Crescent-shaped pies or Vrat Ki Dahi Gujiya are stuffed hand pies. These delicious gujiyas are packed with the natural goodness of dried fruits and desiccated coconut—the perfect tea-time snack.
The secret of this made-from-scratch gujiya lies in the crispy outer covering that is gluten-free and bursting with flavor.
Top with yogurt, chutneys, some roasted spice powders and enjoy!The first time I tried a version of Dahi gujiya was at a friends house, years ago. It only took a couple of bites for me to fall in love with this yummy dish. Vrat ki Dahi Gujiya
The crispy exterior, soft and chewy interior, and the filling was so delicious and tasty that it left me craving for more.
Ingredients1 cup Barnyard millet (sama rice)
2 cup Water
½ cup Arrowroot flour or Any vrat flour (add a teaspoon more if needed)
Salt to taste (use Sendha namak- Himalayan salt if fasting)
1 teaspoon Red chili powder
½ cup Shredded Coconut
Handful of Sliced almonds
3 tablespoon Raisins
1 cup Beaten Curd (yogurt)
¾ cup Vrat ki Green chutney
Method* Wash and add sama rice to a pressure cooker.
* Pressure cook for 3 whistles. Let the pressure release naturally. After the pressure is released, carefully open the cooker.
* By now, there should be no water in rice. The cooked rice will be very sticky and gooey.
* Transfer the rice to a mixing bowl. Mix in gluten-free flour, salt, and red chili powder.
* Mix until well combined. Then work the mixture with your hands to bring the dough together. The dough should not feel sticky at all.
PROTIP- If the dough feels sticky, then add an extra teaspoon of flour at a time until the dough is no longer sticky and does not stick to your hands. Adjust the seasonings. Cover and set it aside.