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.
My absolute favorite samosa.. looks perfect.. love the pictures too :)
ReplyDeleteI love samosa...very nice .
ReplyDeletenice step by step illustration.
ReplyDeleteLovely looking samosa.. Yummy !!
ReplyDeletesuper,super am drooling over here...
ReplyDeleteI 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 :(
ReplyDeleteperfect and crispy samosa.
ReplyDeleteI love them with tea... Looks crispy and yum
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Nice step by step instructions dear...looks perfect and delicious...
ReplyDeleteThis is not fair at all Sis, i want that whole plate,lol poor guests.
ReplyDeleteThis is looking so nice,perfect snack..you made it perfectly dear.
ReplyDeleteLove samosa..looks yummy and perfect
ReplyDeletelooks really perfect... great snack for cold evenings...
ReplyDeletewow Vineetha this looks so yum. I totally relate to u, eating samosa here in london is so NO NO ;)
ReplyDeletehehe...had a good laugh thinking of your guests, but I bet they'll be glad to get your recipe!
ReplyDeleteI also make samosa at home only...so much better than the ones we get in the shops.
Luv,
Manju
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..
ReplyDeleteYummy crisp fried ones,perfectly done dear..looks great for winters!!
ReplyDeleteVery tempting samosas...an all time favorite
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