For the yogurt mint dip collect and finely chop the mint leaves and place them in a bowl together with the yogurt.
Squeeze the lime well and add it to the mint together with a pinch of salt. Put the dip in the fridge.
For the filling wash all the vegetables and cut them into julienne strips. Peel the potatoes and cut them into small cubes. This can be done with Braun’s MultiQuick 9 food processor attachment.
Place vegetables and potatoes inside the MultiFry 3 drawer without the grill insert with a drop of oil and 50 ml of water.
Select the Vegetable program and cook for 20 minutes at 180°C.
After 5 minutes add the soy sauce, cumin and continue cooking, stirring the vegetables 1-2 times.
For the samosas take 2 sheets of phyllo pastry, overlapping them one on top of the other (brushing them together with water to seal them), making 3-5 long, narrow strips with a pastry wheel (or knife).
Place a small spoonful of filling on the top or bottom side of the strip and begin to fold the phyllo pastry over itself to form a triangle, continuing until the length of the pastry ends.
Seal the final part of the edge with water and place the samosas on the bottom of the previously oiled drawer.
Select the Potato program and cook for 5 minutes at 180°C.
Turn the samosas halfway through cooking. At the end repeat the same operations for the remaining triangles.
Serve samosas with the previously prepared dip.
For the yogurt mint dip collect and finely chop the mint leaves and place them in a bowl together with the yogurt.
Squeeze the lime well and add it to the mint together with a pinch of salt. Put the dip in the fridge.
For the filling wash all the vegetables and cut them into julienne strips. Peel the potatoes and cut them into small cubes. This can be done with Braun’s MultiQuick 9 food processor attachment.
Place vegetables and potatoes inside the MultiFry 3 drawer without the grill insert with a drop of oil and 50 ml of water.
Select the Vegetable program and cook for 20 minutes at 180°C.
After 5 minutes add the soy sauce, cumin and continue cooking, stirring the vegetables 1-2 times.
For the samosas take 2 sheets of phyllo pastry, overlapping them one on top of the other (brushing them together with water to seal them), making 3-5 long, narrow strips with a pastry wheel (or knife).
Place a small spoonful of filling on the top or bottom side of the strip and begin to fold the phyllo pastry over itself to form a triangle, continuing until the length of the pastry ends.
Seal the final part of the edge with water and place the samosas on the bottom of the previously oiled drawer.
Select the Potato program and cook for 5 minutes at 180°C.
Turn the samosas halfway through cooking. At the end repeat the same operations for the remaining triangles.
Serve samosas with the previously prepared dip.