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British Indian Restaurant Recipes - Starters & Side Dishes => Starters and Side Dishes Chat => Topic started by: Invisible Mike on February 22, 2015, 08:45 PM
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Hi all
Have been asked to do some gluten free samosas for a coeliac for her 40th birthday party. Just wondering if anyone has done them before and what did you use as a flour substitute?
Cheers
MM
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Mmm, struggling to help with this one. How about using gluten free flour. If in doubt, practice your onion bhaji skills :) They go down really well with those with gluten allergies ;)
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A quick google which you've probably already done, brought up this
http://myfoodbook.com.au/recipes/show/homemade-samosa-gluten-free-option-available (http://myfoodbook.com.au/recipes/show/homemade-samosa-gluten-free-option-available)
The gluten free bit is in the green box at the end.
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Very simple, buy some gluten free pastry.
Tecos
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Gav. Soy flour, rice flour, tapioca flour, potato flour. Sounds like a trip to the Wing Yip! :)
Chewy that's a very good idea as essentially samosa dough is not far off a shortcrust pastry. I guess just scatter a few ajwain seeds over it before rolling out!
CH. I was thinking gluten free plain flour but apparently it's very fine like cornflour so thought it might "act" differently somehow. Got a while yet to perfect a recipe. I've also been asked to do the curry for the party. I guess gluten free H4ppy naans might be tricky also? :D
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Hi
MM you may wish to consider besan flour for the samosa skins.
Regards
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I thought that but would the stronger flavour make them taste odd? - Like bhajis! I might try a small batch and see. :)
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Hi
MM you may wish to consider besan flour for the samosa skins.
Regards
I tried using besan flour and it had very little stretch to it
Maybe I did it wrong
Would love to hear someone else's results
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I think lack of stretch is going to be the case with all gluten free flours.