Place the meat on fire and leave it until any liquid dries up then add some oil to fry it. Add the pounded pepper, seasoning cubes, garlic and ginger powder. When done, keep aside to cool and prepare the dough.

Mix flour and salt the add the oil and mix it then add the water and knead to form a dough. Roll it to form a long dough the cut into six equal parts. First divide into two then further dived each into three.

Mold each one into balls and flatten it. Sprinkle enough flour. Roll it with a rolling pin. Brush enough oil on each one and stack them on each other. Roll them flat while stacked the flip it and Roll the other side. If you don't flip it and Roll, the bottom dough will be smaller than the one at the top.

Place on a hot pan. Then flip it and heat the other side. Peel off the top layer and keep on a tray. Keep flipping on the pan and peeling layer after layer. Stack it up and divide into quarters. Use a damp napkin to cover the samosa wraps so they don't dry out. In a small bowl, put 2 tables poons of flour and some water to form a sticky paste. This will be used to seal the samosas. Fold one side and rub the paste then then fold the other side over to form a cone.

Scoop a tablespoon of meat, rub the flour paste on the innerside of the pointy end and use this to seal the samosa.

Continue untill you've used up the minced meat. Shallow fry on medium heat.