Samosa is a popular street food in India that is inexpensive and convenient. It originated in Central Asia but was brought to India over 2,000 years ago. Samosas are small pastries filled with spiced potatoes, onions, peas, lentils, or minced meat that are fried or baked. They are affordable, easily accessible from roadside vendors, and commonly served when hosting guests - making them a staple snack and part of Indian culture and hospitality.
Samosa is a popular street food in India that is inexpensive and convenient. It originated in Central Asia but was brought to India over 2,000 years ago. Samosas are small pastries filled with spiced potatoes, onions, peas, lentils, or minced meat that are fried or baked. They are affordable, easily accessible from roadside vendors, and commonly served when hosting guests - making them a staple snack and part of Indian culture and hospitality.
Samosa is a popular street food in India that is inexpensive and convenient. It originated in Central Asia but was brought to India over 2,000 years ago. Samosas are small pastries filled with spiced potatoes, onions, peas, lentils, or minced meat that are fried or baked. They are affordable, easily accessible from roadside vendors, and commonly served when hosting guests - making them a staple snack and part of Indian culture and hospitality.
India is the second largest population in the world, The country is so
famous for various types of foods, There are so many street foods in every city, people are crazy about foods, they visit various places only to taste delicious foods. The food that I want to talk about here is called “Samosa”. It is such a tasty and nice food , normally it is not taken as lunch or dinner instead as a refreshment, in college restaurants or in the breakfast this food is prefered so much, It does include a small amount of potatoes inside it, There is a specific powder used to make this food and then that powder is mixed with small amount of potatoes and friend in the oil. The Persian historian Abul-Fazl Beyhaqi first mentions the samosa in 11th-century literature.He portrays a modest delicacy, filled in as a nibble in the extraordinary courts of the strong Ghaznavid realm. It was brought to India via the same route that the Aryans had taken more than 2,000 years before: through Central Asia, over the great mountains in Afghanistan, and finally into the fertile plains of India's great rivers. Spiced potatoes, onions, peas, lentils, and minced meat (from lamb, beef, or chicken) can all be included in a samosa. When it comes to the values that this food reveal I do think about two things here the first is India is a really poor country where most of the people can not afford expensive foods like a pizza or burger may be which are not so expensive but a poor can not eat regularly so samosa just cost is such that a one time pocket money of a school student can buy 2 3 easily everyday, Morever indian people work so much on streets or roads so this food actually is prepared on road sides so much this is another reason why this food is so popular , besides the people in India are really good hosts and a samosa is something one can eat at any time so normally when people visit their houses they always have this great food available to greet people.