A favorite in our household, these savory bites are filled with curried onion and shallow fried.
I have made this Mini Samosa in the past and now craving to eat them now. This time. I choose red onion to be stuffed in my samosa.
Make my Mini Onion Samosa smaller than the regular ones, it was just nice for one bite. Feel free to vary the size by dividing the dough into lesser balls for bigger samosa. Also used a combination of plain flour and whole wheat flour that yield a slightly darker shade than the normal samosa.
The onion stuffing was seasoned with chili powder to add some punch but you can decrease of increase according to your tolerance.
As you know. regular samosas are deep fried but I prefer to shallow fry them. This does not effect the taste of this Mini Onion Samosa at all, they are still turned awesome.
Come, enjoy these bite sized beauties with a cup of your favorite drink.
Other snack recipes you should try:
Egg Curry Puffs from scratch
Apple Oatmeal Bars
Prata Tuna Rolls
Fruit Cornflakes Bars
MINI ONION SAMOSA RECIPE
Yield : 16 samosa
PASTRY
- 1 cup plain flour
- 1/2 cup whole wheat flour
- 2 tablespoon cooking oil
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp carom seeds
- enough water to form into stiff dough
METHOD
Place both flour and salt in a mixing bowl.
Add in oil and water gradually to form into soft dough. Keep for 30 minutes.
FILLING
3 big red onion sliced
1 tsp chili powder
1/4 tsp turmeric powder
1 tsp cumin seeds
salt to taste
1 tablespoon oil
water to seal
METHOD FOR FILLING
Heat the oil, add in cumin seeds, fry until fragrant.
Add in onions, sprinkle chili and turmeric powder, salt.
Stir for 2-3 minutes, remove and cool.
HOW TO SHAPE THE SAMOSA
Divide dough into 8 equal balls.
Roll out each ball on well floured surface into thin circle about 1/8 in thick, cut into half. Shape the semi circle dough into a cone, overlapping each other. Glue the seam together with a little water.
Fill up the cone with a tablespoon of filling.
Brush the edges with water, press together to seal. Complete the rest of the dough.
Heat about 1 in deep of oil using medium heat. When the oil is hot, slide the samosa and fry until golden brown, turning frequently. Do not crowd the pan.
Remove with slotted spoon and drain on kitchen towel.
3 big red onion sliced
1 tsp chili powder
1/4 tsp turmeric powder
1 tsp cumin seeds
salt to taste
1 tablespoon oil
water to seal
METHOD FOR FILLING
Heat the oil, add in cumin seeds, fry until fragrant.
Add in onions, sprinkle chili and turmeric powder, salt.
Stir for 2-3 minutes, remove and cool.
HOW TO SHAPE THE SAMOSA
Divide dough into 8 equal balls.
Roll out each ball on well floured surface into thin circle about 1/8 in thick, cut into half. Shape the semi circle dough into a cone, overlapping each other. Glue the seam together with a little water.
Fill up the cone with a tablespoon of filling.
Brush the edges with water, press together to seal. Complete the rest of the dough.
Heat about 1 in deep of oil using medium heat. When the oil is hot, slide the samosa and fry until golden brown, turning frequently. Do not crowd the pan.
Remove with slotted spoon and drain on kitchen towel.
a differnt & delicious mini samosa..........
ReplyDeleteThese look so good. Thanks for sharing at the Family Joy Blog Link Party this week!
ReplyDeleteOh my these sound amazing - onion soup in a pie! Oh my oh my oh my - I want this!! Had to pin this dish! Thanks for sharing on the What's for Dinner link up!
ReplyDeleteThis is an appealing looking little snack; I'm going to try it even though I don't know what carom seeds are (so I'll just leave that out). Thank you for showing how to fold the samosas too.
ReplyDeleteI've found you & come to visit through the Sunday's Best link party; I hope you'll find time to stop on by the 4Shoes one day & let me know you've been.
:-)
This is something I've never made before, but it does sound wonderful. Thank you for sharing the recipe at The Really Crafty link Party. Pinned!
ReplyDeleteonion samosa's are all time favourite to munch with cuppa chai.. love the way u made it :)
ReplyDeleteI love samosa but I have never tried making them at home. I will definitely have to try your recipe, Thanks! Pinned for later. I found you at the This is How We Roll link up.
ReplyDeleteOh they're vegan, Will definitely have to try making these!
ReplyDeleteThe Quirky Queer
Yum!
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