We all know what a ‘Samosa’ is. From a child to an elderly in India, the samosa is a favourite ‘go-to’ snack. But what you probably didn't know is that the samosa wasn’t actually a part of Indian food culture. It originated in the Middle East and Central Asia. The samosa has been a part of Persian, Turkish, Arabian and Iranian food scene, travelled through Africa and South Asia before reaching the Indian subcontinent in 13th or 14th century. Enough of the History, Here is the recipe for the Lege

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