Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Vegetable Samosa


After trying umpteen number of frozen samosas and fresh samosas from super market and restaurants I nearly lost the interest in eating samosas and least did I think of making it at home, can blame my laziness and hot oil phobias for that !

Since the weather here has been too chilly for kids for outdoor play ,we have a playdate arrangement going on every week and this time when friends came over to our place , I made some chocolate doughnuts and this samosas and they went down really well :) After all, on a chilly day who can say no to samosas with a hot cup of tea even if its a bit distorted ...bliss ! Earlier I only used to make my hubby and lil one wait for food till my photo session finishes but this time I didnt get time for clicking it before friends came, so I made them wait too..lol !

Ingredients ( makes 12 samosas )
For dough
Flour/Maida - 1 cup
Rice flour - 2 tbs
Ajwain - 1/2 tsp
Salt
Water

For filling
Potatoes - 2 large
Green peas - 1/2 cup
Coriander leaves ( finely chopped) - few
Redchilly powder - 1tsp
Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
Coriander powder - 1 tsp
Garam masala - 1 tsp
Fennel seeds - 1/2 tsp
Lime juice - 1 tbs
salt
oil for deep frying

Method
1.In a bowl add all the ingredients for dough , add water and knead until u get a smooth dough.Let the dough rest for 15-30 minutes.
1.Meanwhile boil poatoes , mash and keep it aside.
2.In a sucepan add some oil,sputter fennel seeds.
3.Add green peas ,throw in all the masalas and cook for 3-5 minutes until green peas is cooked.
4.Add the mashed potatoes,chopped corainder leaves,limejuice and mix well.
5.Make 8 small balls from it.
6.Divide the dough into 6 balls and roll into a fairly round shape.


 7.Cut into half and fold it like like a triangle .Stick the edges with little water and fill the pocket with potato-peas fillings and stick the edges with little water again.
8.Deep fry the samosas in hot oil until golden brown.
   

18 comments:

  1. My absolute favorite samosa.. looks perfect.. love the pictures too :)

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  2. nice step by step illustration.

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  3. Lovely looking samosa.. Yummy !!

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  4. super,super am drooling over here...

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  5. I am too lazy to try the dough, so lately I am trying the wonton wraps or spring roll wraps. I should try making the dough after seeing your Samosa. Wish for some now as its cold here too :(

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  6. Nice step by step instructions dear...looks perfect and delicious...

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  7. This is not fair at all Sis, i want that whole plate,lol poor guests.

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  8. This is looking so nice,perfect snack..you made it perfectly dear.

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  9. Love samosa..looks yummy and perfect

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  10. looks really perfect... great snack for cold evenings...

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  11. wow Vineetha this looks so yum. I totally relate to u, eating samosa here in london is so NO NO ;)

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  12. hehe...had a good laugh thinking of your guests, but I bet they'll be glad to get your recipe!

    I also make samosa at home only...so much better than the ones we get in the shops.

    Luv,
    Manju

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  13. I always tempts aftr seeing ur header vinee.u tempting vth those pics..its really beautifullwish one day i taste those all..hahaha BTW samosas r really tempting..

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  14. Yummy crisp fried ones,perfectly done dear..looks great for winters!!

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  15. Very tempting samosas...an all time favorite

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