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Onion Samosa

I thought I have had onion samosa before. May be May be not. But I have had tiny samosas and they had carrot in them. If somebody asked me to prepare onion samosas, I would have never guessed that they have poha in them. Thats what make cooking fun. What you get is not what you see.
I got one step closer to making these, with the help of Spring Home Samosa pastry sheets which my husband found at a local Oriental market.
I have some more pastry sheets, I will add some cabbage to the next filling.
Tee Yih Jia  is the maker of the pastry sheets. The sheets looked like a very fine version of fortune cookies.
I remember the crunch of the onions in the samosa, but then I didnt know then that they have poha in it.

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