When one of our neighbors ask me if I can teach her how to make samosas, I was surprised. The reason, she was originally from India. So one would assume that she would know how and that she should be doing the teaching. She asked me for the recipe so she could get the ingredients and then she ask if she could come over one day. Last Sunday, she and her husband came over to our home. The good part about it is that she made the filling at home using the recipe I had sent her. It's not a secret because I just searched it from Pinterest. She brought at least 3 boxes of phyllo pastry as she didn't know how much it will require. We started laying out the pastry and then cutting them to the right side and brushing with butter for each sheet. I showed her how to fold it so it becomes a triangle and that the fold is under when baking. After I showed her, her husband wanted to learn how to do it as well, and once he got the hang of it, we continued the process as we became a team. We baked one batch and the rest they took it home to freeze and will bake when needed. They were very appreciative of the lesson and I was very impressed with the results. She was very impressed with the ones I brought to her home about a month ago at their event. Unfortunately, the samosas were gone by the time she wanted to try it but her friends were giving me a lot of compliments. I am so happy to share what I have learned from Pinterest.
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