I make samosa very rarely,though I love the process of making. Making cones and stuffing them and make them to triangular pockets and the most important thing, eating it hot

. I even love to order it when I go to the restaurants, but again I go with the majority, what hubby and kiddo likes to order

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One of the best thing I love in samosa is peanuts. I just love it! And I should also mention I love onion samosas,though I have tasted only once, but want to try that as well soon. Juicy onions

inside crispy outer wrap. Coming to this samosa recipe below, I followed the outer wrap recipe form a cookbook. But as far as stuffing masala is concerned no such thing,just made it the way I like.
Ingredients(Makes 12-14 samosas)
For masala stuffing
| potato,large | 1 |
| Onion | 2 |
| Green peas,cooked | 4 tblsp |
| Peanuts,cooked | 4 tblsp |
| Red chilli powder | 3/4 tsp |
| garam Masala | 1/2 tsp |
| Coriander powder | 1 tsp |
| Chat masala powder | 3/4 tsp |
| Turmeric | 2 pinches |
| Coriander leaves | 4 tblsp |
| Ginger,finely chopped | 1 tblsp |
| Jeera or Ajwain(omam) | 1 tsp |
| Oil | 2 tblsp |
| Salt | as needed |
For the Dough
| Maida/all purpose flour | 3/4 cup |
| Sooji/Rava | 1/4 cup |
| Oil/Ghee | 2 tblsp |
| Salt | 1/2 tsp |
| Baking powder | 1 pinch |
Method
- In a bowl, mix maida,rava,salt,baking powder and oil to a crumbly mixture. Add enough water and make a stiff yet smooth dough(no cracks). Knead for 5-7 minutes and make the dough elastic and keep a side for 1/2 hour or until you prepare the masala stuffing.Keep it cling wrapped to avoid drying.
- Pressure cook potato and peas+peanuts until soft. Peel the skin of the potato and chop it roughly. Heat a pan in with oil and season with jeera/ajwain.Add ginger and sliced onion and fry for 2 minutes in medium flame. Add cooked peanuts and the green peas.Add the masala powders(red chilli, dhaniya, garam masala and chat masala) and give a quick stir.
- Add 1/4 cup water and cook for 2 minutes. Add potato and mix well. Add the coriander leaves and fry for 2 minutes or until the masala is ready.Neither too dry nor watery too.
- Now again give a gentle knead to the dough and divide into medium sized balls(12-14).Roll into a thin circle and cut it into 2 equal parts with knife. Apply water in the straight edge.
- Now make a cone by joining along the straight edges by overlapping them as shown in the picture. Spoon the stuff until 3/4 th of the cone.
- Close the cone and seal it properly. Repeat until you finish making all the samosas. You can first roll all the balls and cut them into two and keep,then proceed to the next steps.
- Heat oil until hot and drop 3-4 samosas at a time and cook in medium flame to ensure even cooking,until golden brown. Drain in paper towels.

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Enjoy these hot hot samosas with either
green chutney or tomato sauce!
Notes
- Until you deep fry the samosas, keep it covered to avoid drying.
- You can freeze the samosas or keep in the fridge for frying it in later part of the day.
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Cute crispy samosa..perfect with Chai..Happy Navratri to you.
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Even I love onion samosas over the regular ones and I also like punjabi samosas the best..nice n gr8 looking samosas raks...
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ReplyDeleteLove the pictorials n all the beautiful pics ~ Samosa is a classic n you have made them beautifully! Craving for some samosas now, ship me some Raji :))
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Crispy and yummy samosas...they look so inviting
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ReplyDeleteI love samosa's a lot and will try to have atleast once in a week.I'm that much mad for samosa's.Fell like grabbing it now itself.
ReplyDeletethese are so cute! would love to try them...
ReplyDeleteCrispy and cute samosa's..delicious
ReplyDeleteone of the most favorited snacks of all time! love that spicy filling you've got there!
ReplyDeletewow, perfect samosas, i can never say no to these..
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done!! Appetizing pics as always..
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OMG amazing samosas..love it :))
ReplyDeleteIts my fav raks. Perfectly done. I prepare them very often but without rava. Love the texture with rava. I'll try next time.
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wow, samosas r looking soooo perfect!! wanna try it sometime.. Lovely presentation with step-by-step picks :)
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so crispy and perfect samosa...
ReplyDeletewow very tempting and perfect samosa...yummy with a cup of coffee,pass them it raining here...
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ReplyDeleteCrispy and perfect samosas. Looks fabulous.
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and the last click looks really hot..... :)
What a perfect snack for this rainy weather. Clicks r beautiful and the stepwise r very bright.
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ReplyDeleteWow!!!!!Awesome!!! The stuffing looks so tempting!!!
ReplyDeleteCrispy, perfect and yummy samosas tempted to the core...Pass on that plate pls :)
ReplyDeletevery crispy samosas.. stuffing looks very tempting..
ReplyDeleteMaking me hungry and it is midnight :) Yummy samosas.
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wow..they look simply amazing and you have done it so perfectly...love the first click...it looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWow that looks super yumm, i hardly make even though we love it here as i too think it is so difficult to make the cone shape plus when ever i make them i am in the kitchen half day full busy with them.
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ReplyDeleteOh..yum..the samosas look lovely!
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Lovely pics .. Raji
absolutely awesome...such a clear explanation...thax for being so patient to do this post!
ReplyDeleteOMG!!! What fantastic, mouthwatering samosas!!! And hats off to you for giving such clear step wise pics!!
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Any leftover there, feel like grabbing some..
ReplyDeleteI remember me and amma making these when we saw it on a recipe book.I miss those days.Samosas have come out perfect-crispy outside and juicy masala inside-YUM
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ReplyDeletehey, i will surely try this recipe. I love the way you present it, with pics for every step. Keep it up.
ReplyDeletethanks for giving step by step process soon i am going to try
ReplyDeleteI followed your recipe but the samosas are crispy when they are hot but saggy and became like poori texture after they came to room temperature.
ReplyDeleteIt happens every time I do the samosa
wowww...i m gonna try dis today only bt wanna ask 1 thng
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HI Raks ..i tried these samosas and they turned out yummy :)
ReplyDeleteyummy samosa... i have asked my mother to try this receipe .... looks great......
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