I made these on Diwali last year and since then this post has been sitting as a draft as i never get around to finish it..
My mom use to make gujiyas alongwith other sweets specially on Diwali and Holi..There are many kind of Gujiyas with different stuffing options too..this one is my fav one that i wanted to share with you guys..
Gujiya is also called Ghughara or Karagadabu in Kannada and Gujiya in Hindi
I will try to take the step by step pics next time when i make it..
Ingredients:-
For dough:
All purpose flour/Maida:- 4 1/2 cups
Milk:- 1/3 cup
Ghee(Melted):-1/2 cup
Water:- as per requirement
Stuffing:-
Kohya/Mawa:- 400 grams( i bought one package from store and it weighs 314 grams)
Sooji:- 1 1/2 cup
Ghee(Melted):- 2 tbsp
Sugar:-2 1/2 cup
Raisins:- 1/2 cup
Green Cardamom powder:- 1 tsp
Dried coconut:- 3/4 cup
Procedure:-
Sieve the flour in a bowl and then melt the ghee and pour in the flour..use your hands to mix it good..then add milk and mix it again and the add water little by little to make the dough..Cover it with wet cloth and let it stand at room temperature for 30 minutes
Meanwhile you can start preparing stuffing for the dough..Fry the khoya in a heavy bottom skillet until light brown then remove in a separate bowl..Now in the same skillet put ghee and fry the sooji until light brown..after that remove it also in the same bowl containing khoya Now put sugar, raisins and cardamom powder and dried coconut in the mixture of kohya and sooji ..your stuffing is ready..
Make small balls with the dough and roll it like poori and now take the guiya template ( shown in the above picture) place the rolled dough over it..put some stuffing in the middle( don't put too much stuffing otherwise it will open while frying) now brush the water all around the edges and close the template with little pressure..repeat the process to make all the gujiyas..Fry them until golden brown..
Gujiyas are ready Serve hot or at room temperature..Store it in a air tight container to retain its crispiness
Wow tempting and prefectly shaped gujiyas..looks great Preety!
ReplyDeletewe make it back home with the same press too :)
ReplyDeleteLooks soo delicious n perfect.. we call it Kajjikayalu... Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeletenice stuffing..will try this one sometime..
ReplyDeleteGujiyas look delicious, so easy to prepare with the mould
ReplyDeleteWow!! looks so yumm and perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks so beautiful, I have never tried these at home, sounds delicious!
ReplyDeletelooks really gud...looks perfect
ReplyDeleteGujuyas look so neat and perfect. Absolutely inviting too :) yummm
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy and tempting...
ReplyDeleteLooks so perfect!! yumm yumm! Im drooling!
ReplyDeleteMy MIL makes wonderful gujiyas and my Hubby misses it so much. Nice recipe. The fillinf is also perfect. I love that gadget that u have to make them. My MIL makes then by hand.
ReplyDeleteGujuyas looksabsolutely tempting.. nice click
ReplyDeleteThis looks so neat and perfect! very very tempting too
ReplyDeleteLove Gujiyas, we call it Ghughara's cant wait to try one....have come out so very well.
ReplyDeleteGujiya look so perfect and delicious Preety :)
ReplyDeleteWow..ur gujiya's have come out perfect, I love these sweets. When I tried making them once, I filled too little and some of them even split in the oil.
ReplyDeleteWow Preety Diwali ke pahle hi tempt kar rahi ho....looking so delicious
ReplyDeleteWe call it karanja and make it during Diwali too.. But I never get such great shapes...
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ReplyDeleteThat red mould is so cute! Gujiyas look yum
ReplyDeleteExcellent dessert Preety, neatly explained. Nice clicks:)
ReplyDeleteThey are so good!We call them Kajjikaya...Well the sounds are similar:)
ReplyDeleteLuscious looking gujiyas:)
ReplyDeletePerfectly shaped Gujiyas .. wanna to try it soon....thanx for sharing...
ReplyDeletePerfectly shaped,tempting
ReplyDeleteLooks great dear.. pick ur award from my blog da..!
ReplyDeleteVery well and neatly presented...loved the pic and the recipe as well...will try it soon..
ReplyDeleteYummmm!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty sweet :)
ReplyDeleteI was thinking of making this past two days and lo! here is the recipe right in front of me. But where do you get the press in US? I doesn't come out neat and takes time if i do it by hand.
ReplyDeletePreeti , For gujiyas the press i bought from india itself , you can try in inidan grocery stores if they have but i never saw that here..i know its difficult by hand but when you put the stuffing inside and then fold the gujiya over to make semi circle then you can use fork to close the edges this will give you nice decorative edge and will work perfectly also just go around using back side of fork and pressing gently..i hope this works for you
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! I also have one of those devices and use them to make potstickers ...
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