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Madeleine
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Ingredients:
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10 pieces spring roll
pastry, thawed and wrapped in a damp towel,
cut each lengthwise into three rectangular pieces to make 30,
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vegetable oil for deep
frying.
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Filling: (You
can also used alternative fillings such as cooked curried meat instead of
peas)
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3 large potatoes,
boiled and coarsely mashed,
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135 grams frozen peas,
boiled and drained,
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1 teaspoon coriander
powder,
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1 teaspoon cumin
powder,
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1 small onion finely
chopped,
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salt to taste,
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2 green chillies finely
chopped,
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2 tablespoons coriander
leaves chopped,
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2 tablespoons mint
leaves chopped,
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Juice of 1 lemon.
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Method:
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Toss all the filling
ingredients together in a large mixing bowl until well blended. Adjust
seasoning of salt and lemon juice, if necessary.
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Using one strip of pastry at
a time, place one tablespoon of filling mixture at one end of the strip and
diagonally fold the pastry to form a triangle. Use a little water to seal
the pastry together.
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Heat enough oil for deep
frying and fry the samoosas in small batches until they are golden brown.
Adjust heat so as not to burn the pastry. Serve hot with fresh coriander
chutney or a chilli sauce.
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