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Showing posts with label samosas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label samosas. Show all posts
EGG SAMOSA RECIPE WITH STEP BY STEP PICS
Hi friends, today I am sharing the recipe of Egg samosa. This is a Samosa which does not require many ingredients and tastes crispy and delicious. You can make these Egg samosas when you have parties or get togethers at home or also serve as a breakfast or snack with tea in the evening.
ONION AND CHEESE SAMOSA WITH HOME MADE SAMOSA SHEETS
MUTTON KHEEMA STUFFING FOR SAMOSA AND ROLLS RECIPE WITH VIDEO
Mutton kheema can be used to make a number of dishes from kheem vermicelli to kheem macaroni, to making kheema omelette to kheema wraps. I have shared more than 12 recipes using kheema in this post 12+ Kheema recipes. Today I am going to share a dry version of mutton kheema masala which is apt for use as a stuffing in samosas, rolls, etc. This can also be served as a side dish with chapathi.
SAMOSA RECIPES
Samosas are one of the most popular snacks in India. There are several types of samosas depending on the method of folding the dough and stuffing used. Here I am sharing 6 different types of samosas that we often prepare at home. Click on the title to get the recipes. Do make these delicious and crunchy samosas at home and share your views in the comments section below.
LAYERED SAMOSA
Layered samosa is a different type of samosa in which layers of dough are rolled separately and arranged on top of each other. As a result the samosa cover is crunchy and crisp with clearly visible layers. This is well complimented with a spicy chicken stuffing inside. If the stuffing is prepared well in advance, then making this samosa becomes all the more easier.
EGG SAMOSA
Samosa is one of the most delicious and popular snacks in
India. It is often stuffed with Potato/ Aloo or Onions and is usually triangular in shape. Today's recipe is a slightly different type of samosa. Here the samosa covering has several layers and is filled with delicious egg filling. As a result the samosa is crunchy on the exterior and soft inside. The method of making the samosa is similar to the one we used to prepare Kheema samosa, but for a change we made it rectangular. Both Kheema samosas and egg samosas are often made by my mom for iftars during Ramadan and on other times for Sunday breakfast.
This recipe makes
20 to 25 samosas. You can adjust the quantity of ingredients according
to your requirements.
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