samusoo taim sho

[Toramana]

[Toramana]

[Joey_Gladstonezai]

Punjabi Samosa - YouTube

He makes them really well but I was wondering if there was a way one can avoid deep frying them... <_<

[afghan]

my favorite one less oil, more healthier and alot of meat. самса с бараниной (Somsa, samsa) - YouTube[/URL]

[Khostai]

^Thats not samusa looks more like russian piraki :p
and I don't think the meat is cooked when you do it like that....

You can put the samusa in the oven instead of frying it.

[Joey_Gladstonezai]

^Thats not samusa looks more like russian piraki :p
and I don't think the meat is cooked when you do it like that....

You can put the samusa in the oven instead of frying it.

Gee, I didn't even think of that. Thanks Khostai.

afghan, Those do look good but I don't have access to halal meat where I am unfortunately.

[afghan]

Gee, I didn't even think of that. Thanks Khostai.

afghan, Those do look good but I don't have access to halal meat where I am unfortunately.

they taste good as well, uzbecks makes the best food. And about the halal meat dont waste your money in arab or paki store paying for halal meat, costco is the best place to get a nice juicy halal austrailian lamb with no bones and very little fat.
it has written halal you pay less than a half price in costco. very tasty and juicy good for all kinda cooking.
they also have great lamb chops.
great kababs.http://www2.costco.com/Browse/Produc...37*&lang=en-US

[DaZahroJaam.]

so..i have been looking at the title of this thread for the last three days and wondering why samoosas are in a thread that have what seems like a name for chinese food... Damn it toranmana, the hell type of pashto is that??

[afghan]

^Thats not samusa looks more like russian piraki :p
and I don't think the meat is cooked when you do it like that....

You can put the samusa in the oven instead of frying it.

its samosa from uzbekistan they also make it in tanoor(uzbeks calls it tandir) deep frying is used mostly in indian cooking. central asian coutries mostly use oven or tanoor. Самбуса Видеорецепт Самса Сомса Самоса Milkyroad Tajik Sambusa - YouTube[/URL]

tandir samsa
Тандырная САМСА - YouTube[/URL]

[Khostai]

Gee, I didn't even think of that. Thanks Khostai.

afghan, Those do look good but I don't have access to halal meat where I am unfortunately.

I don't know if thats sarcasm, but your welcome anyway :P

[Khostai]

@ Afghan yes we also use sometime the oven but my mother makes the dough difrent, its layerd....

[Joey_Gladstonezai]

Brother afghan,

I have heard about the halal meat you mentioned offered at Costco. But do you know if it is hand-slaughtered or machine-slaughtered? Because a lot of meat that has been machine-slaughtered or stunned is marketed as halal in the West and even in few Muslim countries such as Malaysia and Indonesia.

There are a few free-range pastures in North America. I might visit one relatively close to me to get organic, halal meat.

I am not a big fan of meat but I am trying to eat it at least once a month in light of a hadith of the Prophet (SAW) that recommends Muslims avoid refraining from meat for 40 consecutive days or consuming it for 40 consecutive days. Moderation is probably better.

Here is a website with the contact info of some of these farms and pastures throughout North America:

http://beyondhalal.com/resource/halal-meat/

[Joey_Gladstonezai]

I don't know if thats sarcasm, but your welcome anyway :P

No, it was not sarcasm. I really appreciated the idea, that's all.

[afghan]

Brother afghan,

I have heard about the halal meat you mentioned offered at Costco. But do you know if it is hand-slaughtered or machine-slaughtered? Because a lot of meat that has been machine-slaughtered or stunned is marketed as halal in the West and even in few Muslim countries such as Malaysia and Indonesia.

There are a few free-range pastures in North America. I might visit one relatively close to me to get organic, halal meat.

I am not a big fan of meat but I am trying to eat it at least once a month in light of a hadith of the Prophet (SAW) that recommends Muslims avoid refraining from meat for 40 consecutive days or consuming it for 40 consecutive days. Moderation is probably better.

Here is a website with the contact info of some of these farms and pastures throughout North America:

http://beyondhalal.com/resource/halal-meat/

Yeh its hard to find out how the halala was done. we dont know wether the muslim store owners are selling the meat was from properly slaughtering process. there are some farms where you can slaughter the animal yourself, the butcher just clean it for you. you are not a meat lover any way, wont work for you.

[afghan]

Brother afghan,

I have heard about the halal meat you mentioned offered at Costco. But do you know if it is hand-slaughtered or machine-slaughtered? Because a lot of meat that has been machine-slaughtered or stunned is marketed as halal in the West and even in few Muslim countries such as Malaysia and Indonesia.

There are a few free-range pastures in North America. I might visit one relatively close to me to get organic, halal meat.

I am not a big fan of meat but I am trying to eat it at least once a month in light of a hadith of the Prophet (SAW) that recommends Muslims avoid refraining from meat for 40 consecutive days or consuming it for 40 consecutive days. Moderation is probably better.

Here is a website with the contact info of some of these farms and pastures throughout North America:

http://beyondhalal.com/resource/halal-meat/

Yeh its hard to find out how the halala was done. we dont know wether the muslim store owners are selling the meat was from properly slaughtering process. there are some farms where you can slaughter the animal yourself, the butcher just clean it for you. you are not a meat lover any way, wont work for you.