Art of Samosas: Scratch-made Wrappers, Flavorful Filling, & 3 Ways to Cook - Online

No need to look beyond your own kitchen for RESTAURANT QUALITY samosas. Golden, crisp, and packed with bold, spiced flavor—samosas are one of the world’s most beloved bites. Now you can make them completely from scratch in your own kitchen. In this hands-on cook-along, you’ll learn how to create restaurant-quality samosas from the ground up, starting with classic savory filling of seasoned potatoes and vegetables, and customizable aromatic spices and herbs. The real game-changer? You’ll master how to make your own paper-thin samosa wrappers using simple accessible ingredients—such a fun experience!

We’ll also explore three different healthy alternative ways to cook your samosas—no deep-frying required. One cooking method involves using the air fryer! Freezing and reheating tips will also be shared!

Equipment Needs: Large non-stick pan. More info will be provided in the ingredient list packet.

Participants will receive a list of ingredients in advance of the class to allow time for shopping. Have your questions answered by the instructor and interact with other participants as you cook-along. While cooking along is loads of fun, it is optional. Participants will also receive a copy of the instructor’s personal recipes in PDF format following the class. This class will take place on Zoom.

Tess Georgakopoulos

Instructor

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Chef Tess has been cooking for over 45 years, starting at age six in her Greek family where food was an expression of love. Her chef father further ignited her passion. Tess constantly experiments, creating new recipes and "Gold Standard" culinary experiences for communities.

She's an expert in various cooking methods, from conventional baking to Mediterranean cuisine, and now offers Master Classes. Tess teaches in-person and online, working with nearly 60 school districts across several states, having guided over 5,000 participants. Her classes empower all skill levels, building confidence and creativity in the kitchen. Her motto: "make 'dishing' delicious and simple."

Tess is currently writing her first cookbook and launching a food blog. You can find her creations on her Facebook page, "Dish it up Good," and Instagram.

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