For making samosa crispy try to do this deep fry the samosas, in the high flame for first 2 min and them medium to slow flame till the outer cover of samosa becomes crispy.At Motherszone.com,you can find simple crispy samosa recipe.
You can have hot-hot samosa with green chutney made up of coriander and mint leaves,tamarind chutney,or cooked Bengal gram. Take one or two samosa,pour cooked Bengal gram,green and tamarind chutney then have it.you will really enjoy the snack.
You eat it by dipping it in chutney, or ketchup and then put in you mouth, chew and swallow. Remember, it may be spicy. You can also eat samosa plainly...its also good like that, with vegetables and other stuff.
The pastry you're referring to is likely "Samosa." A popular snack in India, samosas are triangular-shaped pastries filled with spiced potatoes, peas, or meat, and are typically deep-fried until crispy. They are often served with chutneys and are a favorite at street food stalls and during festive occasions. Their savory flavor and crunchy texture make them a beloved treat in Indian cuisine.
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Samosas are popular in India, but they also occur throughout Asia, North and East Africa and the Mediterranean. They are said to have originated in Tanzania.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samosa
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The samosa is a deep fried (or baked for a healthier homemade version) small triangular filo pastry parcel filled with spicy vegetables, or spicy meat, or both spicy meat and vegetables. It is eaten as a snack or an appetizer. See Related Questions (further down this page) for more information and see the Related Links (further down this page) for photographs or recipes.
It's the same spelling as the English so, "samosa"
samosa.... every noun hav its own name...kk
Samosa originated in the Middle East, most likely in the Persian Gulf area.
Samosa can be eaten plainly or dipped with something. I prefer you dip the Samosa in a chutney maybe. Or you can just eat it plainly. And i recommend that you microwave it first because it may be cold.
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You cannot really translate samosa into English because it doesn't really have a meaning, its just a name of a food.However, people still call it samosa in England and if you go and ask someone is a shop about samosas they would probably be very likely to know what a samosa is because samosas are sold in UK and still called samosas. BASICALLY IN ENGLISH THEY STILL CALL IT A SAMOSA BECAUSE IT IS JUST A NAME OF A FOOD. hope this helps!
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