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Aloo Samosa to Paneer -7 types of Samosas to enjoy

World Samosa Day: Nothing beats a warm cup of tea and a crispy samosa with your loved ones on a summer evening. Enjoy these seven samosas with distinct flavours and ingredients.
 

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Paneer (Indian Cheese) Samosa

Paneer samosas are stuffed with a mixture of crumbled paneer, peas, and aromatic spices. They have a creamy and slightly tangy flavor.
 

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Potato Samosa

The classic potato samosa features a filling of spiced mashed potatoes mixed with peas and various spices. It's the most common and widely enjoyed type of samosa.
 

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Sweet Samosa

While most samosas are savory, sweet samosas are filled with sweet ingredients like khoya (milk solids), nuts, sugar, and cardamom. They are often served as a dessert or snack.
 

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Chana (Chickpea) Samosa

Chana samosas are filled with a spiced chickpea mixture, which provides a unique and slightly nutty flavor compared to potato-based samosas.
 

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Vegetable Samosa

In addition to potatoes, veg samosas typically contain a mix of other vegetables like carrots, beans, and sometimes even cauliflower, providing a colourful and flavorful stuffing.
 

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Keema (Minced Meat) Samosa

Similar to meat samosas, keema samosas specifically use minced meat as the primary filling. The spices and flavors can vary depending on regional preferences.
 

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Chicken Samosa

Popular in non-vegetarian versions, meat samosas are filled with spiced minced meat, often chicken, lamb, or beef. They offer a savory and meaty experience.
 

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