Samosa with mince filling, easy to make with ready made samosa pati. My favorite snack with evening tea, I usually make and freeze them so easy to have something in hand for guests.
Serving= makes about 50-55 small Samosas
Ingredients,
For mince filling
lamb/goat/beef mince 1 kg
ginger garlic paste 3 tbsp
green chili chopped 4 tbsp (use less if you want less spicy)
salt 1-1/2 tsp
red chili powder 1 tbsp
whole cumin 1 tbsp
garam masala powder 1 tbsp
fresh coriander 1/4 bunch
fresh mint 20-25 leaves
onion 2 big
lemon juice 6-7 tbsp
Other ingredients,
Samosa pati 1 packet
flour 1/4 cup
Directions,
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1. Take 2 onions, chop them fine in a chopper…add 4 tbsp lemon juice, mix and leave for 10-15 minutes.
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2 . Add mince in a wok with ginger garlic paste. On high heat stir and cook it .
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3. Add green chili finely chopped…stir until all extra juices from meat evaporates, and you see oil with sides of pan. This will take almost 10-15 minutes.
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4. Put mince in a strainer ,throw all extra oil from meat. It will make it healthy and dry for samosa filling.
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5 . Put dry mince again in wok. Add salt, red chili powder, garam masala powder, whole cumin and 4 tbsp lemon juice…mix well. leave it on slow heat with lid for 10 minutes.
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6. Now add chopped onion, and chopped coriander and mint. stir and cook for five minutes.
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7. Turn off the heat, let it completely cool.
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8. mix 1/4 cup flour in some water, make thick paste…this will act as glue in our samosa pati.
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9. Take samosa pati.
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10. Fold it ,make cone shape, fill with 1 tbsp mince.
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11. Apply some flour paste on edges…fold and seal it nicely.
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12. Repeat with all .. now freeze them if you like or cook them.
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