Its non stop snow here and we guys need some deep fried fritters to enjoy with a cup of coffee while its snack time here, today i prepared this mini and delicious ajwain samosas using potato and soya chunks masala as filling..These tiny samosas tastes marvellous when served along with a cup of tea, ajwain added in the outer layer gives a beautiful flavour while having at the same time helps for easy digestion, needless to say once i fried these mini samosas, they just vanished within few minutes..U doesnt even need to serve them with ketchup and kids will definitely love this mini samosas since they were cute and easy to eat with a healthy filling prepared just with smashed potatoes and scrambled soya chunks along with onions and few spices...
For Ajwain Dough:
1cup All purpose flour
1tsp Ajwain seeds
1tsp Baking powder
Salt
1tbsp Olive oil
Knead everything with enough water as a smooth and soft dough, keep aside closed with a damp cloth for an hour..
Potato & Soya Masala:
2nos Potatoes
25nos Soya chunks (cooked & grounded)
1no Onion(big & chopped)
1tsp Red chilly powder
1/2tsp Garam masala powder
1tsp Coriander powder
Few curry leaves
Salt
Oil
1/2tsp Cumin seeds
Heat enough oil,let crack the cumin seeds, add immediately the chopped onions, curry leaves, sauté until they turns transculent, add now the grounded soya chunks, red chilly powder, garam masala powder, salt and coriander powder, sauté everything for few minutes.
Finally add the smashed cooked potatoes, cook everything in simmer,put off the stove and let them get cool completely..
Finally add the smashed cooked potatoes, cook everything in simmer,put off the stove and let them get cool completely..
Make tiny balls from the dough, dust with few flour and roll them as circles, cut in the middle of the circles, make two demi cricles, just fold the sides to make a cone, now gently put some already prepared potato and soyachunks masala inside the cone, press the sides tightly until they gets sticks.
Continue the process until the masala and dough get finished, u can get almost 35-40numbers of this mini samosas..Also u can stick the edges by using a simple flour and water paste..
Continue the process until the masala and dough get finished, u can get almost 35-40numbers of this mini samosas..Also u can stick the edges by using a simple flour and water paste..
Heat enough oil for deepfrying, gently drop the samosas, fry until they turns golden brown,enjoy with ketchup or with a cup of tea..
the samosas look so dry thought you have baked them. great work on this...love the filling idea.
ReplyDeletegood looking samosas and innovative and interesting potato masala....yumm!
ReplyDeleteWow yummy samosas..lovely presentation.
ReplyDeleteYum, I can't imagine samosa dough WITHOUT ajwain :)
ReplyDeleteyummy snack with evening tea.
ReplyDeletedelicious and innovative recipe...feel like having those cute looking samosas now...very tempting
ReplyDeleteYour samosas are gorgeous and I love the delicious addition of soya!
ReplyDeletehealthy and yummy samosas...you rock dear!!
ReplyDeleteWow samosas, just the name is enough..adding soya is a nice touch!!
ReplyDeleteUS Masala
wonderful created dear :)
ReplyDeletelove love them :)
ReplyDeletedelicious samosa snacks looks yummy
ReplyDeleteyummyyyyyyyyyyyyy
ReplyDeleteawesome samosas...one of my fav...
ReplyDeletehot samosas for a snowy day.....cool
ReplyDeleteThat sure is a yummy snack to have watching the snow.
ReplyDeletehealthy n mouthwatering somasas..
ReplyDeletehealthy n delicous....very innovative
ReplyDeleteexcellent with cup of tea......did see the new of heavy snow all across. Stay warm girl!!
ReplyDeleteAjwain is such a nice addition to samosa especially when it is so good for digestion.I love your cute looking samosas..It pouring heavily here..wish could have some with tea :)
ReplyDeletegr8 healthy samosas!
ReplyDeletewow..yummy samosa..perfect for d weather...
ReplyDeleteDelicious Samosas..yummy tea time snack
ReplyDeleteHOT HOT SAMOSAS DEFINITELY A MUST DURING SNOW TIME..GOOD SNCK AND LOVE THOSE CUTIES..CAN I TAKE ONE?
ReplyDeletedrool worthy samosa..Hope you're having a great time!lovely click!
ReplyDeleteWho minds snow,when you have such yummy treats to keep you warm over a cuppa tea.The samosas look terrific !!!
ReplyDeleteHi Priya
ReplyDeleteJust to inform that I am back from my annual vacation. Your samosas look so tasty and mouthwatering that feel like grabbing a few and munch.
`Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Delicious and healthy samosa Priya.
ReplyDeleteInnovative,simple and yummy sure would have tasted good.
ReplyDeleteI'm such a potato lover, and I love this wonderful dish that I have never made. Totally yummy~
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, Priya!
Innovative and interesting recipe!!!
ReplyDeleteKurinji
It is definitely healthy and there is another option of making it more healthy by baking the samosas instead of frying.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful samosas dear...Today somehow made it a point to visit..till new year will be busy making sweets and visiting people!!:)
ReplyDeleteDr.Sameena@
http://www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com/
Delightful snacks :)
ReplyDeletecrispy spicy and healthy samosa...
ReplyDeleteLove samosas with ajwain.. the flavour is awesome.. they are looking so tempting.
ReplyDeleteHealthy & inviting samosas.Perfect for winter.
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Delicious samosa! Creative and tasty snack.
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Pass me some!!! they luk great!!!
ReplyDeleteThis takes me back to college days. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious samosa :)
ReplyDeletePriya, this is such an innovative twist to the regular samosa!! I love ajwain and soya chunks, and will feel just a little less guilty about indulging :)
ReplyDeleteI have been craving to have some samosas since the past few days..This one is a unique one with ajwain.
ReplyDeleteGayu
http://ensamayalarangam.blogspot.com
Love the healthy choice of filling. They look great!
ReplyDeleteyummy,perfectly done
ReplyDeleteLike that ajwin touch in samosa nice aroma yumm.
ReplyDeleteThey look yummy!!
ReplyDeleteajwain my new flavour i just love him!
ReplyDeleteYummy samosas... different recipe..
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