If you are bored of regular sandwich try these for a change you will surely love these crisp sandwich and I bet you would try it again too.........and am also sending this to the event sunday snacks with bread hosted by priya of priya's easy and tasty recipes
Ingredients
5-6 slices of bread
oil/butter to shallow fry
For the topping
1 carrot finely chopped
1/2 cup cabbage finely shredded
5-6 mushrooms finely chopped
1/2 cup finely chopped spring onion greens
1 tsp ginger-garlic paste
1 tsp chilli powder
1/2 tsp white pepper powder
1 tsp soya sauce
salt to taste
2 tsp oil
Other ingredients
1/2 cup white sesame seeds
3-4 tbsp maida
Method
- Mix maida with enough water to make a paste(not very watery nor too thick) and then keep aside
For the topping
- Heat oil in a pan, add ginger garlic paste and then fry till its raw smell goes off
- Add half of the spring onion greens and fry for 1-2 minutes, then add all the vegetables and fry for 2-3 minutes till tender
- Add white pepper powder,chilli powder,soya sauce and salt and then mix it well
- Add the remaining spring onion greens and fry for another couple of minutes and then switch off the gas and allow it to cool
For the triangles
- Take one slice of bread, spread the topping evenly on it, then with the help of a spoon spread the maida paste on it evenly & then sprinkle white seasame seeds all over it
- Repeat the same procedure for remaining slices of bread and then keep aside
- Heat tawa, add oil/ butter and then shallow fry the bread with the coated side down, turn over after 1-2 minutes and shallow fry the other sides till golden brown and crisp
- Cut into triangle and then serve immediately with ketchup
Wow,mouthwatering,should be flavorful with so much sesame seeds!!
ReplyDeleteHi Sushma, your recipes are really unique dear. You have nice creativity, Chinese sesame triangles looks very crunchy and mouth-watering. And i also loved the Spring onion spirals. Wanna try both the recipes very soon. Keep in touch:)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting...looks yum and nice pic
ReplyDeleteAmazing triangles with sesame topping,would lov to hav this with evening tea...
ReplyDeleteJanmashtami wishes to you too Sushma and your sesame triangles look yumm.... nice recipe :)
ReplyDeleteInitially when I first saw the pics, I thought it was pizza until I saw they were bread slices..Close enough I thought!But this is very innovative:)
ReplyDeleteWoww very interesting and droolworthy triangles sushma..looks fabulous!!!
ReplyDeletei've had the balled up version of this. the sesame seeds taste yum!
ReplyDeletelooks really yumm..:) with bread, it must be very tasty !
ReplyDeletethanks a lot all of u for ur valuable comments...
ReplyDeleteOh these look good! i was wondering if i cud bake these?
ReplyDeleteYes Parita you can bake it if u like till its gets crisp:)
ReplyDeleteSeeing the picture I thought it were a sweet! Looks yummy with all those veggies.
ReplyDeleteSeeing the picture I thought it were a sweet! Looks yummy with all those veggies.
ReplyDeletehmmmmm yummy 1 ......feel like eating nd trying it too
ReplyDeletewow ,wat a wonderful snack
ReplyDeletethanks divya, sneha and niha...
ReplyDeleteThese look good. I remember having these at a friend's place some time back.
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by.
wow.. nice recipe.. yummy.. u have a wonderful blog & yummy recipes..
ReplyDeleteJust by reading the ingredients, I'm sure this will taste lovely!
ReplyDeletethanks aparna,srikar & MamaFaMi for your lovely comments....
ReplyDeleteYummmy blog sushma.. Love all dishes..! I'm following! Do visit mine..!
ReplyDeleteWow that looks lovely with sesame seeds. Looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteI had bookmarked this recipe i tried it nd it came delicious.....but the bad news is i cudn capture it in ma cam bcoz it got empty as it was done :P
ReplyDeletethanks for trying this sandwich aparna...am glad u liked it a lot...
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