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Ground meat and onion folded into thin pastry triangles and fried — a Burundian snack.
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Sambusa are triangular fried pastries that spread to East Africa through Indian Ocean trade, and in Burundi too they're a popular snack sold on street corners and in cafés. Spiced ground meat and onion are wrapped in thin pastry and fried crisp. They're often eaten with tea.
Stir-fry the ground meat in a frying pan and add the chopped onion, garlic, and chili.
Season with curry powder and salt, cook until dry, and cool.
Halve the spring roll wrappers and fold into triangles around the filling, starting from one end.
Seal the ends with a paste of flour mixed with an equal amount of water.
Fry in 170°C oil until golden.