Vegetable Curry Puffs
Apr 23rd, 2007 | By Sowjanya | Category: All Recipes, Apetizers & Starters, Flour recipes, Snacks & Savories, Veg - Recipes
All I needed was ….
Potatoes – 2 Large
Green peas – 1 cup
Onions – 2 medium (chopped)
Frozen puff pastry sheets – 2
chillie powder – 1 tbsp
coriander powder – 1 tsp
garam masala – 1 tsp
amchur (dry mango powder) – 1/2 tbsp
lemon juice – 1 tbsp
salt to taste
oil – 2 tsp
And this is how ….
1. Boil potatoes, peel off the skin, mash and keep aside.
2. Boil green peas till soft and set aside.
3. Heat oil in a kadhai, add onions and fry till soft.
4. Once onions turn soft, add boiled green peas and for 2 minutes on medium flame stirring in between.
5. Add chillie powder, garam masala, coriander powder, salt, amchur and fry for 2 minutes.
6. Add mashed potatoes, mix well and allow to cook for about 5-6 mts on low flame.
7. Switch off the flame, add lime juice, mix well and allow to cool while we get ready with the puff pastry sheet
8. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees
9. Take out 2 frozen puff pastry sheets, place them on an oven proof tray. Place in the oven for about 10 seconds to allow the pastry sheets turn soft.
10. Cut the puff pastry sheets to 8 equal pieces.
11. Take a puff pastry piece, place a spoonful of curry in the centre. Seal it on top with another piece of puff
12. Gently cover all the four sides of the puff so that the curry does’nt pop out during baking time.
13. In the same way prepare remaining puffs and place them on a greased tray.
14. Bake these in the preheated oven for 20 mts till the puffs turn golden brown.
15. Serve hot with tomato or chillie ketchup.
Delicious!!
those sheets are so handy right!!
puffs look great!!
ya richa, those sheets really reduced the cooking time and the end result really delicious as Asha said.
Asha – Thanks for the comment. Believe now my blog is displayed fine in firefox. Thanks for informing me.
Where can I buy Pepperidge farm puff sheets in philadelphia and conshohocken in PA?
Rajani
Anon,
Thanks for dropping by. Puff pastry sheets are available in almost any grocery stores. Try looking for them in Giant food stores in conshohocken or at whole foods market. They need not be pepperidge farm puff pastry sheets. Any brand puff pastry sheet would do. Hope that helps.
Hi sowjanya,
U r really great. Recently i visited ur recipes. All are extremely gud and the way u presented them looks awesome. Thanks a lot for your recipes.
Aruna,
Thanks for dropping by and your nice words. Hope to post more recipes for you soon 🙂
Hi Sowjanya….
I woke up today morning & felt like eating a puff 🙂 so googled a bit for recipes & quickly landed on your site…….I really liked the way your blog answered ALL the questions I had…..about the kind of puff pastry sheets to buy, what size to cut, whether or not to use egg for sealing the puff….etc…..well, lemme put it this way, after reading ur blog I was sure I could make a puff at home!!! So I ran off to Walmart & got what I needed (I made a chicken curry puff tho) & it turned out to be D.E.L.I.C.I.O.U.S!!
Thanks a ton for all the pics & pointers………bookmarked your website, seems like I will be visiting it often! 🙂
Smitha
Smitha,
I’m glad my recipe helped fill your cravings 🙂
It was so sweet of you to see your compliment. Feel free to write me if you need any help. I’ll do the best I can.
omg ur recipes r great……………..thanks for sharing them……….
hi Sowjanya,
I made veg curry puffs tday……………they tastes delicious……………thank u so much……………
Manjit
Thanks manjit. I’m glad you tried and liked them.
You are Rocking Young Lady …
I love your style of Cooking, Writing, Blogging … You should be an intersting personality 🙂 Keep rocking …
Luv,
Borntoeat
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i dont have oven what i can do ?can i fry?i have only oven for heating………………….