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Ingredients

Product Used

Butter Masala Cooking Sauce
£8.00

Butter Masala Cooking Sauce

The North Indian classic, born in Delhi's dhabas. Now Gymkhana's most-ordered dish.
Classic Tandoori Marinade
£7.00

Classic Tandoori Marinade

The heart of Indian tandoor cooking, straight from Gymkhana's kitchen.

Method

  1. Melt 200ml of ghee. Allow to cool.
  2. To make the dough, sieve the flour, make a well in the centre. Mix in 50ml ghee until incorporated and then add the water, salt, carom and nigella seeds, kneading until a dough forms. Set aside.
  3. To make paneer samosas: dice the paneer into 2cm cubes, coat with half a jar of tandoori marinade, then roast at 180oc for 6-8 minutes. Allow to cool.
  4. To make chicken samosas: Dice the chicken into 2cm cubes, coat with half a jar of tandoori marinade, then roast at 180oc for 15-18 minutes. Allow to cool.
  5. Heat the 150ml of reserved ghee in a pan, then add the chopped garlic and cumin and cook for 30 seconds. Add the chopped onion, cook until lightly golden.
  6. Set aside 50g of Butter Masala sauce for the ketchup. Add the remainder to the pan and simmer until well incorporated. Add the roasted paneer and mix. Allow to cool.
  7. Roll out 20g of samosa dough thinly into a circle, then add 30g of the paneer filling to the centre. Fold the three sides together to form a triangle. Repeat for all of the dough.
  8. Heat your oil to 175oc and deep fry each samosa for roughly 4 minutes until golden brown.
  9. To serve, mix ketchup with the 50g remaining butter masala sauce to enjoy alongside the samosas.

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Product Used

Butter Masala Cooking Sauce
£8.00

Butter Masala Cooking Sauce

The North Indian classic, born in Delhi's dhabas. Now Gymkhana's most-ordered dish.
Classic Tandoori Marinade
£7.00

Classic Tandoori Marinade

The heart of Indian tandoor cooking, straight from Gymkhana's kitchen.

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