These golden triangular broccoli samosas pack a lot of flavor in every bite. As my name suggests, I use Broccoli florets as well as conventional veggies like potatoes and carrots.
You can never go wrong with an appetizer like Samosas if you are cooking Indian. I am going to show you how you can prepare Samosa just like a native chef would...except for the fact that it is going to be a healthier version and it does NOT involve deep-frying. Just check my video and you will see what I mean.
This is another smart way to add broccoli to your kid's diet without having to convince them to eat it. In fact, I had to limit them to just a few¦:-)
Before you start to make baked broccoli samosa, you should make sure you have the ingredients on hand. Most importantly, you will need the butter-free pastry dough to get the right texture.
Check the links at the end to help you choose the ones you are missing. After you watch the video, you will also notice that you can actually vary the size of samosas to suit your guests. You can prepare to bite-size nuggets to pack in just the right amount of masala inside.
Once you learn how to make them, you will realize it is not really as complicated as it looks. Once you have the vegetables steamed, it is really a matter of 15 minutes to get your stuffing ready for baking.
Read the step by step directions below for more details.
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Here is the recipe...
Baked Broccoli Samosa
Ingredients
- 1 big head of broccoli
- 2 medium potatoes
- 1 medium size carrot.
- Puff Pastry dough
- Salt to taste
- 2 tablespoon Chickpea water - a.k.a Aquafaba
- 1 teaspoon oil
- 1 teaspoon red chili powder
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 2 teaspoon onion powder
- ¼ teaspoon Mango powder
- 1 teaspoon Garam Masala
- ½ teaspoon cumin powder
- 2 tablespoon flour
Instructions
- Steam the veggies until they soften and let them cool.
- Preheat oven @ 425 F.
- In a small bowl, mix 1 ½ tablespoon water with 2 tablespoon all-purpose flour and mix well. This will form the flour paste.
- In a medium size bowl, add all the dry ingredients (spices) to the steamed veggies. Gently mash them and mix evenly. This will form the stuffing for samosas.
- Now take the pastry dough (After it thaws to room temperature) and make rectangular pieces, like I show in the video.
- Fill the right amount of stuffing, and fold it diagonally to make a triangle and repeat as required.
- Brush the corners with the flour paste you prepared in step 3.
- As a last touch, grease the patties with a little Aquafaba and oil.
- Bake for 20 minutes or until it turns golden brown.
Video
YOUR OWN NOTES
Nutrition
Nutritional information is an estimation only.
Greg b
I just did these and they are in the fridge waiting to bake. The filling is absolutely delicious. No mango powder so I used a bit of lemon juice. I'll let you know how they bake up later!
Uma Raghupathi
Thank you Greg! Hope you get delicious Samosa:)
Anita Qualls
Does that pastry dough come in those size strips as shown or do I have to cut strips out?
Uma Raghupathi
Hi Anita, you have to cut it according to your preferred size. Thank you:)
Erika Sinclair
Hi, could you provide a little more info about the pastry dough?
Thanks!
Erika Sinclair
Never mind. The previous comments didn't show for me until after I posted my own. ?
Uma Raghupathi
Thanks:)
Divya
Can yout please share a link for the brand of puff pastry u used.
Uma Raghupathi
Hi Divya. I bought in local Indian grocery store. BranD name is JAB foods. Thanks.
Carolann
Where is the recipe for the pastry?
Uma Raghupathi
Sorry I don't have it in this recipe. I used store bought:)
lathiya
Looks great..double great that its a healthy baked version
Uma Raghupathi
Absolutely! Thanks, Lathiya.