Can you buy meat samosa triangles?

Richard Dower

I've been MAD on eating them of late, Indian takeouts....they are starters and are meat/vegtables pastry triangles. It's 3 quid for three! :eek:

So i was wondering if any supermarkets sell them?

girl2

Yea they do. Ive bought them in tesco in a wee indian set thing.

(you have an icq logo thing under your user name - am i right or has the drink totally fooked my head up right this minute?) :eek:

Richard Dower

girl2 wrote: »

Yea they do. Ive bought them in tesco in a wee indian set thing.

(you have an icq logo thing under your user name - am i right or has the drink totally fooked my head up right this minute?) :eek:

lol!...i haven't used ICQ since 1999
Legacy member info that should be deleted.
I'll check out Tesco...

minidazzler

It is really really really easy to make them if you wanted to.

http://www.samosa-recipe.com/Samosa_Pastry.html

stevenmu

Iceland used to do big bags of them.

Zab

You'll get them in the ethnic shops too, Indian or Pakistani if possible but probably in most of the middle eastern places too. That said I've never been too wild about any of the ones I've bought in the past.

girlonfire

I too have bought them in Tesco's, but they're not a patch on homemade samosa's.

What's with the food threads tonight? They're making me want to have a Malory Towers style midnight feast.

eth0

Richard Dower wrote: »

lol!...i haven't used ICQ since 1999
Legacy member info that should be deleted.
I'll check out Tesco...

I'm tempted to start using it again since at least one other person will be on it. What are all the cool kids using for IM these days? Is it that what's app thing? no wait that was last year

Richard Dower

eth0 wrote: »

I'm tempted to start using it again since at least one other person will be on it. What are all the cool kids using for IM these days? Is it that what's app thing? no wait that was last year

Twitter, ICQ has long been dead as an IM system.

eth0

Richard Dower wrote: »

Twitter, ICQ has long been dead as an IM system.

Twitter is liek so omg toedally dude 2008 loike

girl2

eth0 wrote: »

Twitter is liek so omg toedally dude 2008 loike

Hey. You. Donegal boi.........I hope yas win. See......Im good, arent I!

C'mon Donegal!

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jimmycrackcorm

minidazzler wrote: »

It is really really really easy to make them if you wanted to.

http://www.samosa-recipe.com/Samosa_Pastry.html

But you need a wife or girlfriend to do the cooking and they don't come cheap...

uch

I was in a Special Needs class too!

minidazzler

jimmycrackcorm wrote: »

But you need a wife or girlfriend to do the cooking and they don't come cheap...

You own a shillelagh? Go to the nearest female gathering spot, find one without a ring (can't be taking another mans property ya durty thief) beat her over the head, carry her to her fathers house, collect your dowry, bring her home, have her cook.

Kids these days no knowing how simple life is.

Richard Dower

jimmycrackcorm wrote: »

But you need a wife or girlfriend to do the cooking and they don't come cheap...

Or.....you cook for them, and they bring desert

zenno

They are damn tasty, I think i will make them myself because the prepackaged ones in the shops are terrible. I'd murder for 3 of them now, but will have to wait and purchase the ingredients.

policarp

Richard Dower wrote: »

I've been MAD on eating them of late, Indian takeouts....they are starters and are meat/vegtables pastry triangles. It's 3 quid for three! :eek:

So i was wondering if any supermarkets sell them?

In Limerick you can buy" anything " if you have the money. . .

ArtyC

M&S do quick cheap ones! Their yum and not too harsh on calories

Richard Dower

Found 'em! ...ethnic food shop on Parnell St. - even open on a Sunday!......20 triangles for 6 quid, awesome deal + they taste they same as the takeout places :cool:

Richard Dower

girl2 wrote: »

Yea they do. Ive bought them in tesco in a wee indian set thing.

(you have an icq logo thing under your user name - am i right or has the drink totally fooked my head up right this minute?) :eek:

I spotted that pack in Tescos....sadly they are all veggie
Still a good deal though, 20 in the pack and three different types of starters.

Richard Dower

Zab wrote: »

You'll get them in the ethnic shops too, Indian or Pakistani if possible but probably in most of the middle eastern places too. That said I've never been too wild about any of the ones I've bought in the past.

Gracias!....followed for advice and scored!