Samosas

Samosas Chicken Recipe- How to Make a Delicious Samosas

Today I’m going to be making samosas chicken recipe. Samosas are flaky deep-fried or sometimes baked pastries and it’s claimed to have originated from Central Asia but today they’ve become quite popular in other regions of the world, so to make this dough I’m going to be combining some flour together with some salt in a large bowl and to that I’m going to be hiding some oil.

Direction to Make Samosas

  •  Use your fingers to rub the oil into the flour until you get a crumbly texture. Once you are satisfied with the texture, begin to stain the water about a tablespoon at a time until it becomes a soft and pliable dough.

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  • At this point I’m going to knead this for about 7 to 10 minutes until it’s smooth and elastic. Now cover this with a plastic wrap and allow it to rest for about 30 minutes. So while that is resting, I’m going to be showing you how I make my filling, the first thing to do here is to boil a few pieces of chicken and you can use any part of chicken you like for this as long as there is no boom.

 

  • Add some salt and water, mix it together then cover top and allow it to come to a boil. Now this is done and I’m just going to drain off the water. Throw the bold chicken inside the blender and using the pause button just blend it’s about two times because you don’t want to make it too smooth.

 

  • The next thing I’m going to do is to stare, fry some onions and garlic in a little bit of oil until it’s translucent and remember to stare this constantly to avoid burning then stay in the blended chicken as well. I’m going to be hiding some black pepper, sweet smoked paprika, Quarry powder, cayenne pepper and some ginger paste.

 

Now

Mix this together and adjust the seasoning if necessary. finally I’m going to be staring in some scallions and about a handful of spinach and you can actually replace the spinach with some parsley or coriander leaves BUT  before you take this off the heat, make sure the water is totally dry otherwise if there’s any water in there, it’s going to seep into the samosas and you’re going to hand up with a soggy samosa and that is it for the stuffing.

Now the dough is well rested and I’m going to take it out of the bowl to my work surface divide this dough into six parts then fly the work surface and roll out each piece into a circle at this point you can proceed into Cottenham filling needs but I like to go a step further. So I’m going to hit this hop in a preset he left for just a couple of seconds once the fall side is done, this should take about a couple of seconds, flip to the other side and also cook it for about 5 to 10 seconds and you can now remove it from heat.

what I’m doing here is just mixing together some flour and water and I’m going to make a thick paste for gluing together the samosa pastry now take each of the pastry and cut them into four quarters then let each what’s on the table one at a time and apply the paste to both the inner edge and the outer edge of the pastry then glue it together.

Then

Stop it with about a tablespoon of filling but don’t over feelings now pushing the glued side of the pastry then apply some paste again to the end and fold it over it’s just like folding in an envelope it’s quite easy okay it’s no time to fry this.

I’m going to be frying these in a preset oil of about 350 degrees feel free at this point to turn the samosas over and over again until it’s golden brown once you achieve your desired color, remove it from heat and drain it on a paper towel and here is the final look of the samosas they look really good.

You can watch step by step method on how to make Samosas Chicken Recipe

 

Thank you all for spending your time with me today.

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