Cumin Fries

Cumin Fries

Cumin Fries

the best way to reduce your weight, eat healthy ..!

Baked Vegetable Samosa

the triangle-shaped pasta parcels baked in the oven.
Serve as an appetizer or for picnics.

Ingredients
Ingredients for the cover (pastry)

1 cup wheat four
wheat bran 1 cup
3-4 tablespoons oil

For the filling
Kasuri methi 1 tsp
Seeds Whole cumin (Jeera) 1 / 4 teaspoon
100gDM finely chopped onion
100gDM shredded cabbage
100 g cauliflower, chopped
100 grams chopped spinach
Jewish 100 g green
1 teaspoon ginger

ground cumin (Jeera) ½ level teaspoon
finely chopped green chile 1 (optional ingredient)
Potato peeled, cooked and diced partly a medium to medium
2-3 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 pinch of salt
Oven temperature of 200 º C

Method:
1. Heat oil in large skillet and fry the onion and cumin every 5 minutes
low heat.

2.Add pepper, cumin. Fry for 2, 3 minutes.

3.Add French beans, cauliflower, cabbage, spinach and potatoes, continue cooking
adding a little water if too dry.

4.Allow to simmer for 15-20 minutes at the top withthe. When vegetables are cooked add salt. Cook for 2 minutes.
5.Place in a cool place for the filling to be cold before you make the samosa.
6.Take the dough, roll into thin sheet the size of a tea saucer.Cut in the middle.
Take a strip of brush and some water in it. Place 2-3 teaspoons
mixing plant at the end of the band closest to you. Fold into triangles
sealing the end with water.

7.Place on a baking sheet and repeat until dough and filling are used up. Brush each samosa olive / vegetable oil and bake for 10-15 minutes at 200C or until browned. Serve hot or cold as an appetizer or first course of a meal with hot sauce.

Make sure mixed vegetables cooked thoroughly because the pastry
quickly not allowing any additional cooking of any partially cooked
vegetables.

  Add chopped mint to the mixture of vegetables in cold.

regards,

Ayurveda oasis D '

What do you think of battered women?

I prefer my wife lightly seared with a sauce I make by cooking up peaches, apples and raisins, with cumin, turmeric, pepper cayenne and mint leaves. It is much healthier than black and fried dough.

Oooh you're wrong.

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