Samosa, for the unversed, is a deep-fried conical pastry that is stuffed with vegetables or meat. The crispy and flaky delight is a loved snack in India. The origins of a samosa, however, do not find home in India. It was from the Turkish and Persians that we were introduced to the idea of a samosa. The Mughal rule was a major point in history that brought samosa closer to us. In parts of Middle-East like Egypt and Zanzibar, it was known by a variety of names like sambusak, sanbusaj and samosa. The Delhi Sultanate saw the humble samosa being stuffed with all things meaty. It also find mentions in the writings of Abu Fazl and Ibn Batuta. The chicken keema samosa is a delicious samosa filled with spicy minced chicken filling.The minced chicken is tossed along with spices and chaat masala, covered with a crispy samosa covering making it perfect for the monsoons. Serve this samosa with a spicy garlic mint chutney for a tea time snack.