinoth I think it can be done at home with the regular glucose powder & make a slightly concentrated liquid version ..:-)

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