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Vegetable Samosas

Vegetable Samosas


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Description:

They are labor intensive but worth it. You can add more spices like cinnamon and cloves if you like them with more flavor.

Prep:

30 minutes

Servings:

10

Submitted by:

Samantha
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Ingredients

1
1/2 Tbsp Peanut oil
1
Dried red chilli
1/2
tsp mustard seed
1/4
tsp cumin seed
pinch fenugreek seed
1/2
tsp asafoetida
10
curry leaves
1/4
tsp turmeric
2
carrots
3
potatoes
1
clove of garlic
1
1/2 inch of ginger
3/4
tsp salt
1/3
green cabbage
1
cup frozen peas
1
Tbsp fresh squeezed lemon juice
2
green chillies
1/2
tsp superfine sugar
1
small onion
4
stalks of scallions
1
Tbsp chopped cilantro leaves
pinch of garam masala
3
Tbsp white bread flour
20
storebought samosa wrappers
Peanut oil

Directions

1.
Peel and dice the carrots, potatoes
2.
Core and chop the cabbage
3.
Trim and chop the chillies
4.
Chop the onion
5.
Chop the scallion
6.
Fry red chilli in a large pan over medium heat.
7.
When chilli starts to get dark, add mustard, cumin, fenugreek, asafoetida, curry leaves and turmeric.
8.
Cook for a few seconds.
9.
Add carrots and stir.
10.
Cover the pan and cook at low heat for 5 minutes.
11.
Add the potatoes and cook another 5 minutes.
12.
Make a paste out of the garlic, ginger and salt (you can do this with pestle and mortar or with a food processor) Set aside.
13.
Go back to the pan and add the cabbage, peas, lemon juice, garlic paste, chillies and sugar.
14.
Cook for 10 minutes and stir occassionally.
15.
Remove from heat and let cool.
16.
When it is cooled completely, add the onion, scallion, cilantro and garam masala.
17.
Make a paste with the flour and 1 Tbsp of cold water to seal the samosas.
18.
Fill and seal the samosa sheets according to the package instructions.
19.
Fill a wok 1/3 of the way up with peanut oil.
20.
Heat to 325 F or until you can drop a tiny piece of bread in and it floats.
21.
Fry the samosas in small batches and turn them often and carefully until they are slightly golden.
22.
Put them on a plate with a paper towel to absorb extra grease.
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