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March 27, 2010

Indian Samosa Recipe - Bakery Style Samosa Recipe

I am a big fan of bakery style Indian samosa recipe. Whenever I visit chat shops /Bakeries or Cinema theaters, I have this samosa without fail. I really wanted to try triangular shaped cripsy samosas for a long time. After seeing this post ,I got the confidence to prepare samosa recipe at home.Thanks a lot sailu for giving clear step by step pics. I tried my own by making slight changes in the actual recipe.It came out very well. I just relished it with tomato sauce. So I am posting this delectable samosa recipe for you all and for my future reference .
Bakery style Indian samosa recipe

Ingredients 
1 cup  200ml

For samosa dough :
  • Maida – 1 cup
  • Rava / Semolina – 1 tsp
  • Ice cold water – As required
  • Salt – As needed.
  • Baking soda – a pinch (optional)
  • Jeera – 1/2 tsp
For samosa stuffing :
  • Potato – 4 nos (Boiled and mashed)
  • Green peas – 1/2 cup (cooked)
  • Big onion – 2 nos (finely chopped)
  • Ginger & garlic paste -  1 tsp
  • Red chilly powder – 1 tsp
  • Coriander powder – 1.5 tsp
  • Turmeric powder – 1/4 tsp
  • Garam masala powder – 1/2 tsp
  • Coriander leaves – a few (chopped )
  • Lemon juice – a few drops
  • Salt – As required.
  • Oil – 2 tbsp
Method :
  • Knead the dough with the above said ingredients and keep it closed with a wet cloth for 20 mins.
  • Prepare the stuffing by keeping  a kadai with oil.
  • Add the onions, G& G paste and saute well till raw smell disappears.
  • Then add the spices given in the same order and mix well.
  • Finally add the crumbled potato pieces and green peas.
  • Add the required salt and mix well to become a whole mass.
  • Add water if necessary.Switch off the flame and add the lemon juice & coriander leaves.Remove the stuffing and set aside.
  • Take the dough and make small balls of equal size.
  • Shape it as given here and fill the stuffing.
  • Make the samosas and deep fry both sides till golden brown.
Enjoy with tomato ketchup / sauce.


38 comments :

  1. Samosas look very crispy and so good Chitra...nice click!

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  2. Looks so nice,just like in the restaurants! I too love this a lot tried 2 - 3 times,I add ajwain to the dough...Picture is too good!

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  3. WOW!!!!!!
    Samosa's looks perfect and very crispy dear..
    Wish to grab some :-)

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  4. such a nice golden brown colour samosas have got,perfect ones,everyone's fav i can say...looks very crispy and delicious...and nice info too...really appreciate your efforts to write such useful info everytime chitra...nice one,thanks for sharing and have a great weekend

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  5. Come out so crispy.........great snack

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  6. Perfect Samosas to go with evening Tea!!
    Thanks 4 hsaring the useful tips on oils !!

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  7. Lovely Samosas..... Very golden & crisp...... I love the look I see....

    Ash....
    (http://asha-oceanichope.blogspot.com/)

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  8. சூப்பர்ப்...எனக்கு à®®ிகவுà®®் பிடித்த ஒன்à®±ு....

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  9. Samosas looks super prefect, feel like grabbing some samosas...yumm!

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  10. I love samosas and yours look very crispy x

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  11. looks crispy.amazing.

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  12. thanks for visiting my blog..u have a wonderful space too..love to follow...
    You are always welcome to our space
    thanks

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  13. Your samosas are perfect! i love the color , good job!

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  14. Lovely and crispy samosas, looks so tempting and yummy.

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  15. Samosas looks very tempting and tasty too. Appreciate ur efforts for sharing interesting info.

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  16. Samosas look perfect to go with Evening Tea! Crisp and delicious!

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  17. Chitra, you have awards waiting at my blog..come and collect that yarr

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  18. Samosas look yummy!
    http://padhuskitchen.blogspot.com/

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  19. Wow Chitra! samosas looks great and delicious...very hard job though..

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  20. those are some tempting samosas in the picture. They sure look well done.

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  21. wow.. looks fantastic & mouth watering..kitchen clinic info is really useful & thxs for sharing..

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  22. Hi Chitra, The samosa has turned out so well and great info on oils.

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  23. crisp samosa with a cup of tea..what can be better.. informative post on oils..

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  24. What a tempting post dear. Samosa looks very perfect n cute. Wanna grab one :)

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  25. yum samosas
    pls collect ur award from my blog dear

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  26. Lovely samosas and a good write up..Enjoyed reading !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  27. Samosa's are looking very crispy and so perfect!!!hylesses

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  28. That was really very informative post. Enjoyed reading....Samosas look very very crispy and tasty. Nice click
    Deepa
    http://hamareerasoi.blogspot.com/

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  29. Hy Chitra,

    This is very tempting...Beautiful click...First time here...
    you have a wonderful collection of recipes. I'm following you dear, Do drop in at my blog sometime...

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  30. First time here,,you got nice space with lovely recipes dear,,,samoosa looks crispy n delicious,,,droooling me.wooow,,really you have done a great job by writing lot of informations and very health conscious dear,,,hats off to ur great work,,,thanks for sharing dear,,take care n keep on smiling

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  31. those samosa are very tempting!

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  32. Tried the stuffing the way you mentioned with 1/2 spoon of chole masala powder added rolled in a puff pastry sheets.Came out soo good.Thanks for the recipe.

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