Serving – 2 pirozhkis
Making the dough sheets
Blend for the dough:
2 cups raw buckwheat soaked overnight
2 large tomatoes
2 large sweet potatoes
2 large onions
A small handful of fresh parsley
4 garlic cloves
Mix in:
2 cups (112 gr) flax seeds grind in dry blender – 0,1 cup per each pirozhki
4 tbsp. Psyllium husks
Spread evenly on 5 dehydrator trays, leave 1 cup of dough for closing pirozhki sides. Dehydrate for about 8 hours. Flip and cut each sheet in 4 pieces and dehydrate until fully dry.
Making the filling (should come out to about 10 cups):
Shred, freeze and defrost:
5 cups of cabbage
2 cups of carrots
1 large onion
1 small handful of parsley
Blend and mix with defrosted veggies:
2 cups of carrots
1 cup of macadamia or cashews
0,5 tsp of black pepper
Assembling pirozhkis.
Dip dehydrated dough sheets in drinking water and let them sit until playable for about a half an hour.
Place half a cup of filling in the middle of each pie. Put a stipe of the leftover dough on the sides of a pie to “glue” it together. Fold it in half and squeeze gently, so the fresh dough can hold the pie together.
Makes 20 pirozhkis – about 10 gr of fat in each.