Malabar Beef Samosa | Kerala Beef Samosa
Deep-fried until the outside shatters at the first bite and the inside stays soft and flavourful. A tea-time favourite across Kerala, especially when the monsoon rain is hammering the roof.
Ingredientsfor 6 servings
- 250 g Beef
- 1 tsp Red chilly powder
- ½ tsp Turmeric powder
- 4 nos Onion
- 4 nos Green chillies
- Coriander leaves, a few
- 1 tsp Pepper powder
- ½ tsp Garam masala powder
- Samosa sheets, to taste
- Oil — for frying
- Salt, to taste
Preparation
Step 1
Cook the beef by adding red chilly powder, turmeric powder and salt to taste.
Step 2
Pan-fry the cooked beef in little oil.
Step 3
Warm the oil in a pan and cook onion and green chilly and season with salt to your taste. cook until the onion becomes golden brown.
Step 4
Mean time mince the beef and set aside.
Step 5
When the onion becomes ready, add curry leaves, garam masala powder and pepper powder. cook for one minute.
Step 6
The add minced beef and chopped coriander leaves. Fold everything together gently and Continue cooking for 4 to 5 minutes on low-medium heat.
Step 7
Stuff the samosa sheets with beef filling, Heare I used homemade samosa sheets, but you can use packet samosa sheets that are available in market. Wrapping a samosa can take a little practice but you can refer on any youtube videos and do that.
Step 8
The final step to making the best samosa is to fry them to a perfectly crisp golden brown.(Use any neutral flavored oil to fry in hot oil – sunflower oil, canola oil, vegetable oil, safflower oil, grapeseed oil are some options.) Heat the oil for fry in hot oiling in a kadai or pan. Test the oil by adding a small piece of dough – it should come up quickly if the oil is hot enough for frying. Once the oil becomes medium-hot, gently slide 3 to 4 of the prepared stuffed samosas into the oil, and then immediately reduce the heat to low. Do not overcrowd the pan to ensure each one of them fries evenly!
Step 9
Crispy Delicious Beef Samosas are Ready now!
Tip
Do not overcrowd the pan — fry in small batches to maintain the oil temperature. Crowding drops the heat and gives you greasy results.
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