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Oksekødssamosaer with Mint chutney

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Cook time: 0 min.
Servings: 20

Ingredients for Oksekødssamosaer with Mint chutney

0.25tspGaram masala
0.25tspSalt
0.6dlWater
1Egg yolk lightly beaten
1kgFillet boards
1tbspLemon juice
1tbspCream
1tbspFresh mint, chopped
1tbspCurry
1Medium-sized potato diced
1Medium-sized tomato, skinned and chopped
1Medium onion finhakket
1Red chili cleaned of seeds
2tspGinger finhakket
2tbspOil
2tspSugar
2.5dlFresh mint
4Spring onions
400gMinced beef

Instructions for Oksekødssamosaer with Mint chutney

To prepare the Oksekødssamosaer with Mint chutney recipe, please follow these instructions:

Heat the oil in a deep pan and add the onion and ginger. FRY until the onions are soft and golden. Add the meat and Curry. Saute over high heat until meat is browned. Add salt and tomato and simmer, covered, for 5 minutes. Add the potatoes and water and let it boil for 5 minutes. Remove pan from stove and style right for cooling. Stir in mint. Preheat oven to 210 degrees. Cut the puff pastry into circles with a diameter of 13 cm. cut circles in half circles. Make a cone-shaped Pocket by folding half circle and press the curved edges together. Put 2 teaspoon of meat mixture in each of the pockets and close opening by pressing the edges around the opening together. Put fillet loaves on a greased baking sheet. Beat the egg yolk with the cream and brush loaves with mixture. Behind in 10-15 minutes. Mint chutneydip Mint, spring onions and finely chop: the chili seriously and put it into a blender or food processor with the other ingredients. Blend it thoroughly. Served to the heat samosaer.

Chef's notes: shelf life: Samosaerne can be prepared several hours ahead of time and stored in the refrigerator. Behind them just before they are to be served. Chutneyen can be prepared the day ahead of time and stored in the refrigerator.

Tips:
Chutneyen can be served as an accompaniment to many different curries. Garam masala is a spice that must be added, just before the course is served.