Be it any event, piping sizzling samosas make for a drool-worthy indulgence. With a crispy outer layer and a spicy potato filling, it’s all the extra scrumptious when paired with inexperienced chutney and a cup of tea. We can certainly by no means get sufficient of this traditional Indian street food. Many want to relish the snack as it’s, whereas others decide to stuff it between slit pav or use it to make samosa chaat. Recently, a video of a meals vendor at a meals flea market in Toronto has gone viral due to his distinctive mixture of samosa and bread – which he has named ” a smashed samosa burger.”
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In the video, we get to see the step-by-step technique of placing this experimental deal with collectively. The vendor is first seen holding a brioche bun, lower into equal halves. He provides a small portion of cucumber slaw: shredded cucumber soaked in white vinegar, sugar and black pepper. Next, the seller locations a samosa that’s “smashed up a tad bit” on high of the slaw. He then pours a spoonful of chana masala on high to make it “really sloppy and beautiful.” From the toppings part, the seller provides some cilantro or coriander, pickled pink onions and inexperienced chillies. To end off, he drizzles the ‘patty’ with some sauces and closes the burger with the opposite half of the bun. The reel was shared by the official Instagram account of the flea market, Smorgasburg Toronto. Watch it beneath:

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The reel has acquired greater than 490K views thus far and attracted blended reactions on Instagram. One particular person claimed it “Looks delicious!!” whereas one other wrote, “I need this.” Similarly, a couple of different customers additionally appeared to love the concept of this snack. However, others felt in a different way. Not happy with the elements that had been paired with the traditional samosa, many customers have referred to as it a “terrible” creation. One of them wrote, “Don’t do this … common…samosa is an emotion pls leave it alone.” Another mentioned, “Terrible idea. Ruins the essence and authenticity.” An individual commented: “Bro it’s samosa pav a Bombay snack calling it a smashed samosa sandwich won’t change what it is.”

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