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Updated On Jul 2024
Updated On Jul 2024

Baked Samosa: Healthy Version of Your Favourite Snack

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Healthy Baked Samosa

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Cooking Time

15 Minutes

Ingredients
  • Whole Wheat – 1/2 Cup
  • Melted Ghee – 1/4 Cup
  • Chopped Coriander Leaves – 2 Tsp
  • Oil – 2 tsp (For Brushing)
  • This is a healthy and delicious baked samosa recipe that you can enjoy without guilt! Sounds good? Let us show you how you can make healthier, non-fried, baked samosas in the oven and air fryer.

    Samosa is one of the most well-known and popular Indian snacks. That is why most of us crave it. If you are not Indian and have eaten them at any Indian restaurant, then we can understand that most of you are already in love with the flaky pastry filled with spicy stuffing. So, without further delay, let’s learn about a baked samosa recipe.

    How to Make Baked Samosa

    • Firstly, we have to prepare the dough. Combine all the ingredients in a deep bowl with enough water to make a firm dough.
    • Secondly, keep the aside covered with a clean cloth and leave it for 10 minutes.
    • Now, heat a deep non-stick pan and add 2-3 tbsp of oil to prepare the samosa stuffing.
    • Then, add cumin seeds and boiled potatoes and sauté for at least 2 minutes.
    • Furthermore, add ginger-green chili paste, salt, green peas, coriander, and dry mango powder, mix them well, and sauté for 2 minutes. And leave it to cool down.
    • Now, divide the dough into 4 equal parts and roll out one portion.
    • Cut this in the middle into two parts and make a cone-like shape. Fill the prepared stuff and seal the edges. Repeat this step and prepare all samosas like this and brush them with oil.
    • Preheat the oven to 180°/350°C for 3 minutes. On a baking tray, line it with parchment paper or spray it with oil. Bake these samosas at 180°C for 7-9 minutes. Turn them over and bake for another 5–6 minutes till the samosa covering is golden brown.
    • Finally, enjoy your baked samosa. 

    Why And How Fitelo Style Samosa Is Healthy?

    Yes, that is correct. If you prepare the samosa recipe with care, you can make an even healthier samosa. Here are some tips when making one.

    Health Benefits Baked Samosa

    1. Included Fresh Vegetables: Adding more vegetables such as carrots, cucumbers, and peas to increase the nutritional level. The addition of vegetables like peas, potatoes, etc. to your diet through samosa will add even more benefits to your body, such as Vitamin A for your eyes and more fiber to improve your digestive system.  

    2. Air Fried/Baked: Through the frying process, all oil gets absorbed and adds fat and calories. Therefore, always avoid frying the samosa and bake it instead. Make sure you dip it in homemade mint chutney for even better health benefits and flavor.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q. Can I Bake The Samosas Rather Than Deep-Fry Them?

    Ans. Samosas are a delectable Indian dish made of flavorful contents that are enclosed in a folded pocket of dough. Deep-frying the entire item produces a crispy, golden snack. Samosa dough, however, doesn’t have to be fried; it can also be baked.

    Q. What Type Of Pastry Are Samosas?

    Ans. Maida flour (white wheat flour that can be swapped out for all-purpose flour), vegetable oil or butter, salt, and water are the main ingredients in a typical samosa. Carom seeds are frequently used to flavour the traditional samosa dough. Phyllo paper.

    Fun Fact

    We all love good cheat days and we at Fitelo consider cheat days a must! But eating junk on daily basis is in no way good. There is no benefit in eating healthy if you are still eating junk every day. Follow these tips and tricks by Dietitian Mac Singh and get to know how you can beat your junk food cravings by just doing these simple tips.

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    Disclaimer

    All recipes from Fitelo’s kitchen are devised to suit specific needs. And what may suit one condition may not be applicable to the other. However, always consult your nutritionist or dietitian before adding any of these recipes to your diet. Read More.

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