Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Chicken Samosa Egg Rolls

Yum

My family wanted me to make samosas as a treat.  I decided to combine Asian Egg Roll Wrappers with a samosa filling and give it a try.  They loved it.  I think the egg rolls were all gone in less than a few hours.  I will definitely try this method again.




Ingredients:
1 packet egg roll wrappers (about 20 sheets)
1lb of lean ground chicken
1 medium onion finely diced
4 medium potatoes diced small and boiled
1 1/2 cups of frozen peas (thawed)
2 serranos chilies (seeded ) finely diced
3-4 cloves grated or minced garlic
2 inches grated ginger
red chili flakes to taste
salt and black pepper to taste
1 heaping tsp of whole coriander seeds
1 heaping tsp of whole cumin seeds
1 heaping tsp of whole fennel seeds
1 tsp garam masala
canola oil for deep frying
Directions:

First finely dice 4 small potatoes and boil them in some salted water.  When they are fork tender drain and set aside until later



 
Next grind the cumin, fennel and coriander seeds in either a mortar and pestle or spice grinder.  Set aside until later.


In a large pan add 2 Tbs of canola oil and saute the diced onions, green chilies and some salt until the onions are tender and brown.  Then add the ginger and garlic and saute for another minute.  tender.  Next add the ground spices and saute well.

Removed onion and spice mixture from pan and add 1 more Tbs of canola oil. Brown the ground chicken with salt and pepper.  Add the onion and spice mixture back to the pan and mix well.

Then add the boiled diced potatoes and frozen peas.    Taste for seasoning and salt.  Adjust as needed.  Allow filling to cool down before proceeding with egg roll assembly

Add about 2 Tbs of filling in the center of egg roll. Fold  bottom corner over and roll tightly. Fold sides over.





Roll tightly and seal the edge with water. Have all egg rolls done before frying.  Do not lay on top of each other so they don't stick together.

Fry each egg roll until golden brown. You want your oil at 350 degrees. Drain on paper towels.  Serve with a chili sauce if desired.  Enjoy.





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18 comments:

  1. Looks amazingly good. I wish I could dive into these for breakfast.

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  2. I love egg rolls! Your spin on samosas sounds delish!

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  3. Oh, those look fantastic. You are so, so good to your family! I hope they appreciate all the hard work you did and you got lots of big hugs (if you're reading this, Ramona's family, that's a hint). :)

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  4. Ramona, u r killing me girl....how can u make such yummy stuff all the time ? :-) totally wish I was ur neighbour :-D

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  5. I love making egg rolls, I could make up a whole batch and eat that for dinner. These look delicious and I am going to definitely try these. Saving the recipe as I type this! Thanks for sharing :)

    Sincerely,
    Happy Valley Chow

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  6. Fusion food at its best! LOVE the look of these beauties, Ramona!

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  7. I've experienced making samosas the traditional way and it was a challenge for me. I will use wonton wrappers the next time. I will also try your filling, love it!!!

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  8. I believe I know what to make for dinner tonight, although I want them right now. Yum, Thank you!

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  9. Two of my favorite fingerfoods together in one bite! Love this snack!

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  10. OMG. You are my idol. I can't believe these things! I want them now, for breakfast!

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  11. Wow, these egg rolls look great, and I'd understand why they would be gone in an hour, nice! And here's wishing you the best this holiday season!

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  12. They were really easy. I think next time I am leaving the chicken out and doubling the spices. Or maybe some curry powder too. I like my samosas vegetarian better : ) Thanks for the recipe though. Even my 2 year old liked them

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    1. Glad you enjoyed them. :) Vegetarian samosas are very good too. :)

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