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Tea Kadai Samsa
Tea Kadai Samsa - Flaky pastry sheet filled with caramelized onions and spice mix, deep fried to golden crisp.
Prep Time
2
hours
hrs
Cook Time
15
minutes
mins
Course:
Appetizer, Snack
Cuisine:
Indian, southindian
Keyword:
onionsamosa, samosa, samsa, snack, teakadai
Servings:
24
(2 inch samosa)
Author:
Mullai Madavan
Ingredients
Ingredients - for wrapper
1
cup
Maida
1/4
teaspoon
Salt
1/4
cup
Water + 2 teaspoons
Ingredients - for filling
2
cups
Onion
thinly sliced
1
each
Green Chilli
finely minced
1/4
cup
Kadala paruppu / Bengal gram
1/2
teaspoon
Red Chilli Powder
spicy
1/2
teaspoon
Salt
3
drops
Oil
for roasting bengalgram
3
teaspoon
Oil
for saute
Ingredients - for sealing
2
tablespoons
Maida
1/4
cup
Water
Instructions
To make the outer cover
Knead maida with salt and water to make a soft but stiff dough.
Cover and rest the dough for 30 minutes.
Divide the dough into 2 portions.
Take one portion, roll out to make 3 equal size poori (discs)
Apply oil and dust some maida on one side of the poori and stack the second one and repeat.
Now roll out to make a big disc about the size of a chapathi.
Heat a tawa and place cook it on either side over low flame.
The sheets will gradually separate as you cook.
Remove and let them rest under a clean kitchen towel.
Once done, stack them and cut diagonally which will make 12 triangular sheets.
Repeat for the rest of the dough and keep all the prepared sheets under a damp kitchen towel.
To make the filling
Roast bengal gram with few drops of oil until it turns golden.
Once done, remove and let cool completely.
Grind it to a coarse texture and keep it aside.
In another pan, heat oil and saute sliced onions, minced green chilli until browned.
Add in spicy red chilli powder, coarse bengal gram powder and salt.
Mix well and keep it ready.
To make the Samsa
Apply maida paste over the edges and fold to make a pocket.
Stuff them with some filling and seal.
Heat oil and deep fry over low medium flame until golden and crisp.
Serve hot with a cup of tea or coffee.