Showing posts with label SNACK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SNACK. Show all posts

Saturday, November 23, 2013

QUICK SANDWICH...

This was a quick sandwich I made for my son because there was nothing else in hand that he would like with is sandwich bread..
This is an easy and filling sandwich which  can be made in 10 mins flat and you can even make a lot of changes as per choice i will suggest a few changes which you can incorporate into the sandwich making.

I used ready schezwan chutney for this recipe you can make schezwan sauce at home too .
spread one side of  your bread slice with butter , on the other slice you can smear with a spoon of schezwan sauce keep a cheese slice on top and sprinkle with a little Italian seasoning a little pepper and chilli  flakes.. 
which gives a tangy , yummy Sandwich.





 I am sorry, I did not take a picture of the sandwich open.. I just took the outer picture as I was in a hurry.




 
You can add your own things like a scrambled egg . boiled potato finely sliced some finely chopped onions etc.

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

EGGY MASALA TOAST......

I have a friend who is a pure vegetarian girl, they never even cook an egg in their home i.e. her mom in law has never ever touched an egg.
But funny as it is her son once tasted an egg masala toast quite accidentally from his friends tiffin box and he was hooked , He just loved the taste of  the egg preparation and he insisted that his mother learn it and make it for him, and as no mother would be able to
Ignore her child’s plea, she did learn to make it for her son and makes it regularly only for him as all the other members are pure veg..

 
She is a very dear friend of mine and hence this dish is very special for me .

 
METHOD

1. Take a shallow dish and beat in two eggs till light and fluffy, add salt, chilli powder or finely chopped green chilies), haldi powder and  finely chopped coriander to the mixture.
2. There is one extra ingredient which I add and that’s cheese, my son loves cheese and loves to have it wherever possible and so in goes my cheese too.
3. Dip the slices of  bread cut into the required shape into the above mixture , do not leave the slices in the mixture or it will soak up the whole mixture and then break , so dip it for just long enough for it to soak up the egg mixture.
4. Take a hot griddle and add a little butter to it. Place the slices on the hot griddle and let them roast till nice and brown.
5. Serve hot with tomato ketchup

 
                                          EASY AND SIMPLE EGG MASALA TOAST

Thursday, January 10, 2008

SABUDANA WADA....

HI!!!! FRIENDS , I AM BACK .... I AM STILL QUITE BUSY , BUT WILL TRY TO PUT IN A RECIPE OR TWO AS AND WHEN I GET TIME... DID YOU MISS ME??? WILL BE GREAT TO HEAR FROM YOU ALL WHO REGULARLY READ MY BLOG



SABUDANA WADA, I am sure all Maharashtrian must be making this sometime time or the other especially during fasting days.

It’s my son’s favorite and usually a breakfast or snack item on his birthday.



INGREDIENTS

2 potatoes boiled and mashed
1 cup sago or sabudana soaked in just enough water to soak it.
¼ cup roasted and coarsely ground peanut powder
2 green chilies finely chopped
Finely chopped coriander
1 tsp lemon juice
1 tsp sugar
1 tsp roasted and coarsely ground jeera or cumin powder (you can add whole jeera)
Salt to taste
Oil for frying

METHOD

Very easy to prepare!!!!!
Take a bowl and mix all the ingredients together.
Shape into round balls as shown in the picture.
Or you can flatten them
deep fry in hot oil.
Eat with green chutney or tomato ketchup.


Sunday, October 21, 2007

FRENCH TOAST....

My son and hubs wanted to have something eggy yesterday morning and they asked me to make a scrumptious French toast with a forewarning that I should make it just the way it should be made i.e. use all the ingredients in the right proportions.
You all will wonder why is it necessary to give such a warning, let me tell you why
I am a bit conscious about the ingredients that I use i.e. I am not very generous in my use of ingredients which tend to have lots of calories or empty calories , the ingredient in this recipe is the large amount of sugar required . I am not very comfortable making sweet dishes as I am not comfortable using large amount of sugar and also the amount of butter used for frying the fried toasts.




So I did make the French toast exactly the way it should be made- (according to me)
I added a little vanilla essence too.
I am sure each of you has a French toast recipe, and I would love to know how you make it.
I use the ingredients by the taste and add method i.e. 1 cup milk for 3 eggs sugar as per taste, butter for frying.

