Minced meat-spring onion samosas

Samosas are one of the delicacies famous in the month of Ramadan. It is also enjoyed otherwise in any season or occasion. Its crispness and softness is a treat for people of all ages. There is always a flexibility of trying out various stuffings apart from Keema to make a Samosa.

Farrukh Aziz @cook_7800768

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Ingredients

250 gmsKeema ( minced meat)
18 – 20 nosSamosa patti (I used Switz brand patti)
1¼ cupsSpring onions , chopped
1Onion medium(chopped)
1 tspGaram masala
1 tspCoriander powder
½ tspTurmeric
1 tspchili powder Red
2 tspsGinger garlic paste
Salt As per taste
1 tspLemon juice
1 (chopped) ----- OptionalGreen chili (Only if you prefer hot)
1 pcCharcoal
1 tspGhee
2 tbspsOil + for deep frying
2 tbspsCoriander leaves (Chopped)
Flour water paste – A mixture of APF(All purpose flour) and

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Steps

1

In a heavy bottom pan, heat oil. Add onion, fry well till light golden brown.
2

Add minced meat and all the dry masala powders, salt, little water and cook well till done. All water should be dried up.
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Add chopped coriander leaves, lemon juice. Mix and take it off the stove. Let it cool.
4

Mix the spring onion with the minced meat. Make a well in the center of the mixture.
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Heat the charcoal till read hot. Place a small steel bowl in the center of the mixture.
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Put the heated charcoal in the steel bowl and pour 1 tsp of ghee over it to create smoke. Immediately, cover it with a tight lid to allow the smoke to penetrate in the mixture. Let it stand for 15 mins.
7

Make a cone of the samosa patti, fill the mixture in it and wrap the sides to form a triangle.
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Seal the edges using a flour paste. Do not overfill the cone with the mixture as it may cause the patti to tear or overflow.
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Repeat the same procedure till all the mixture is used up.
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Heat oil in a kadhai. Once oil gets hot, reduce the heat to medium-high and fry the samosas well till crisp and golden brown. Do not fry on high heat to avoid burning of the samosas.
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Serve hot with green coriander and mint chutney or simply with tomato sauce.