Come let me show the two varieties of samosa I made for my cousin sister when she visited my home 4 months back.(Yeah its my long pending to blog even I thought of sending this to savories Event of Srilekha ha ha ha).
VEGGIES STUFFED SAMOSA WITH SLIGHT MASALA FLAVOUR
And believe me for the first time I tried this at my kitchen without any big disaster but for the shape. I learnt this from my mami who made for me some years back.. so I couldn’t recollect the exact idea of folding the samosa in to cone ie triangle shape.. somehow I managed after trying 3 to 4 pieces.. Here u go dears.
INGREDIENTS
Maida/all purpose flour 1 cup
Wheat flour 2 cups
Butter (melted) 2 tsp
Salt to taste
Oil to fry
FOR VEG MASALA
Onion 1
Thinly grated Cabbage 1 cup
Grated carrot ½ cup
Frozen Peas ¼ cup
Green chilli 2
Salt to taste
Garam masala a pinch
Turmeric a pinch
FOR ALOO MASALA
Onion 1
Potato 2
Green chilli 2Peas ¼ cup
Turmeric a pinch
Garam masala a pinch
Salt to taste
PREPARATION
Combine maida and atta with salt nicely and add melted butter and water slowly and knead the dough. Set aside for 15 mts.
Divide the dough into small round balls
Roll into a perfect round like chappathi.
With a knife or pizza cutter make 2 semi circles with the round.
Take one half
Fill the masala in a side
Cover the one part fixing to the center of the semi circle.
Then bring the other side to next corner to make triangle shape and press gently the three sides with very little water to seal the edges.
Repeat the same procedure to the entire rolls as shown in the pics and deep fry it till it turns golden brown and crispy.
METHOD FOR MASALA STUFFING
cook and peal the potato skin and smash it. Finely chop the onions and green chillies. Take a pan in a little oil splutter ani seeds and saute onions, frozen peas and chillies till it translucent. Add smashed potaots with turmeric, salt and little garam masala. combine well and cook for some time. granish with cilantro.
FOR VEGGIES STUFFING
Make a thin slices of onion, carrot and cabbage (length wise) and finely chop the green chilles. In a pan splutter jeera and fry the veggies to golden brown along with peas. add salt, turmeric and masala. combine well and saute for few mts. Now the masalas are ready.
ALOO STUFFED SAMOSA
Sending these samosas to Sunday Snacks:Hot and Spicy event by pallavi.
55 comments:
I have one in my draft too... But don't know when it will be delivered! Looks so yum who says no?
aaaha.. supera iruke paaka. enakum venum. samosa ellam nan try pannadhe illa. velila pona dhan sapduven.
hey dear, blog la enna help venum, chat ku nee vandha, solren.
wow.. Nice entry Hema.. looks perfect & crispy.. my hubby's fav. nice click..
Send me some Hema, just craving for this crispy wonders..pasikuthu pakkura pothey:d
Mouthwatering Samosas..Shape is perfect..Two varities..Yum Yum..Very inviting..
Thank u cham,mahima,srikar, pirya and ashu.
hema i never tried samosas at home.step by step instruction to make the shape. wow.very tempting.
its raining here and that plate of samosas sounds so good...delicious..
hi hema, dinnerkku vanthachu... samosa tharuveengala ;-)?? i've a baked version ready for posting too. i like ur veggie filling more!
oooohh samosa one of my all time fav. looks yum yum hema
Hey supera iruku, nanna vandurukku..couldn't believe this is ur first attempt..Superooo super..Kalakareenga ponga..
Thank u jeyashri u can also try these.. enakke oralavu nalla vandhuruke nee innum supera pannuve illa.
oh Dershana u r welcome dear but with that choco cups ok..
Ha sowmya i have posted at the right season of yr place eh eh eh?..
Thank u rekha and srihari for the loving words.
I love them too .. looks very delicious
Aaaha, really great job buddy. Rolling and folding is not easy task, right. Yeah, count me in for Madras filter coffee & this home-made samosa...brings back all the friendly memories!!!
Thanks for visiting my blog adlak.You have a nice blog..Samosas are looking perfect and yummy.....
looks so yummy, would like to have one.
hi,
lovely samosas...i love them..first time to ur blog..do visit my blog....
