Showing posts with label Toast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toast. Show all posts

April 19, 2014

Bread Pouch

     It was an evening (snack) time. I was literally scratching my head (actually brain) on what to prepare for our munching time. I don't feel like preparing Bonda, Bhajji etc. etc. So, when i searched into my fridge, I found some leftover wheat bread slices. Started googling for bread recipe, I got plenty of bread snacks, from that I finally prepared this hot "pouch" muncher.


ALL YOU NEED:
Bread Slices 3 Nos.
Oil To Grease
For Filling:
Chopped Onion 1 1/2 No.
Chopped Tomato 1 No.
Chopped Green Chilly 1 No.
Chopped Coriander 3 Twigs
Tomato Ketchup 2 spoons
Boiled Potato 1 No.
Chopped Garlic 5 Nos.
Sweet Corn 1/4 cup
Oil 1 spoon

METHOD:
    Take a pan, heat a spoon of oil in a pan. Once done, add chopped onion (Reserve some onions here), chopped green chillies and chopped garlic, saute it well. Now add chopped tomato and pinch of turmeric powder, saute well until oil oozes out. Now add mashed potato, sweetcorn and required salt, saute it well by sprinkling some water. Once everything gets mixed up well, put off the flame.

    Preheat oven in 350 F for 10 mins. Meantime, take the bread slice, cut the corners. Take a spoon of filling, keep on one side of the bread, add some chopped onions, coriander leaf and spoon of tomato ketchup on top of it. Close it other side of bread which looks like a pouch. To cover the pouch perfectly, take a fork and press it hardly on the 3 open sides. Once done, grease both sides of bread pouch with oil. Place it in oven for 25 to 30 mins by tossing bread slices in between.

Note: Cheese lovers can also add cheese along with stuffing.

♬ Sangeetha♡Nambi ♬

April 2, 2014

Shahi Tukda

     Main reason which forced me to prepare this recipe was, i got some left over homemade sugar syrup at home. Yes, couple of weeks back i prepared Gulab jamun. Jamun got vanished on the same day but the poor sugar syrup was still there silently. I dont want to waste it so while i was searching google to empty the sugar syrup, i got this recipe. On seeing the NAME in my co-bloggers space, i thought for sure its a complicated recipe but when i was checking the method, then i realized how easy it is. Even-though am not a sweet lover i tried this immediately for our evening snack.


ALL YOU NEED:
Bread slices 3 Nos.
Ghee 2 spoon
Sugar Syrup 1 cup
Dry Fruits 1/4 cup
Sugar 1 spoon
Nuts 1/4 cup 


METHOD:
     Take a wide pan, pour 2 cups of milk and sugar. Stir well and let it boil for 5 mins and add the nuts and dry fruits. Simmer it and allow it to reduce. Meantime, cut all the bread slices diagonally. Heat a tawa with 2 spoons of ghee, once done, toast the slices on both sides. Immediately put the toasted slices in the sugar syrup for 5 seconds. Place it in a wide plate. Once the milk gets reduced allow it cool well and pour it over the bread slices and enjoy !

Note: You can also add saffron into the milk just to give the rich look.

♬ Sangeetha♡Nambi ♬
Showing posts with label Toast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toast. Show all posts

April 19, 2014

Bread Pouch

     It was an evening (snack) time. I was literally scratching my head (actually brain) on what to prepare for our munching time. I don't feel like preparing Bonda, Bhajji etc. etc. So, when i searched into my fridge, I found some leftover wheat bread slices. Started googling for bread recipe, I got plenty of bread snacks, from that I finally prepared this hot "pouch" muncher.


ALL YOU NEED:
Bread Slices 3 Nos.
Oil To Grease
For Filling:
Chopped Onion 1 1/2 No.
Chopped Tomato 1 No.
Chopped Green Chilly 1 No.
Chopped Coriander 3 Twigs
Tomato Ketchup 2 spoons
Boiled Potato 1 No.
Chopped Garlic 5 Nos.
Sweet Corn 1/4 cup
Oil 1 spoon

METHOD:
    Take a pan, heat a spoon of oil in a pan. Once done, add chopped onion (Reserve some onions here), chopped green chillies and chopped garlic, saute it well. Now add chopped tomato and pinch of turmeric powder, saute well until oil oozes out. Now add mashed potato, sweetcorn and required salt, saute it well by sprinkling some water. Once everything gets mixed up well, put off the flame.

    Preheat oven in 350 F for 10 mins. Meantime, take the bread slice, cut the corners. Take a spoon of filling, keep on one side of the bread, add some chopped onions, coriander leaf and spoon of tomato ketchup on top of it. Close it other side of bread which looks like a pouch. To cover the pouch perfectly, take a fork and press it hardly on the 3 open sides. Once done, grease both sides of bread pouch with oil. Place it in oven for 25 to 30 mins by tossing bread slices in between.

Note: Cheese lovers can also add cheese along with stuffing.

♬ Sangeetha♡Nambi ♬

April 2, 2014

Shahi Tukda

     Main reason which forced me to prepare this recipe was, i got some left over homemade sugar syrup at home. Yes, couple of weeks back i prepared Gulab jamun. Jamun got vanished on the same day but the poor sugar syrup was still there silently. I dont want to waste it so while i was searching google to empty the sugar syrup, i got this recipe. On seeing the NAME in my co-bloggers space, i thought for sure its a complicated recipe but when i was checking the method, then i realized how easy it is. Even-though am not a sweet lover i tried this immediately for our evening snack.


ALL YOU NEED:
Bread slices 3 Nos.
Ghee 2 spoon
Sugar Syrup 1 cup
Dry Fruits 1/4 cup
Sugar 1 spoon
Nuts 1/4 cup 


METHOD:
     Take a wide pan, pour 2 cups of milk and sugar. Stir well and let it boil for 5 mins and add the nuts and dry fruits. Simmer it and allow it to reduce. Meantime, cut all the bread slices diagonally. Heat a tawa with 2 spoons of ghee, once done, toast the slices on both sides. Immediately put the toasted slices in the sugar syrup for 5 seconds. Place it in a wide plate. Once the milk gets reduced allow it cool well and pour it over the bread slices and enjoy !

Note: You can also add saffron into the milk just to give the rich look.

♬ Sangeetha♡Nambi ♬