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Gujiya is a delicious sweet made during festivals like holi and diwali across India. Crispy layered stuffed with khoya or dry coconut and dry fruits.
Ingredients:
- 1 Cup Maida/All purpose flour
- 200 grms Unsweetend Khoya/Mawa
- 1/2 Cup Dry coconut(optional)
- 200 grms Powdered Sugar
- 2 to 3 tbsp of chopped Dry Fruits(Cashew nuts/Almonds/Pista)
- 1/2 tsp Cardamom Powder
- 1 tbsp Melted Ghee
- Oil for Frying
- a pinch Salt
Procedure for Cover:
- In a mixing bowl add maida and salt.
- Add melted ghee and mix it well.
- Rub it inbetween the hands also.
- If taken a fistfull of maida into our hand it should become firm.
- It is the indication for the crispyness of the outer layer.
- Add water little by little and made smooth dough.
- Knead the dough well and cover it with damp cloth.
- Allow it to rest for 10 to 15 mins.
Procedure for Stuffing:
- Chop all the dry fruits, cashew nuts, almonds and pista into a small pieces.
- Powder sugar and keep it aside.
- Heat a thick bottomed pan, add crumbled khoya.
- Cook it well so that the raw smell goes off. Approxmately 3 to 5 mins.
- Transfer the khoya into a mixing bowl and allow it to cool completely.
- Again heat the same pan roast dry coconut and keep it aside.
- I did not use dry coconut.
- Once the khoya cooled completely add chopped dry fruits.
- If using coconut add fried coconut also, add cardamom powder.
- Add powdered sugar and mix it well.
- Stuffing is ready.
- Follow below instructions for making gujiya.
Procedure for making Gujiya:
- Knead the dough again.
- Make small roundles of equal size.
- Roll each roundle into a thin poori using rolling pin.
- Place small portion of the stuffing on one side.
- Lightly moisture the edges of the poori.
- Wrap the stuffing by folding the poori. (to get half circle shape)
- Gently press the edges to seal it tightly.
- Mark it with a fork to give a shape like gujiya.
- If using gujiya mould, do the same by placing the rolled poori in the mould.
- Make all the gujiyas like this and place them in a plate.
- Cover them until we fry them in hot oil.
- Heat oil in a deep and thick bottom pan.
- Check the heat of the oil by dropping a small portion of the dough into it.
- It should float up slowly, then the oil is suffieciently hot.
- Slowly drop each gujiya into the hot oil.
- Drop 3 or 4 at a time.
- If over crowded they won't get fried properly.
- Fry them on a low flame until the gujiya turn into golden yellow.
- Fry them only and only on a low flame, otherwise they will turn crisp.
- Stir them ocassionally.
- Once done transfer the fried gujiya onto a kitchen tissue.
- Repeat the same with all the gujiyas.
- If stored in an air tight container, they can be enjoyed for 4 to 5 days.
- Enjoy Gujiya on any festival with family and friends.
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