Samosas have been on my want-to-make list for ages now. However, there are many many recipes online and I'm not exactly well-versed in Indian cuisine, especially not to decide which one looks good.
Thankfully, my friend Robin came to the rescue and sent me a perfect recipe to try, made with yellow curry, potatoes, carrots & peas. They were quite the success with F&B and actually reminded me of an appetizer at our favorite Thai place.
For snack today, Ben took two samosas, topped with an elephant piece of cheese (elephants are Indian, right?), and a few grapes. Lots of veggies in the samosas, and the boy ate a huge bowl of watermelon right before preschool, so I'm not too worried about the low level of fruit today.
Thankfully, my friend Robin came to the rescue and sent me a perfect recipe to try, made with yellow curry, potatoes, carrots & peas. They were quite the success with F&B and actually reminded me of an appetizer at our favorite Thai place.
For snack today, Ben took two samosas, topped with an elephant piece of cheese (elephants are Indian, right?), and a few grapes. Lots of veggies in the samosas, and the boy ate a huge bowl of watermelon right before preschool, so I'm not too worried about the low level of fruit today.
Awww, this looks sooo cute AND yummy!!! I wondered if you could post your recipe for samosas. I have just been getting into Indian food, and would love to try and tried and true recipe. THANK YOU! I love reading your blog! I look forward to it each day!
ReplyDeleteAdorable. I've never had Samosas but curry and veggies..yumm...sounds delightful!
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ReplyDeleteSound divine...could you share the recipe, please?
ReplyDeleteVery tasty. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletelooks DELISH!!! another recipe request ;)
ReplyDeleteYummy! The samosas and elephants look great! We have lots of Indian neighbors and I always smell amazing foods when I come home! The mother of two of Kidlet's buddies sends home delicious Indian food in exchange for fresh produce from our garden! Win!
ReplyDeleteSamosas look and sound yummy! (Anything made out of cheese, too)
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This is unbelievable. I really hope you know how helpful this blog is. The days are so busy and sometimes the hardest part is just coming up with ideas. I can't be the only one inspired to tackle feeding my children better. And I thought I was doing good before! Now if you could just link the recipe to every dish! :)
ReplyDeleteI posted the samosa recipe this morning. :o) Sorry, last night got away from me, I meant to do it then.
ReplyDeleteAlso added a box on the left with post tags, including a recipe one, hoping that helps too.
cute cute cute!!!! PLEASE come cook at my house. Can't wait to try this recipe :) YUM!
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