PLEASE GIVE ME YOUR RECIPES AND THE VARIATIONS IF YOU KNOW OF ANY
I WILL POST THEM IN ADDITION TO MINE.

This is what some of my friends say…………..
I do the same thing too. I rarely add things like butter, ghee, sugars etc in the amounts they are supposed to be added & then I complain that the taste is just not the same!My French toast is pretty much the same as yours; sometimes I add finely sliced onion, green chilies and some cilantro……..tbc

I usually add salt and pepper instead of sugar. Sometimes I add cinnamon powder instead of slat and pepper. Should try u're way. It looks delicious …… LATHA

I too am very stingy with oil/butter in my dishes. Hence most turn out dry... but I still go the less oil way for French toast: I add turmeric powder along with vanilla essence. Basically it gives it a more golden color and reduces the smell of the egg in the toast... Rest remains the same... also add a little salt. This is how my mom makes it… ASHU


I make French toast but my recipe is 2 eggs 2 tbsp milk salt and pepper.4-6 slices bread butter for cooking. Combine together egg, milk salt and pepper and dip bread in. Heat pan and melt a little butter then cook bread till golden then turn and cook second side.
forgot to say, Usually serve with banana, lightly cooked in the pan, and maple syrup but I find that a bit sweet so just use a hint of syrup…..JEAN FROM NEWZEALAND

I make mine with finely chopped onions, salt n pepper n makes it on a non-stick...So cut out on a lot of oil...Your sweet one looks nice...Like the browning! SUGARCRAFT

Saturday, June 02, 2007

SABUDANA THALIPETH....

One more week for the A to Z of Indian vegetables…
How fast the week passes and by the time it starts I feel there is a lot of time for me to think up of something for the letter of the week. And by the time I think and cook it and put it on the net it’s almost the weekend and then I have to do a rush rush job.
But whatever, I enjoy this event; it keeps my mind alive with ideas for the week. When the week began I thought of so many items which start with the letter S and which I had not blogged about, but finally I could manage to prepare only two and that too at the very end of the week and that’s today.


SABUDANA THALEPETH

INGREDIENTS

½ cup sabudana or sago washed and soaked for 3-4 hours.
3 potatoes boiled and mashed
½ cup peanuts roasted and powdered
Coriander leaves finely chopped
1 tsp cumin powder or whole cumin
1 tbsp rice flour.
1 tsp red chili powder
1 tsp haldi powder.
Sugar to taste
Lemon juice 1 tsp

METHOD

Mix all the ingredients and also add a little oil for keeping it together.
This mixture is quite sticky and takes some time to spread on the griddle or tava
Heat your tava till it’s real hot.
Rub oil all over
Take a ball made of the mixture and spread with your fingers, you can dip your fingers in oil or even water. You have to pat it to make it stick to the tava.
Let it turn brown pour a little ghee on the sides and turn.
Let it cook on the other side too.
Serve hot with sauce or green chutney.


You need a lot of patience for making these thalipeth as they stick to your fingers, then tend to stick to the griddle and they will break (if not carefully handled) when you remove them on to a plate.So i suggest slide them on to your plate and do not take them up like a normal thalipeth.

Sunday, April 08, 2007

KAKDICHE BHAKRI/THALIPETH/ THICK DOSA

KAKDI, that’s a Marathi word for our humble cucumber, this dosa , thalipeth or bhakari as we call it in goa is very famous and commonly done in goan houses for breakfast.

KAKDI OR CUCUMBER belongs to the same plant family as melons, pumpkins, and winter squash
Kakdi contains 95 % water and are low in calories; a cup of slices of cucumber contains fewer than 15 cal.


Without more delay let me go on to share with you the recipe of KAKDICHE BHAKRI

INGREDIENTS

2 Cups grated cucumber
1 cup wheat flour
1 cup rice flour
11/2 cup grated jaggery more if you like it sweet
1 cup grated coconut
Salt to taste
1tbsp cardamom powder
Ghee for smearing
Oil for shallow frying
METHOD

Its very simple
Just add all the ingredients and mix with water
The consistency should be right enough to spread it on a hot tawa or griddle.
Spread on the tava with your fingers dipped in water.
Pour a little oil along the sides and let it cook
Turn on the other side and let it turn into brown spots.
Let it become nice and crispy
Remove and spread a spoon of fresh homemade ghee on it.
And RELISH!!!!!!!
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