Air fryer frozen samosa! You can enjoy your crispy, satisfying Indian dumplings without having to dip them in oil, making it a healthier alternative to traditional deep frying methods.
You’ll love the convenience and the speed of making your samosa in the air fryer! You’ll have delicious, crispy samosa on the table in only 15 minutes.
You can serve samosas with a chutney dipping sauce, or on their own as a tasty entree to a bigger meal. Because we’re using an air fryer, we don’t need to use as much oil as with other prep methods, and you won’t take as long to cook them either. In fact, you can have your frozen samosas ready in only 15 minutes!
You'll Need
To make this dish, you need your frozen samosa, the air fryer, and some lining for the air fryer basket. You can use parchment paper or a baking paper, or one of the various reusable air fryer basket liners available.
How To Make Air Fryer Frozen Samosa
- Set your samosa in the air fryer basket. You’ll want to line the basket with parchment paper or a reusable air fryer silicon liner. Spray the tops of your little parcels with some cooking spray, set your temperature to 350 F, and cook for eight to ten minutes.
- Halfway through - so at either 8 minutes or 10 - use a pair of tongs to flip each samosa.
- Once they’re golden brown, you can serve the samosa with dipping sauce of your choice.
Plenty of grocery stores and supermarkets sell samosas in the frozen section. You can also buy them online if you want, or alternatively try heading into a specialty grocer. You’ll often find the best Indian food in smaller stores run by Indian families, so if your city has one of those stores it’s worth checking out.
In the United Kingdom, it’s common to see Indian and Pakistani street vendors selling handmade samosas that have been frozen for consumption later. If you’re lucky, you might be able to find something similar where you live, and get the truly authentic samosa experience.
No! You can actually get a better flavor by putting the frozen samosa straight into your air fryer. Defrosting samosa can actually make them a little soggy and bland, a far cry from the spicy, aromatic, crispy samosa we all know and love. The other benefit of putting the samosa straight into the air fryer is that it saves a lot of downtime that you would otherwise spend waiting for the food to defrost.
Typically, in India, samosa is served with a dipping sauce. We recommend:
Rani Samosa Chutney
Patak’s Major Grey Chutney
Garlic Chutney
How To Reheat Samosa
If you have any samosa left over, you might want to reheat them to eat at a later date.
To do this, first you’ll need to let them cool to room temperature. Once cooled, place your samosa in an airtight container and refrigerate. They will keep in the fridge for two to three days.
When you want to reheat the samosa, simply put your leftovers in the air fryer basket and fry for 3-5 minutes at 380 F.
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Air Fryer Frozen Samosa
Ingredients
- 1 package of frozen samosa 12 pieces
- Oil baking spray with flour or cooking oil spray
Equipment
Instructions
- Line your air fryer basket with parchment paper.
- Place the frozen samosa into the air fryer basket and spray the tops with baking spray with flour (or cooking oil spray).
- Air fry samosa for 15 minutes at 350°F| 180°C. Use tongs to flip the samosa after 10 minutes during the cooking process. The cooking time may vary, depending on the size of your samosa.
- Serve immediately.
- Enjoy!
Nutrition
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