Beef-Vegetable Samosa
Have you ever tried this samosa recipe? There are lots of arguments as to where samosa might have originally come from? Ethiopians and Somalis have been trying to own the originality, so do Indians. What do I say, it doesn't matter where it came from. What matters is that it's here now and is a timeless snack across different cultures in the world. Sambusa/ samosa or pastel( Portuguese and Brazil), empandes in Paraguay,Argentina and Uruguay is still as supper- dupper snack that still means so much to so many people. You have a chama coming up, want to motivate Sunday schoolers in your class, planning some fun time with family or friends..Let me sort you out Please enjoy the cooking as you do the eating..... Have fun!
Beef-Vegetable Samosa
Have you ever tried this samosa recipe? There are lots of arguments as to where samosa might have originally come from? Ethiopians and Somalis have been trying to own the originality, so do Indians. What do I say, it doesn't matter where it came from. What matters is that it's here now and is a timeless snack across different cultures in the world. Sambusa/ samosa or pastel( Portuguese and Brazil), empandes in Paraguay,Argentina and Uruguay is still as supper- dupper snack that still means so much to so many people. You have a chama coming up, want to motivate Sunday schoolers in your class, planning some fun time with family or friends..Let me sort you out Please enjoy the cooking as you do the eating..... Have fun!
Steps
- 1
In a pan, evenly sprinkle 1 tbsp of oil, add the minced beef,mix. Add the chopped red onion, followed by a paste of garlic and ginger. Allow to cook for one minute. Add the green onion,cumin,chilli and coriander in subsequent order. Add the boiled peas. Allow to cook for 5-7 mins under medium heat.
- 2
In a bowl mix the flour,salt and oil. Add water to desired consistency. Knead the dough till soft,cover in cling and give a 15-30 min rest
- 3
Subdivide the dough in smaller portions. Roll the dough chapati style. Allow the dough to heat in a pan for a few seconds.(do not dry fry).Cut the roll out in four portions to make universal wrappings for filling. To make the fillings, hold wrappings into a triangular position. Fold one end the middle, repeat the same with next part and with all the remaining dough. Hold wrapping straight up then add the fillings. To stick the filling,make a flower paste (mixture of water and flour)
- 4
Deep fry over medium heat. Remove from heat and dry in a paper towel.
- 5
Garnish with lemon, serve while hot with tea/ juice/ coffee and any other accompaniment of choice. BON APPETIT!
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