Samosas are one of the most satisfying desi snacks. These crispy pockets are filled with tasty aloo masala and served with tangy chutneys. From a perfect evening tea-time treat to serving as an appetiser at parties, samosas are a staple dish at desi gatherings. However, in today’s world of culinary experiments, even the humble samosa has undergone diverse fusions. From chocolate samosas to biryani-stuffed variants, and from samosas filled with blueberries to ones served with Manchurian, we have witnessed many experiments. One such variant going viral is the ‘Bhindi Samosa’, served at a street stall in Old Delhi.
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A video shared by blogger @foodi_ish on Instagram showcases this unique Bhindi Samosa. In the clip, we can see a vendor breaking open the samosa, revealing the bhindi stuffing inside. Then, he tops it with aloo chole sabzi. He garnishes the snack with green chutney, chopped coriander, lemon juice, and some chaat masala. Finally, he serves the Bhindi Samosa with two green chillies. In the caption, the blogger added, “Taste ki baat ki jaaye toh tasty tha [Speaking of the taste, it was quite tasty.]”
Take a look at the ‘Bhindi Samosa’ video below:
After watching the video, here is how bhindi as well as samosa lovers reacted to the video:
“Tasty toh lgra h [Looking tasty.],” an Instagram user confessed. However, many users were not impressed with this combination. One wrote, “Pura mood kharab kar diya [You ruined my entire mood.]”
A person even said, “Kash dislike button hota Instagram par [I wish there was a dislike button on Instagram]”
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Another added, “Samosa ke sath please aise mat karo [Please don’t do this with samosa.]”
“Rip samosa,” echoed a few.
Will you even try this Bhindi samosa? Let us know in the comment section below.
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