The differance between other Expert chefs and vahchef Sanjay is that,he enjoys his work and admires what he does and inspire others by is excellant presentation by simple telling method which is to be heartly appreciated ! i have learnt so many good recipes through his video. i like to thank for that and even say vah bai vah. You really deserve what u r !
First time watching this site i like it but i wish the chef was more specific with the measurement . I have no idea hw much uru dhal he used n how much water he needed. because for some one who never tried it, it would be difficult to get a good mixture just by assuming the amount we need. So please give us the idea of the exact amount we need. thanks
Thank you Chef. I never appreciated the amount of work and expertise required to make Jangris. I shall surely appreciate them more when I see them in a box of mithai.
Certainly your site deserves to be supported by all your fans. These techniques can never be picked up from a cookbook.
A Pakistani chef in masala TV made jelabi with urudhal flour, and baking soda, gave an excellent demonstration about how elastic the batter should be.
I hope you keep being as happy and excited when you make your new recipes (especially when you make those faces when you taste!). It really makes us happy when you are :)
hey i really love his tips n his jokes that he makes.. especially wen he says 30 ..his stories ..amazin!!keep it up!! im gonna rt away try this recepie ..less quantity first..im not a sweet tooth but im gonna try this for sure.. thanks for the tip to make the zip lock bag to pipein the mixture..!!thnaks good tips..!keep up the good work!
really before i use to hate jangri n v use to call jahangir n cheap dish that v use to get it in the local bazar (santhe) but my whole openion got changed n really love to do b'coz i am doing it in my own home made jangri superb.thank u so much .
Thanx chef, you've outdone yourself one more time..whats up next?
I use a (ketchup) squeeze bottle with its nozzle adjusted for thickness of jalebis. This way my hand is not close to hot oil and jalebi-mix can be pressurred evenly
The differance between other Expert chefs and vahchef Sanjay is that,he enjoys his work and admires what he does and inspire others by is excellant presentation by simple telling method which is to be heartly appreciated ! i have learnt so many good recipes through his video. i like to thank for that and even say vah bai vah. You really deserve what u r !
shaffeek 3 weeks ago 3
First time watching this site i like it but i wish the chef was more specific with the measurement . I have no idea hw much uru dhal he used n how much water he needed. because for some one who never tried it, it would be difficult to get a good mixture just by assuming the amount we need. So please give us the idea of the exact amount we need. thanks
rlb786nz 1 year ago
thanks a lot but you didn't tell how much of urad dal one need to take..... today i'm trying with one cup lets see how is it turn up.......
usually my cooking turns up well so finger cross n i'm going ahead......
mishelp1 1 year ago
I am big fan of your cooking.You have very easy Recipes.May God bless you.
kokojooja 1 year ago
my mouth is watering ......feeling so much hungary......oooooooooooooooo
preetsanghera14 1 year ago
Thank you Chef. I never appreciated the amount of work and expertise required to make Jangris. I shall surely appreciate them more when I see them in a box of mithai.
Certainly your site deserves to be supported by all your fans. These techniques can never be picked up from a cookbook.
ohdrdr 1 year ago
dont do30 jangiris at a time? you got to be kidding me chef..lol.i would be happy to get one of that complicated desing in the oil at a time..
harrypotter85ful 1 year ago
A Pakistani chef in masala TV made jelabi with urudhal flour, and baking soda, gave an excellent demonstration about how elastic the batter should be.
tmlakshmi 1 year ago
silversocom people like you are terrorists
dalmationbreed 1 year ago
Thx again chef awesome.I will definitely donate in some way to the site.
i appreciate the great tips and solutions that you give during the show.They are particularly very very helpfull.
rayansmartroy 1 year ago 2
hello vahrehvah chef thank you for giving so nice receipes. I try your receipes they taste very nice. Thank you for giving these nice ideas.
Can you please suggest me how to prepare icing for cake.
amdap520 2 years ago
It tastes even better, if you add some rose essence to the sugar syrup.
71079 2 years ago
please prepare some indian sweetsllllllllllllllll
PeopleOfGampola 2 years ago
eh chef you the king wheres your other vids gone cant find rogan josh
doh1959 2 years ago
Can you please show us, hos to make good Rosogollas ?
dhakabashi 2 years ago
i hate the taste of this dish
syidlive 2 years ago
shut up i love jangri. lot more than jilebi.
dalmationbreed 2 years ago
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surapaneni 2 years ago
looks so good
afgkiss 2 years ago
I hope you keep being as happy and excited when you make your new recipes (especially when you make those faces when you taste!). It really makes us happy when you are :)
jaemonxD 2 years ago 8
You make the recipes sound so simple... i love all your recipes...
babban2312 2 years ago
in TEXAS that would be a fancy funnel cake
dumb7890 2 years ago
really awesome
sakrar 2 years ago
hey i really love his tips n his jokes that he makes.. especially wen he says 30 ..his stories ..amazin!!keep it up!! im gonna rt away try this recepie ..less quantity first..im not a sweet tooth but im gonna try this for sure.. thanks for the tip to make the zip lock bag to pipein the mixture..!!thnaks good tips..!keep up the good work!
chirpysang 2 years ago
I like the way u enjoy the food.
allush29 2 years ago
good looking handsome chef, reminds me of salman khan. I will watch vid again, this time for the actual recipe,lol
LINKSTWO 2 years ago
Eww...U GOT ISSUES, he doesn't look like salman khan...tsk tsk tsk
zdiiriye 2 years ago 3
aaaaaaaa who said he looks like salman khan???????? whoever sed it is out of their mind!
subtlelove 2 years ago 9
@subtlelove
He is better than salman khan. His head is in the right place. he seems humble unlike that old man who acts like a college student.
1kash123 1 year ago 3
@1kash123
To each his own!
subtlelove 1 year ago
from which place r u Mr.Vah well your receipes rock and also your presentation
santoshsaketh 3 years ago 3
this recipe turned out a superhit at first try,thanks chef
sangeethagrao 3 years ago
Check out how he says thirty in 5:35
GuyMat32 3 years ago
ur recipe is simply amazing....
ramyavv 3 years ago
love ur videos
xandra82 3 years ago
Hi Sanjay,
Can you please show how to make JALEBI.
I always watch your videos you are my GURU.
All the best.
amitpya 3 years ago
Could you please show us how to make MYSOREPAK?
michaelanburaj 3 years ago
snipping a small edge from the corner of the bag works for me too.
NeverisaPromise7 4 years ago
woh great!!!!!!!!!!!!!
really before i use to hate jangri n v use to call jahangir n cheap dish that v use to get it in the local bazar (santhe) but my whole openion got changed n really love to do b'coz i am doing it in my own home made jangri superb.thank u so much .
chayalok 4 years ago
WOW Chef I never new Jangri can be made at home...I am definitely going to try this out :)
ushashailesh 4 years ago
yummy yummy .... my fav sweet.. u r going to get stomach pain.. chef
kpriyasr 4 years ago
Hi chef, how much urad daal did u use and how much water to process?
billooo01 4 years ago
looks good
stripedchair 4 years ago
Thanx chef, you've outdone yourself one more time..whats up next?
I use a (ketchup) squeeze bottle with its nozzle adjusted for thickness of jalebis. This way my hand is not close to hot oil and jalebi-mix can be pressurred evenly
tchowp 4 years ago
Yummy!
bestiaccia 4 years ago