Ingredients(Serves 6)
For cover
- 1 1/4 cup refined flour
- salt to taste
- 2 tbsp ghee/clarified butter
For Filling
- 2 large potatoes boiled(slightly mashed with a spoon)
- 1 tsp crushed dried cumin seeds( to dry put on a low heated frying pan for a while.Crush with rolling pin)
- 1/2 tsp crushed dried pomegranate seeds(to dry put on a low heated frying pan for a while.Crush with rolling pin)
- salt to taste
- 1 tsp paprika
- 2 tbsp tamarind paste
- 1/2 tsp red chili powder
- 2 tbsp ghee/clarified butter(for stir frying)
- 3 green chilies chopped finely
How to go about it(Cover)
- Knead the flour, clarified butter and salt with a little water to make a firm dough. Cover this with a wet cloth and set aside while we prepare our filling.
How to go about it( Filling)
- Set a frying pan on medium heat. Add the clarified butter. Add the potatoes and the rest of the ingredients in this pan. Stir for a while. Then dish out the filling.
A Step by step on how to put together the samosa
Divide your dough in lemon sized balls(just a bit larger than that).Then roll out each ball
Cut in two halves
Fold into cones
Stuff the cones with filling
Make a back-bone of the samosa.This helps it stand.
Now overlap the side with backbone to the front side. Press to close the samosa
You have a samosa that stands
Deep fry all samosas .Initially fry on medium heat for 5 minutes. This will cook the dough inside out.
Then raise heat levels, and on high flame, cook until brown and crispy.
I do love Samosas…..I have to try this recipe. Thanks a lot. 🙂
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do try it out…hopefully you’ll love it !! 🙂
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Lovely recipe! 🙂
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❤ thankss…
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Il use your samosa sheet recipe and make aloo samosa. I love them. 🙂
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Do that ….the cover was so crispy, just like the kind you get in good bakery samosas as opposed to those from street vendors! 🙂 🙂
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wow this looks delicious. I may just have to give this a try.
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thankyou!! 🙂
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Looks so delicious 🙂
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thankyou Amal ❤ 🙂
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I’m also a crispy samosa lover. I can’t wait to try your filling as I have never included 2 tbsp tamarind paste in mine.
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thanks a lot timethief….glad you like it !! 😉
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I’ve never tasted a samosa… they look so, SO relish!! I’m wondering where the heck I’ve been!! Why have I never tried one?? It’s time… with this lovely recipe…it’s time. 🙂
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This happens with me all the time…. 😉 maybe this is just because there are so many foods out there,each country having it’s own platter to offer….this does get a bit overwhelming sometimes….Thankyer for liking 🙂
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Yummm. You should try spinach samosa. Those are absolutely delicious. ❤
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I definitely will…. the idea sounds delicious 🙂
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It’s really helpful to have the “how-to” photos. Looks great!
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Even I find them helpful so I try to take how-to photos whenever I can.. 🙂
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I will eat Samosa’s every day Ayesha. Yours look so delicious! Thanks for sharing and all the lovely photo’s to show how it’s done. 😀 *hugs*
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Thanks Sonel….you’ll love them because they’re super duper crispy!! 🙂 million hugs back ❤
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Ayesha I love the step by step guide, these look delicious thank you.
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thankyou miniscule moments!! ya’ll love em! 🙂
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Punjabi samosas? These look wonderful, I want to make them x
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yeps…. in our country we get this almost everywhere from street vendors but there’s something great about preparing them at home! they’re not specifically Punjabi….but generally Indian and Pakistani….! Punjab is just a province of India/Pakistan…. 😉
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Good morning Ayesha, I spent quite a bit of time in India but the huge street samosas were sold to me as Punjabi Samosa, they were the most delicious ever as I have eaten them in all sorts of forms and yours reminded me of the ones I loved best…. Perhaps the man who made them was from the Punjab ? … ? what do you think?
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Yes…..I agree. He must be from Punjab! and quite a few street vendors are Punjabi as opposed to those from other ethnic backgrounds….!(just my observation,others might differ) 🙂 And street vendors do that all the time. For example I often have chaat from a ‘thela’ that says ‘Kashmiri aalo chaat’. Now Chaat is there in the whole country not just Kashmir….this can confuse people 🙂
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Interesting eh? You learn something new every day. I love Indian food …
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