I came across a recipe for something called a samosadilla and knew I had to make it. You just make the spiced potato, pea mixture for a samosa, and put it in a tortilla and brown it up a bit. Brilliant!!
Here is the recipe I used. The mint cilantro chutney was more like a green juice because I didn't have any plain, unsweetened yogurt so I just blended the ingredients with a splash of olive oil and a little water. Either way it was still delicious with the samosadilas. Ten out of ten recommend this recipe! And he's right, the filling makes a great potato salad!
Here is my second batch of homemade booch! This time I'm experimenting with grape juice for flavoring. You don't see many grape flavored kombuchas out there, and I'm a sucker for anything grape. Grape Hubba Bubba forever!
This just reminded me that I have a recipe of samosadillas in one of my Robin Robertson books that I have been meaning to make... I think it uses potato gems... I really need to make it. Yours sound really good as well! Making samosa pastry is a pain, for me anyway, so anything that gives me that tasty filling with minimum fuss is ideal.
ReplyDeleteYou also reminded me that I have several samples of mushroom tea bags that I bought because they amused me and I still need to try.
I remember I tried to make samosas shortly after going vegan, and it was a pain! This is much easier!
DeleteHa ha, I've tried some of the mushroom tea, and I don't get the fuss!
I love this idea. I really like samosas so might have to try this.
ReplyDeleteI looked up a few recipes for gluten free samosa dough, and it seems like even more of a pain, and gluten free flour is so expensive so this was just much, much easier. And it gives the same sensation!
DeleteWow! This is awesome!
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