Friday, 4 September 2020

Egg Potato Samosa Recipe...

 


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To make a tea time special this egg and potato filling samosa recipe is just perfect. The first bite reveals the egg inside…anyone would love that surprise!

Though this is a samosa with egg filling, it also has the spicy potato packed with flavor. The delicious  anda aloo samosa is made with wheat flour 😊 The wheat flour pastry for the samosa results in darker coloured samosas.

The recipe includes in detail…how to make potato filling for samosa, how to make the dough for samosa, how to shape samosa and also how to fry samosa …

 

Every step has been explained in detail and you will be able to follow the recipe smoothly…

So, when are you making it?

 

EGG POTATO SAMOSA RECIPE            Makes 16

Ingredients:

FOR THE SPICE MIX

Coriander seeds – 4 tbsp

Cumin seeds – 2 tbsp

Green cardamom – 4 to 6

Dry Red Chili – 1 or 2

 

FOR THE PASTRY DOUGH

Whole wheat flour/Atta – 2 cups

All Purpose Flour/Maida – ½ cup

Carom seeds/Ajwain – a large pinch

Vegetable oil – 4 tbsp

Salt – to taste or ¼ tsp

Chilled water – as needed to make a stiff dough

 

FOR THE POTATO FILLING

Boiled Potato – 4 large or 6 medium

Vegetable oil – 1 ½ tbsp

Panch Foron/Bengali five spice – ½ tsp

Grated ginger – 1 tsp

Chopped green chilies – to taste

Turmeric – ¼ tsp

Red Chili powder – ½ tsp

SPICE MIX – 2 tbsp

Salt – to taste

Chopped coriander – 2 tbsp

 

FOR THE EGG FILLING

Boiled eggs – 4

Chaat Masala powder – ½ tsp

Red Chili powder – ½ tsp

SPICE MIX – ½ tsp

Salt – to taste

Chopped coriander – 1 tbsp

 

 Method:

1.    FOR THE SPICE MIX: Roast all the ingredients on low heat till the spices release their aroma. Cool completely. Grind coarsely. Keep aside.

2.    FOR THE PASTRY DOUGH: In a large bowl, mix the flours, salt and crushed carom seeds. Add in the oil and mix well till it resembles wet sand. Add chilled water a little at a time to form a stiff dough. Knead till smooth. Cover and keep aside for 10 to 15  mins.

3.    FOR THE POTATO FILLING: Crush one boiled potato with a fork. Peel and chop up the rest into small pieces. Heat oil in a pan and temper it with the panch foron (a mix - fennel, fenugreek, mustard, cumin and onion seeds).

4.    Add in the potato, ginger, green chili, SPICE MIX, turmeric, red chili powder and salt. Mix well and cook for a minute. Turn off the heat, sprinkle the chopped coriander and let it cool down completely.

5.    FOR THE EGG FILLING: Cut the boiled eggs lengthwise into 4 or quarters. Sprinkle the salt, chili powder, chaat masala powder, SPICE MIX and chopped coriander. Keep aside.

6.    MAKING AND FILLING THE SAMOSAS: once the dough has been rested, knead lightly and divide into 8 equal portions. Roll out each portion into an elongated puri or flat bread that is slightly thick. Cut along the width to get two semicircles.

7.    Place a semicircle with the flat edge on top. Bring down one top corner to make a triangle with the top edge forming a vertical line. Bring the other corner to meet this corner. Apply a little water to the joint and overlap the pastry to seal it. Press down slightly. Now, lift and open up the cone. Hold it between your thumb and index finger with the pointed tip facing down.

8.    Fill a tiny bit of the potato filling. Then place a piece of egg in the center, align it to fit the tip. Fill up the rest of the space with potato filling. Taking the joint as the front, pinch to form a single pleat at the back edge. Then apply a bit of water to the open edge, carefully bring the open end of the together and pinch to seal. Make the samosa sit on its bottom and shape it with your fingers. Repeat with the rest.

9.    Deep fry the samosas in mildly hot oil till they turn crispy.

10. Serve with tomato ketchup or chutney of your choice along with a hot cup of tea.

NOTE: The samosas will have a golden brown colour due to the use of wheat flour in the recipe.


© Rinki’s Kitchen

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