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Samosa is one of the most popular snacks of North Indian cuisine. This deep-fried snack is something that can satiate your hunger pangs and make you happy instantly! This traditional snack recipe needs no introduction and tastes best when served with mint chutney and red chutney. Stuffed with spicy potatoes that are either sautéed or just potatoes mashed with spices, it takes only minutes to prepare this yummilicious snack at home. If you are feeling bored and want to experiment in your kitchen, it's the best thing to make for your loved ones and be happy! You can add peas in the stuffing to make it more delicious. Serve these hot recipe with any chutney of your choice and make it all the more scrumptious. Try this easy samosa recipe at home and make the coming occasion all the more happening, while earning appreciations for your amazing culinary skills. Samosa is one such snack, which nobody can resist and is loved by people of all age groups and so will be an instant hit in your household. A snack like Samosa comes to the rescue when hunger pangs hit you out of nowhere in the middle of the night. Go ahead, read and follow the steps which are given right below and give this recipe a try that it deserves for obvious reasons! Relish and spread warmth among your favourite company. You can even pack them for the road trip you've been planning to go on this weekend as it is easy to take and non-messy. Serve it as a tea-time snack by pairing it with a hot cup of tea or coffee.

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