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You may hear people who have traveled to or tasted Burmese food said that Burmese cuisine is somewhat a hybrid of Indian, Chinese and Thai.
If I may put it this way, Ametha pudeena samosa or beef and mint samosa is one of the examples of the Indian-inspired dishes.
The samosa is filled with ground beef that is cooked and flavored with cumin, coriander seeds, onion, garlic and mint. I found this samosa very delicious and flavorful.
The only “complexity” (if I may say so), is in wrapping the samosa into triangle shape. But again, I didn’t find it awfully complex either. I did it, so you can too 😉
The tamarind sauce is really a wonderful complement to this beef and mint samosa. This will be a great appetizer dish. Recipe is adopted from The Food of Burma.
Ingredients
Method
- Heat oil in a deep small pan and deep-fry until golden brown. Place on paper towel to drain extra oil. Place on serving platter. Serve with tamarind sauce
- Place the tamarind paste in a bowl and add about 2-3 Tbsp of lukewarm water. Mash with fork to extract the tamarind and then strain off to get the tamarind juice. Place the extracted tamarind juice and everything else in a bowl and mix well. Have a taste, it should be sour, sweet and salty
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