Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition)

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition)

by Zhaojia smiled

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

2h

Serving

2

It’s almost the same as yesterday’s brow pastry recipe, plus I really miss Singapore’s Lao Chuan’s samosas, so I’m doing it myself~ PS doesn’t have carrots anymore, so I just put it in the dark. There are carrots in the ingredients. "

Ingredients

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition)

1. Tenderloin, carrots, potatoes, and onions are all cut into small cubes, and the ghee is divided into two portions, 42G and 21G. Two pieces of curry

2. Put oil in the pan, don’t use too much, just follow the daily cooking amount

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

3. After the oil is hot, add the tenderloin and stir-fry quickly

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

4. Add potatoes, onions and carrots after the meat changes color

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

5. After the life is cut off, add a bowl of clean water, probably no more vegetables. Boil over medium heat

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

6. When the potatoes are soft, add the curry cubes and stir until the curry cubes are completely melted

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

7. Add a little salt to taste according to your own taste (a little bit saltier than the normal taste). Finally, heat up the sauce until it has a texture similar to thick mashed potatoes. After being out of the pan, let it cool for use, or put it in the refrigerator to freeze. [Actually, it’s also delicious to eat as a dish, or curry rice is also good without the juice.]

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

8. 70G flour and 42G shortening to form a uniform dough

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

9. 140G flour, 21G shortening and 70G water are mixed into a uniform dough

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

10. After kneading the dough, put it on the chopping board and let it stand for 10 minutes

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

11. At the same time, boil the eggs, let them cool, and cut open. One egg is divided into four parts, one egg can wrap four curry samosas

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

12. Put the shortbread on top of the water and oil skin, roll out the water and oil skin on all sides

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

13. Wrap the shortbread with the rolled side

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

14. a Roll out the wrapped dough gently. b The rolled dough is stacked in three layers as shown in the figure. c Roll out the folded dough again, and stack three more layers. That is to say, roll it out, stack it three times, roll it out again, stack it three times, then roll it out again, this time stack it four times, and roll it out at the end. The order is 3, 3, 4

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

15. Roll out the four-layered dough sheet and roll it up from one end

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

16. It’s evenly coming out as a potion, with the textured side facing up (that is, the side that looks like the ring of tree rings facing up), and squash it.

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

17. Roll the agent into a larger dough and wrap it in a proper amount of curry filling. Put in a quarter egg

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

18. Fold in half and pinch the sides tightly

19. Pinch out the pattern

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

20. After all the samosas are wrapped, put a large amount of oil in the pan and deep fry at a lower temperature

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

21. Fry until golden on both sides

Curry Samosa (imitated Singapore Old Song Kee Edition) recipe

Tips:

1 If there is no curry block, curry powder can also be substituted. 2 After the curry samosa is wrapped, you can also brush the surface with egg yolk liquid, and then put it in the oven and bake it. 3 If there is no shortening, you can use lard instead. If there is no lard, you can use salad oil, but the shortening effect of salad oil is not very good.

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