Mini Matar Ka Samosa
Mini matar ka samosa is a smaller, snackable version of the classic samosa, packed with flavour and extra crunch. Perfect for parties, tea-time, or festive platters, these samosas deliver big taste in every bite.
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What is Mini Matar Ka Samosa?
Mini matar ka samosa is a crispy pastry snack made with a flaky flour dough and a spiced green peas filling, shaped smaller than regular samosas and slow-fried for the perfect texture.
Main Ingredients of Mini Matar Ka Samosa
For the Dough:
All-purpose flour – as required
Ajwain – ½ tsp
Salt – to taste
Ghee – as required
Cold water – to knead
For the Filling:
Green peas
Fresh coriander
Garlic
Green chilli
Oil
Besan
Boiled potato
Salt
Turmeric powder
Red chilli powder
Jeera powder
Garam masala
What Is So Special About Mini Matar Ka Samosa?
The correct moyan makes all the difference. When ghee is rubbed into the flour properly, the dough holds the shape of your fist when pressed, ensuring a flaky and crisp outer layer. Slow frying gives these mini samosas their signature crunch.
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Quick and Easy Mini Matar Ka Samosa
Though shaping takes a little time, the filling can be prepared in advance, making these mini samosas easy to manage and perfect for batch cooking.
How to Make Mini Matar Ka Samosa
(Dough):
- Mix flour, ajwain, and salt. Add ghee and rub it into the flour until it holds the shape of your fist when pressed and stays intact. Knead with cold water into a stiff dough. Cover and rest.
(Filling):
- Blend green peas, coriander, garlic, and green chilli into a coarse paste.
- Heat oil in a kadhai, add besan, and cook till aromatic and cooked through. Add the peas paste and cook till thick and firm.
- Turn off the heat and mix in crushed boiled potato, salt, turmeric, red chilli powder, jeera powder, and garam masala. Cool completely.
(Shaping):
- Roll the dough thin, cut into smaller ovals, then semicircles. Apply water, shape into mini cones, add filling, and seal well.
(Frying):
- Fry the mini samosas on very low heat for a longer time until evenly golden and crisp.
Expert Tips
- Smaller samosas need slower frying for even crispness
- Always cool the filling before shaping



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