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Indian starter - Samosa

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  • 02-09-2009 12:39pm
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    RedPlanet
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    Firstly: Is there somewhere i can buy ready-made Samosa to serve as a starter for a dinner?

    Secondly: Some samosa i've had are wrapped in a pasta like an egg-roll, but others are more bready, like this: http://www.gopalsrestaurant.com/Samosa.gif.
    I prefer the bready ones.


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    MissFlitworth
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    Unfortunately I haven't seen the bready ones about :(

    Lidl do the pastry ones in a mixed box with bhajis (frozen) and tesco & m&s do samosas in their chilled Indian foods secttion.

    If you're in Dublin Karuna's Kitchen in the temple bar food market on Saturdays do lovely (vegetarian) samosas to take away


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    fatal
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    Filo pastry is often used because it's more convenient and less time consuming. However,a real samosa consists of the bready casing shown in the OP's image. I agree that the bready ones are much tastier, and its a shame that not many indian restuarants take the time to prepare them


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    Carawaystick
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    you can get indian foods in the freezers in Aldi or Lidls


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