Learn how to seal samosas properly to stop the filling from leaking during deep frying and ensure a crisp, intact crust.
Filling leaks from samosas if the edges aren’t sealed properly or if there’s too much moisture in the filling.
Filling should be completely cool and relatively dry to avoid steam expansion or breakage. Overstuffing or loosely folding can also create weak spots. The edges must be sealed tightly with a flour-water paste. Finally, frying at the correct temperature prevents bursting caused by sudden steam buildup inside.
Always press and pinch the edges of the samosa firmly and allow them to dry for 5–10 minutes before frying.