Yield: 4 Serving
Ingredients:
All Purpose
flour (Maida) 2 Cup
Water -
Ghee 1 Teaspoon
Potato 4 Big (Boiled, Peeled
and mashed)
Onion 1 (Small, finely
chopped)
Green Chili 1 (Finely Chopped)
Oil/Ghee To
deep fry
Ginger Very small Piece
(finely chopped)
Lemon 1
Garam
Masala ½ Teaspoon
Salt As per taste
Coriander
Seeds 1 Teaspoon (Dry Roasted and
crushed)
Pea ¼
Cup (Boiled until soften)
Cilantro a small Bunch
Direction:
First mix all purpose flour with ghee and slowly pouring
water to make stiff dough. It should be taken care that dough should be hard
and not very soft. Cover the dough by the damp cloth for 5-10 minutes.This stiffness
in dough will try to bind the mixture well when we will fry the samosa.
NOTE: Addition of
Ghee to the dough so that when you will fry , it will transfer heat to inside
samosa stuffing which will cook nicely and your samosa won’t looks oily at all.
Now ready for the Masala , take ghee of 2-3 Teaspoon in the
Kadhai and once it start smoking then add ginger and onion. Add Mashed Potato and
spread garam masala, salt, Pea and Lemon juice. Stir it well and once done add
the coriander seeds and Cilantro. Mixed is ready once all ingredients looks same.
NOTE: Coriander
seeds should be dry roasted and crushed by chapatti roller to make each seed
into two pieces.
Roll the dough into the long thread and make 4 small balls. Until
not using the dough you should cover it with damp cloth. Now for the first
ball, roll it into a oval shape and cut in the middle to separate the oval.
Take once half in the palm and apply water in the straight
line and up fold it on each other to make a triangular cone. Press the corner
where we have apply water so won’t open when we will fry it.
Stuff the Masala Inside and again apply water as we need to
close the last open phase of triangular cone.
Likewise make 8 Samosa and deep fry them until turns golden
in color.
You can serve it with Tamarind Chutney and Green Cilantro Chutney.
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