All time favourite for the young and old, simply irresistible. This snack is stuffed with potato, cooked in spices, deep fried until golden brown. The outer wrap is rather crispy but filling is quite spicy. Addition of meat or chicken is optional. It is so famous and easily obtainable from hawker stalls as well as upmarket eateries.
INGREDIENTS
3 cups plain flour
3 tablespoons hot oil
3 tablespoons butter/margarine melted
water
salt
FILLING
5 potatoes cubed
3 tablespoons curry powder
1/2 tablespoon chili powder
2 onions chopped
1 teaspoon ginger paste
1 teaspoon garlic paste
1 carrot cut into small pieces
coriander leaves
water
salt
oil
THE FILLING
METHOD
1. Heat the oil, saute the onion till light brown, add ginger, garlic, curry powder, chili powder and little water, fry until fragrant.
2. Add in potato, carrot, salt and enough water, cover pot. Water level should be slightly above the potato. Stir occasionally.
3. After the potato turns soft, sprinkle coriander leaves and remove from heat. Cool.
4. Combine together flour, salt, oil and butter, mix until resembles bread crumb.
5. Add water little by little until soft dough is formed.
6. Shape the the dough into small disc about 3 inches diameter, stuff with a tablespoonful of filling. Seal the edges in a pleated manner.
7. Repeat the process until dough is completed.
8. Deep fry in heated oil until golden brown.
9. Best eaten hot.
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Yummm!!!prefect curry puffs, looks delicious and fantastic..
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ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for stepping into my blog and the comment. The curry puffs look very delicious...love the spicy filling you have used here :)
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ReplyDeleteCurry puffs looks yummy yumm...Wanna grab one now...
Curry puff looks tempting and yummy.
ReplyDeletewow.....interesting and inviting, dear..looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteNice filling for puffs, will surely try this...and thanks for dropping by and leaving a lovely comment..hope to c u again
ReplyDeletepuffs were one of my favourite tea time snacks, those days back in India!!! nice recipe!!!
ReplyDeleteHey this is one of the famous fast moving snack in singapore. Nice one.
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This looks delightful. I've always been interested in how to make pastry like this. Thank you for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteSounds out of this world. What's not to love, deep fried pastry with a yummy filling. Wow, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThese look great -- are these like samosas?
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!! Thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteWow! I am very tempted to make these for dinner TONIGHT! We love curry puffs at our house. Thank you for sharing at Monday Mania this week! :)
ReplyDeleteSarah, The Healthy Home Economist...So glad you like them. Thanks for hosting dear..
ReplyDeleteOhh my husband will love these, seriously he loves curry!
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Laura....Thanks for hosting dear.....
ReplyDeleteOMG I'm going to make this when I get home! Got all the ingredients that are needed so I'm set to go! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!
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