Baked Fish Rolls

Baked Fish Rolls

For the filling:
Pomphret fillets(sliced in
half)
5 nos.
Carrots, grated 2 nos.
Cabbage, shredded 1 no.
Spring onions, chopped 3 nos.
Cream(thick) 10 tbsps.
Walnuts, chopped 25 gms.
Currants 25 gms.
Cheese, grated 100 gms.
Butter 1 tbsps.
Nutmeg powder ¼ tsp.
Pepper To taste
Salt To taste
For the dough:
Rice flour 200 gms.
Lemon juice 2 tbsps.
Lemon rind, grated 1 tbsp.
Oil 2 tbsps. 

COOKING DIRECTIONS

Mix all the ingredients for the filling except the pomphret fillets & cream in a
large bowl.
Make a stiff dough using hot water and the ingredients for making the dough.
Make 10 thin chapatis of this dough.
Place one fillet on one chapati and spread one teaspoon of cream on this.
Now roll this chapati and seal the edges.
Make the remaining fish rolls in the same way.
Grease a tray and place the fish rolls in it.
Pour the remaining cream over the fish rolls.
Bake the fish rolls in a moderately hot oven for one hour till the top is brown.
Sprinkle the cheese and bake till the cheese melts.
Serve hot with salad.

Keema Samosa

Keema Samosa

Mutton mince ½ kg.
Ginger 1" piece
Garlic 8 flakes
Garam masala 1 ½ tsp.
Coriander leaves chopped 2 tbsps.
Mint leaves chopped 2 tbsps.
Onion finely chopped 1 no.
Green chilies cut fine 4 nos.
Thick curd 1 tbsp.
Maida As required
Oil for frying
Salt To tasteKeema Samosa 

COOKING DIRECTIONS   
Make a stiff dough with the maida, 4 tablespoons oil and salt.
Make 20 medium sized balls of this dough.
Make thin round chappatis of the balls.
Heat a tava and roast the chappati on one side only.
Make all the chappatis in the same way.
Now cut each chappati into two pieces and keep them covered.
Using a little water make a thick paste of 2 tablespoons maida and keep aside.
Make a paste of the ginger and garlic.
Heat oil in a frying pan and fry the onions, chilies and ginger-garlic paste.
Now add the mince meat, salt and cook on a low flame till done.
Add the garam masala, curd, coriander and mint leaves and cook for some
more time.
Remove from the flame and let it cool.
Make a cone of each half chappati and fill with the mince.
Then seal the edges with the flour paste.
Make samosas of the balance chappatis in the above manner.
Heat oil well and deepfry the samosas till golden brown.
Serve hot with mint chutney