1 package of frozen puff pastry *
1 egg beaten
filling
1 1/2 cups minced meat
2 tbsp oil
1/4 cup onion
1/4 cup tomatoes
1 tbsp garlic
1/2 tbsp ginger grated
1/2 tsp chillie powder
1/4 tsp pepper ground optional
1/2 tsp coriander powder
1/4 tsp cumin ground or garam masala
1/4 tsp turmeric powder
1/2 tsp salt
2 tbsp coriander leaves
1 tbsp lemon juice
Heat oil sauté the onion, garlic and ginger. Add meat, spices then the tomato and stir fry. Cook the meat covered until it is done. Add the lemon juice towards the end. Remove from heat and add coriander leaves. Cool the filling completely before putting into the pastry.
Cut the puff pastries into any size squares, put the filling and fold it like a triangle. Press the edges then brush with egg yolk. Before baking leave it in the fridge for about 5 minutes till the next batch is ready or till the oven preheats, this will help the pastries puff beautifully.
Bake at 375F for 15 to 20 minutes until puffed and golden in colour.
* For convenience I used store bought puff pastry made with vegetarian ingredients. Use any type of store or bakery bought puff pastry or use homemade puff pastry.
This #BWFood mint leaves goes to black and white event.
Such a great recipe! I'll bet it smells fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI really believe that puff pastry is a wonderful gourmet treat and love it this looks great!
ReplyDeleteLove your B & W pic of mint :)
ReplyDeleteThe meat filling does sound delicious and puff pastry is on my list to experiment with. Great recipe.
ReplyDeleteDelicious puffs...yummy filling...lovely clicks too..
ReplyDeleteI love curry puffs and with meat, much more enjoyable!its been a long time I made them...I should make them soon!
ReplyDeletedelicious snack n very yummy filling...B&W click looks fantastic...
ReplyDeleteI loveu u r pastry.. I can replace meat with rgg and njoy... :)
ReplyDeleteyummy puff wid delicious filling...awesome clicks..:)
ReplyDeleteTempting and yummy!
ReplyDeleteOH I am in LOVE!!!! Love the filling!
ReplyDeleteAnytime puff pastry, they are so easy peasy kinda...loved the filling...I too have one packet...will see
ReplyDeleteBW mint leaves..beautiful...
Sukanya
Love the filling.
ReplyDeleteJust like the pasties I grew up eating back home in Scotland, these look great!
ReplyDeleteThanks...
I like this idea. Very easy to prepare, fast to cook and delicious to eat.
ReplyDeletelove the non veg puff.. Simply drooling on ur page now
ReplyDeleteAkeela, those pastries look very inviting! As you would know by my blog now, I love pastries..so gonna try your filling version one of these days!
ReplyDeletePuff pastry is a wonderful thing ~ love your mint leaves pic!
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looks so yummy! gotta try to make this one! thanks for the posting :)
ReplyDeleteLove the filling. Would love to have it anytime
ReplyDeleteDelicious puffs...yummy filling...lovely clicks too..
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking pastry . Great snack for any point of the day.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Akheela, delicious puff, I like the filling so tempting.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy dear
ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious! I love that mince filling! Great recipe!
ReplyDeleteHi Akheela-Love the savory filling in the puff pastry. So glad we found each other through facebook!
ReplyDeleteLinked your previous omelette post to my recent post!
Also following you, as well!
Your pastries look delicious!
ReplyDeletethis is a favorite with us here. it is simply gorgeous! i might make some later on too for iftar :)
ReplyDeletepuff pastry is one thing I have never made, and there really doesn't seem to be a reason to when you can get really could puff dough commercially. I do always use it for sweets, and haven't thought to much about savory, but your pastry looks incredible and it must have been delicious with all those flavorful seasonings! I bet my girls would love to have that for lunch!
ReplyDeleteI love these a lot. Whenever my Husband has to bring some snacks from outside it will be this. I never tried making this at home as we wont get puff pastry sheets here. Loved your snaps.
ReplyDeleteLoving this mint touch!
ReplyDeletePerfect tea time snack- looks yum!
ReplyDeleteOhh.. This is our favorite appetiser.. perfect with hot cup of chai..
ReplyDeleteJabeen's Corner
Ongoing Event-Iftar nights
Yummy snack with some hot tea.
ReplyDeleteI luv the filling and the puffs looks crispy n perfect
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic. Yummy filling.
ReplyDeleteSeriously am drooling over that inviting puffs, simply irresistible..
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious puff pastry pillow :)
ReplyDeleteSounds good!
Kisses,
Rita
Looks so tempting & perfect puff.Drooling here.
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Everything tastes better encased in puff pastry! Your turnovers sound wonderful~
ReplyDeleteA perfect puff pastry pocket of deliciousness. Love the mint leaves!
ReplyDeleteLove puffs anytime :)
ReplyDeleteYummy and nutritive for my two girls.
ReplyDeleteOkay, now you have my mouth watering. YUM! I can just imagine how delicious this is to eat. I wish I could eat like this everyday.
ReplyDeleteNever actually had mincemeat, but this looks tasty!
ReplyDeleteYour puff pastry looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteooohhffff, this looks great! I have always been a fan of puff pastry. Sweet or savory fillings I think they are great!
ReplyDeletePretty little pockets.
ReplyDeleteGreat choice of filling and succulent puffs!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
Perfect puffs,filling looks so delicious..
ReplyDeleteThat filling would just scent the house - really lovely. The mint "bush" is a grand photo. Wishing those puffs were on my breakfast table!
ReplyDeletePerfect!!! These reminds me of lovely pastry back at home. Yours looks Delicious.....
ReplyDeleteWow...these look so inviting!!!
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
Prats Corner
Looks so tempting...Would love to have one..
ReplyDeleteI love this kind of snack, simply delicious!
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious! I love working with puff pastry!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and love the B & W photo of the mint!
ReplyDeletelooks amazing! wish to grab!
ReplyDeletePuff pastry are comforting indulgent snack bites. U fill it anything and it tastes good all the time :)
ReplyDeleteI love puff pastry! It’s the best invention ever! Your look really good. I can have a savory pastry anytime.
ReplyDeleteAttractive looking pastry photograph. I like the filling you use here. I've never fiddled with puff pastry, or phyllo too, but I'm sure it tastes great.
ReplyDeleteThank You.
Questi fagottini mi piacciono molto..complimenti!!:-))
ReplyDeleteBuon week end*
What a thriving mint plant! So glad you captured it for BWW. Thanks, Akheela1
ReplyDeleteYeah, I always rely on store bought puff pastry as it is rather time consuming to make your own. Never had any complaints.
ReplyDeleteThe filling sounds very aromatic. I can see those herbs and spices really working well together. Yum.
Tobias
I will definitely try to make these soon! Here is a recipe of a Chicken-filled puff pastry (Piroshki) - http://cuceesprouts.com/2011/09/cucee%E2%80%99s-healthified-mini-piroshki-russian-style-savory-meat-filled-pastry/
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