The warm, aromatic kitchen was filled with the enticing scent of spices as I carefully prepared a batch of potato and pea samosas, but with a delightful twist – I was using crispy filo pastry instead of the traditional dough. The delicate layers of filo promised an extra crunch, making these little parcels all the more irresistible.

As I sautéed finely chopped onions, cumin seeds, and a medley of spices, the earthy aroma danced through the air. I then added boiled potatoes and sweet green peas, mashing them lightly to create a hearty filling. Once seasoned to perfection, it was time to assemble the samosas. I cut the filo sheets into strips, brushed them with melted butter, and dolloped the vibrant filling at one end. With deft hands, I folded them into triangles, ensuring they were sealed tightly, ready for the oven.

Baking them until golden brown, I anticipated the satisfying crunch that would greet me. When they finally emerged, steam wafted upwards, revealing a scrumptious treat that was both a modern twist on a classic and a perfect finger food for any gathering. Paired with a tangy mint chutney, these potato and pea samosas would undoubtedly be a hit, inviting all to indulge in their flaky, golden goodness.