Patties recipe | වැඩි වැඩ නැතුව අඩු වියදමකින් පහසුවෙන් පැටිස් හදමු | tea time snack

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  • Опубліковано 17 бер 2023
  • Patties recipe | වැඩි වැඩ නැතුව අඩු වියදමකින් පහසුවෙන් පැටිස් හදමු | tea time snack
    Ingredients
    250 gram flour (පිටි)
    Pinch of salt(ලුනු)
    2 tbsp oil(තෙල්)
    120-150 ml water(වතුර )
    Method
    Make a dough mix wit flour,salt,oil and water (keep a side)
    Make filling mix with oil,onion,garlic,ginger,curry leaves,mash potato,salt,pepper,chili powder,chili flakes,yellow powder,curry powder
    Make a pattie
    And deep frying
    #srilankanfood #pattisamosa #teatimesnacks
    Sri Lankan fish patties are a flakey pastry filled with spicy mackerel or potato and seasoned with spices, then deep-fried in hot oil. Eating patties takes me back to Sri Lanka instantly.
    Sri Lankan fish patties are a flakey pastry filled with spicy mackerel, potato and seasoned with spices, then deep-fried in hot oil. Eating patties takes me back to Sri Lanka instantly.
    My mum always made a big batch of patties every month and froze them and whenever we were hungry and wanted a snack she would ask ” shall I fry some patties” even now when I visit Sri Lanka she would ask the same thing and in 5 mins tada I get a whole plate of patties.
    Empanadas are world famous. So much so that every continent and food culture has their own version of an empanada. In Sri Lanka, these spicy, savory, scrumptious pastry snacks are called patties (singular: patty), or more commonly fish patties as fish is the most popular filling.
    WHAT ARE SRI LANKAN SHORT EATS?
    Sri Lankan fish patties belong to a very special group of snacks called “short eats”. As the name implies, these are snacks or finger foods that you can nibble on, and are extremely popular as game day food, on road trips, as on-the-go breakfast food, as a tea-time snack, or for parties and entertaining. They are incredibly versatile.
    Sri Lankan Fish Patties - some of the ingredients for the filling, and the chilled dough.
    TIPS TO MAKE THE PERFECT SRI LANKAN FISH PATTIES (CURRIED FISH EMPANADAS)
    To have that characteristic flaky crust, unsalted butter is rubbed into the flour until it resembles coarse crumbs or wet sand. Unlike shortcrust, you do not want to have pea sized pieces (or chunks) of butter in the dough.
    If you do not want to use butter (and keep it dairy-free), use margarine instead.
    Be precise with water measurements - the amount of water can change depending on many factors. The flour that you use is one factor. Whether you use butter or margarine is another (margarine has more water, so you may then need less water to form the dough). I always start with 1/4 cup, and then add a teaspoon at a time.
    When the dough has ALMOST reached the right consistency, the BEST way to add more water is to DIP YOUR FINGERS IN COLD WATER, and then knead the dough with your wet hand. This incorporates just enough water for the final knead.
    If your Sri Lankan patties unseal while being fried (or expand too much and split), that means the dough was too wet or soft to begin with.
    Add 1 tsp of acid in the form of lemon juice, lime juice or vinegar - the acid helps relax the gluten, so you can roll it out better, and the dough will be slightly stretchy, when you get to that point of rolling the dough, and making the patties.
    Want that characteristic bubbly surface on your fish patties? Add baking powder! It will also make the pastry softer after frying. However, the baking powder is COMPLETELY optional, and you will end up with a slightly crunchier dough.
    CHILL the dough. The dough rolls out better, and it’s easier to handle when it’s colder.

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