1 cup red beans
1/2 red onion
1 cup mashed potatoes (either from scratch or instant)
3 large tortillas, sliced in half
1 cup romaine lettuce
curry powder
1: Preheat oven to 400°F
2: Saute chopped red onion in a medium-sized pan then add red beans.
3: Cook red beans on medium heat until soft enough to mash. At this point, also add the mashed potatoes.
4: Curry is a very tricky spice. If you add too little, you might as well not have added any. If you add too much, however, you'll feel like you've taken a bite of an incense stick from your local hippy shop! My advice: add slowly, simmer for a minute, then taste. The flavor comes out the slower you cook the beans. You can also add peas at this point if you'd like, however, I like to reserve peas for the more traditional samosa.
5: Take the 1/2 tortilla and cut the rounded part off the top. You'll have to maneuver the bean/potato mixture around until you're able to make a triangle envelope out of this thing. Do some experimenting here!
6: Bake samosa on a baking sheet for approximately 6 minutes, or until lightly browned. You can flip it over at this point if you'd like both sides browned, or just leave as is to enjoy a softer samosa.
7: Spread over a bed of romaine lettuce and enjoy with a balsamic vinaigrette or a homemade pepper vinaigrette (if you're feeling saucy).
This is also delicious with a side of roasted pepper rice. :)
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