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Spicy Minced Beef Samosa

I always love to indulge in a snack to keep my energy up, especially when I have tons to do, but little time to sit down and have a full meal or when I know I will be stuck in the hellish Nairobi trafficΒ for some hours. Among the many things I like to have, I particularly enjoy having a samosa ( or many samosas :D) in the as I wait for a matatu or bus. They are one of the most delicious Kenyan treats in my opinion.

I decided to have one of my favorite snacks as today’s blog post because this blog would never be complete without it. The recipe is very easy to follow, and I am sure you will want to try this too. πŸ™‚

Hope you enjoy the read πŸ™‚

Β spicy minced beef samosas

 

Ingredients:

 

500g of minced beef

1 bunch of fresh coriander

1 bunch of spring onion

7 cloves of garlic

1 red onion finely diced

1 tablespoon of black pepper

1 tablespoon of ground cumin

1 teaspoon of tumeric powder

1 teaspoon of garam powder

1/2 a teaspoon of dried sage

Salt to taste

 

For the pastry

samosa pastry ingredients-kaluhiskitchen

1/2 a cup of hot water

All purpose flour

salt

 

Method

Put some oil in a frying pan and once it is hot enough, add your minced beef and dry fry it. When it is almost done, add your spices, and salt then mix.

This should be followed by the garlic, coriander, red and spring onion. Saute this for about 2 minutes then take away from the heat so that you allow them to cool. Do not let your coriander and spring onions wilt too much.

minced beef stuffing for samosas

As this is cooling, begin working on your dough.

Kneed this the same way you knead chapati dough. Roll it out, and cut it into trapezium strips. Fold the two corners toward the center so that it looks like the second picture.

Flip it over and then the pocket that forms is where you stuff your meat. Fold the flaps so that they cover the pocket. To seal the samosa, mix some flour with water and apply it on the seams. This will act as your “glue”. For clearer instructions, I highly recommend that you read this post, which I too used as a guide.

making samosa pocket for stuffing minced beef

 

using flour mixture as glue for samosa pocket

Once you are done, heat some vegetable oil and fry your samosas, about 1 minute on each side. But you know they are done when they are golden brown. Allow them to drain then serve.

juicy beef spicy samosas

Out of all the people I know, I honestly know none who does not love samosas.

Spicy, juicy minced beef filling that goes really well with the light crispy outer samosa pocket. I can guarantee that this is your next addiction.

beef samosas

 

Till next time :),

– K.

 


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5 Comments

  1. Harrison

    I would like to know more about the quantity of flour and also how you cook the fillings, your style seems unique.

  2. Gertrude

    I tried these and they were amazing!!! Thank you Kaluhi πŸ˜‰

    • kaluhiskitchen

      High Five!!!! Glad you loved this <3

  3. Moreen

    Hi kaluhi’ am failing to get the video for this 😒😒😒😒

    • kaluhiskitchen

      There is no video, I did not have a youtube channel in 2014

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