Crispy samosas looks delicious. Perfect for evening snacks..
Hey i love samosa. Its yummy. Here to all like samosa (Jayanthi and family and renu and me too). COuld you please send some to us.
Looks wonderful Hema, perfect color & shape! instructions with pic is really helpful.. tempting me to try :)
hey Heema samosas looks very delicious ..nice step by step photo presentation
Samosa looks yummy dear..to me shape doesn't matter much :)
Thank u deesha, pooja,premy, madhu,swapna, trupti,LG and sriram for yr encouraging and lovely words.
hey malar first time i too thought the same its a big task.. for that only i have postphoned everytime wenever i wished to try this.. but once u start doing it, its very interesting job to give the best from our side.
Reg the home made filter coffee we all craze abt that.. donot even like to have at hotels.
hi vidhyavenky welcome to my blog space dear.. do visit more. me too on the way.....Thanks for yr lovely comnt,
I too have a long time wish to make samosa and post it in blog!!
Yours looks superb:)
Wow yummylicious, crip and gr8 looking samosas.
They look yummo Hema...I could eat half a dozen right now. And thank you so much for the awards. Sorry, I only just saw them. Congrats to you and thanks for passing them to me. Muah...
hai manni...lovely tempting samosa's....looking cute & perfect.......
I'm a samosa fan too,love both the variations:)
Yummy! Samosas are my favourite... Looks lovely! Nice instructions. I do the same way but atlast i make it stand at the bottom part. This will give a perfect finish just like store made ones.
mouth-watering samosas! nice step by step instructions.
Aha,super...hema this is delicious.I have never thot of making samosas at home,this one is to surely try.Loved it!
Mouthwatering Samosas..looks perfect & crispy..Send me some Hema:)
Mmm, samosaas, used to buy and eat this almost every day during my college days ( hm....happy memories)! no wonder i was like a gundu poosanikka those days!!
Thank u raks,KF,VG,shama, yasmeen, anusriram, uma, nithya, and akals.
thank u jaishree for the encouraging words.
Simply great Hema..Drooling and makes me hungry.
Looks lovely hema!
Looks delicious Hema,now you are tempting me to try some.
Thank u Ann, Vij and n33ma.
omg omg u made samosa!! wow i was planning on having tht as a post myself in the future!
love the way u have shown how to make it!!
I love this,u have a wonderful blog and the template i liked the most
thanks for commenting and i have blog rolled u
Hi hema,
Thanks for visiting my blog...I do visit ur blog quite often bur never left a comment...sorry for that...for samosa, ur fold is perfect, after u fold all the way and cover, u just press the samosa on ur palm and make it sit, then u will get the 3D shape..I didn't post samosa bofore, but soon I'll post it
Thanks for dropping by FF and varunavi..
Thank u Indra for yr nice and useful tips. will follow next time and thank for visiting.
Mmm.. hema U once again rock with samosas..! u r a snack queen i suppose!! wonderful snacks full of ur blog dear!! Will surely come to ur home when i come chennai and will taste all ur snacks once!:)
One samosa is more than enouf to make us drool and you are doing it with two !! Both looks awesome and delicious..can I hav one ;)
Hooooooo hooo sanghi i m flying with the crown and flattered dear... thank u so much. sure u can drop yr self here dear.. i ll sply make for you.
y not priti u can have the whole plate... thank u for the lovely words.
Thank you for stopping by....Lovely samosas Hema....nice step wise presentation...very tempting...can i have a bite?
Samosa looks crispy and perfect !
wat a platter of mouth watering samosas... love to have those with my eve chaay.
Thank u Deepa, usha and radhika.
samosa looks yummy ;)naan cassata pack panren..itha nee anupcha nalla irukum :)
ayyo..nan ithu eppadi miss pannetten..theriyave illai..I am dying for this akka..golden n crispy.will try this weekend..superrrrrrr
appa ennaku cassata pack... ramya.
hey varsh try pannitu enakku anupa mattum marudhudathe enna. ok va.
looks so yummy!
HiHema, I just happened upon your lovely blog when I was searching for the perfect recipe for traditional South Indian filter coffee. Please help if you can?
Sorry about my strange blogger name-XYZ.
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