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Coconut Beet Samosas

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Ingredients

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1 teaspoon kosher salt
4 tablespoons olive oil
1 lb russet potato
1 lb beet
1 coconut
1 serrano pepper
1 tablespoon garam masala divided
2 1/2 cups self rising flour
7 tablespoons light butter cold and cut into pieces
3/4 cup water

Nutritional information

172.5
Calories
65 g
Calories From Fat
7.3 g
Total Fat
2.7 g
Saturated Fat
6.7 mg
Cholesterol
446.8 mg
Sodium
23.6 g
Carbs
2.1 g
Dietary Fiber
2.8 g
Sugars
3.5 g
Protein
1741g
Serving Size

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Coconut Beet Samosas

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    Niki Segnits Flavor Thesaurus mentioned the coconut-beet combination, so I had to give it a try. They're a delicious twist on the classic preparation. The beet greens were processed with vinegar, lime juice, fenugreek leaves, curry leaves, and chestnuts to make the chimichurri that the samosa on the picture rests upon.

    This falls just short of a vegan dish because of the butter in the crust. The butter gives the crust it's beautiful, biscuit-like character, but this is still a tasty recipe without it.

    The focus here was supposed to be coconut - and there's no denying that it's prominent - but really, the coconut is an invited guest in the beet's house. Beets tend to do that, but the coconut does get it's day. Instructions for opening a coconut are included, though an equal amount of unsweetened coconut (about 1 pound) can be substituted if desired.

    • 200 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Coconut Beet Samosas,Niki Segnits Flavor Thesaurus mentioned the coconut-beet combination, so I had to give it a try. They’re a delicious twist on the classic preparation. The beet greens were processed with vinegar, lime juice, fenugreek leaves, curry leaves, and chestnuts to make the chimichurri that the samosa on the picture rests upon. This falls just short of a vegan dish because of the butter in the crust. The butter gives the crust it’s beautiful, biscuit-like character, but this is still a tasty recipe without it. The focus here was supposed to be coconut – and there’s no denying that it’s prominent – but really, the coconut is an invited guest in the beet’s house. Beets tend to do that, but the coconut does get it’s day. Instructions for opening a coconut are included, though an equal amount of unsweetened coconut (about 1 pound) can be substituted if desired.


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Preheat Oven to 350 Degrees F.

    2
    Done

    Pierce One of the "eyes" in the Coconut.

    3
    Done

    Enlarge the Hole, and Drain Coconut Water. Retain Coconut Water For Later Use.

    4
    Done

    Using a Meat Mallet or Clean Hammer, Break Open the Coconut Shell. Separate the Flesh of the Coconut from the Inside of the Shell With a Butter Knife.

    5
    Done

    Use a Potato Peeler to Remove the Skin from the Coconut Flesh.

    6
    Done

    Cut Coconut Flesh Into Chunks. Use Some of the Oil to Coat the Chunks and Dust With Some of the Garam Masala and Salt. Place in a Baking Sheet.

    7
    Done

    Cut Beets from the Stem. Retain the Greens If Desired. Scrub the Skin of the Beets. Cut Into Wedges and Set Aside. Use Some of the Oil to Coat the Wedges and Dust With Some of the Garam Masala and Salt. Place in a Different Baking Sheet from the Coconut.

    8
    Done

    Peel Potatoes and Cut Into Chunks. Use Some of the Oil to Coat the Chunks and Dust With Some of the Garam Masala and Salt. Place in a Different Baking Sheet from the Coconut and Beets.

    9
    Done

    Coat Pepper With Oil and Place in One of the Baking Sheets. Bake Coconut, Beets, Potatoes, and Pepper For 30 Minutes, Turning Pieces Over Halfway Through.

    10
    Done

    Mix Together the Flour, Butter, Fenugreek Powder, and Salt Until the Dough Has a Shaggy Consistency from the Butter Chunks.

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